New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

city and others who daily arriving Keep the
political pot boiling. EXpresdent Harrison was
st.I in the city Yesterday Governor Mckinney ar
the last moment decided not to come ana no" 'he
politicians are wondering what caused him 10
change his mind Thomas +. Reed retlc"nt an
secrotive Is expected in the city before the week Is
over Al tho home Of Colonel August q. Paine No.
Is West Forty-rnth-st. II was admitted lhat 1nr
"a Smoker was expected here before the week was
over Governor Morton was 10 have been IN the
city yesterday. but he deferred his visit until later
80 The week
senator Julius c Burrows o. Michigan arrived
Dr. the city yesterday. and mingled with the poll
ticiars in the lobby Of the F.fth Avenue Hote..
His record IN the House. however. shows that h
VIII he a valuable addition 20 the Senate. i am
he said, Ito make address at the Chamber OF
Commerce dinner tonight on our Domestic Trade.
I have like young Lochnvar. just come out Of the
West and everything is booming cut there
mean by that largely business Trade Is roviying'
and Will there H. sudden return Of business
there has been a gra-ual Increase that is most
gratfying II spec king Of Presidential ross.ol.i-
ties Senator Burrows made a novel remark con-
corning the talk about President Cleveland for O
third term lie said The Republicans are going
TO eject a President next year That IS foregpni .
s5ovT' btr,seiF 70 be- especally astIte in declining
nomination. and even more diplomatic y. as l. re-
ported he IS running Cleveland for another nomlnl-
Ion II Mr. Cieve.and IS put up ne cannot be
elected but they viii give him political funeral or
exceptional brilliancy. and VIII wrd W ny uuis LIZ
him deep that ne VIII never be heart rom ~ ''
Il he should not run this time he might Ooo up III
1897 a a troublesome body
who Will be the Republican nominee?
There you have the other side OF the case IL ne
election is practically assured. and inc ilshl - -
get ne bd nomina NO ina. "9H moosslbe
Senator Burrows said that he ga not kn9" l..ast
rubans He slid: "Resolutions OF sympathy may
be- passed but | hardy think that the bell.gereh'y
thrust a grave responsibility upon this country.
| believe however that the principles OF the Mon
IN maintaining The freedom Of Hawaii
senator Burrows said that ne was asaIsl any
combination with the Populists TO organize me
senate.
Galusba 4 Grow. member OF Congress-at-Larse
IRON, Pennsvlvania. was seen around the hotel He
took 4 view different from senator Burrows upon
tho Cuban question He said: II believe IN assisi
lng the Cubans as FAR as II is cons stent, snouh
49,, be er-nrise1 70 ace both branches Of Congress
nsss n resolution OF sympathy with the struggling
Cubans and ask that they be recosh%ed as Dei-
lgerents"
7 Freeman Rasin. OF Baltimore. was a.so N tire
CITY Yesterday Mr. Rasn was one OF Senator Cor
mans lieutenants in the recent campaign IN Mary
land Like Mr. German. he has also kissed the
rod ana has nothing particular to say about the
campaign lust over He said. in referring TO the
alleged intimidation OF voters: ~ the other -
had lost | suppose mat tnere Won nav peg .
We hav no such claim to make There was a ialr
vote and a fair count. We were defeated on ths
issues II was simply such reversal as may be
expected at any time. The time VIII CONE when
things will swing around.
NJ r ingalls,. OF Cincinnati. president OF the Big
Four and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroads. was
In the city Yesterday. Mr.. ingalls, Is Democrat
and a supporter OF Senator 3rice. it has been
limited that he trying 20 secure Mr.. Brlce
seat IN the Senate. and that the employees Of the
great railway systems OF which ne il the head
were being organized 10 that extent Mr.. ingalls,
denied IL abruplv In referring 20 the recent cleo
Ion In ohio he said: 1T simply time when
tn Republican vote domna ted There Is no tell-
ing what the STATE may 10 again. II Is un-