New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
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LENivsev Co.. essex. coNH.

Lsmwrer Co.. cssrx. CONN.
to Chicago. It arrived yesterday in good cpn-
dition. with his blown In the bottom snd
wrapped carefully In silver foil. 1t was in the
Wr Of b Pr l. M 10m ., SrS s ". sG
hSye s the medical skin to fgpp ,ss4 oa! wse
Of s" ofes5 5 are ais. S' Tor and
will come later a: the proper time 70 add strong
gether as i was thought best not to swamp the
town with Penneyer en:husasm at At. al once ono The
House to rest from its long Journey from OREGON;
the delegates on the ground and ind out what
chance there was for The nomination 6, Of the pan
his 0 last s'uS election orsson for Penroyer for
prssisnt announcsd pr Mullins in ealing s =.
will be presented to the Convention. No man 10
nons sound IN s ys than he and 20 mere
uresque end frequent onsaugsits on Ceveiand have
Maaix was aivsed to lose no time IN Bringing ii.
boom TO the attention Of Governor Altge.d. who
h mixes hn int oSe OF w RS Mou hi make
compliment. rhe last eeen of the oregon delesa-
the Sherman House.
Looking more than ever Ike a mandarin on . TIA
chest senator Harris. Of Tennessee ia quietly nuns
ing boom for the temporary Craftsmanship. 1t does
not seem great ambition for United States
Senator, but the man chosen temporary chairman ran
making David =. Hi temporary chairman. The
menay R ana he loves 81 to e anse hs op
ponents UP in snarl, but he will not resort to any
questionable measures.
popularity Of Senator Harris IS his dislike q
newspaper men. The great man had a few minutes
Of leisure to-day. and he undertook to explain his
attitude toward the fraternity and the utter use
lessness OF asking him for any sort OF information
Three or four years ago" he said Just day or
W ns in h a ns Of n OF OF
there met several newspaper reporters They asked
me II there was any likelihood that Congress- would
session. ! told them It was unlikely. as any meas.
Houses TO be passed in such short time 'Tsut
have blu said. which think would pass both
nirodSces "f" haSe ' the secSn but
IS second section hothers me What is your
provides that all the type in the tinted states shall
he ss a a !. melted S Sy ha9sg. s 81, s
be found for + or sunk in the sea But the second
tains provision against the passage OF all e1-p.t
facto laws Unt can find way to get around
my bill mus, remain of the statute books-the Sec
single in
ner whatever with newspaper"
David B. Hill prides himself on being a man It
the people and remembering old friends On Ms
way to his in the Palmer House to-day he
recognized in colored porter oid-tme acquant-
ance Why. Ben, how are you?" ne exclaimed
'I.or, bless you. Senator but I'm mighty proud .
Benz" asked Mr fpiI III you was Twin out we're,
Senator, you'd be Fight in it, but thars an awfu!
cutlery In these parts against Eastern folks g3.d
folks" answered the negro Senator Hill passed -
TO his room smiling.
Don VI. Dickinson IL to supply the meat for thu
first barbecue for which the silver Democrats heys
been yearning. They are going to eat him and al
his delegation. sparng not so much as his PfccsdEfy
weepsrs. They will throw his band Of Mich
81 ala
tratfon. They have promised to seat q free-s1lves
delegation. so that he may carry a tale Of great
TO his friend and chief. President Cleveland
This bargain was made between the silver leadexs
and John McGrath who came from Detroit to ses
what reception a free-colnage delegation would get
They laughed and asked him wha, kind OF
ception a delegation representing the opposit,ua
would receive in the thing reversed They
tod him TO come along with his followers and thers
would be question OF the result. MoGra,h win
here Of "S "d 's with an him
at the t,s hna SLAUGHTER of ne man whCse
MrGrath 10 LAWYER. He has servss on mi ~.
bench Of the Supreme Court Of the State
were to be thrown out merely because there was :
majority IN favor Of the other side He brought
Irregularities in the State Convention He maintained
that the irregularities were not only IN the proceed
h He was BY the silver ms a~ thai
all this would be competent before the COMMITTEES
telegraphed TO all contestants to come to Chicago s
and enough free-silver men from each district In
which there was ne contest 10. make complete
delsgation The plan y to show that under the
Mr. Dickinson there was absolute disregard il
the State Convention OF the instructions OF county
conventions
One Of the first Eastern gold men to arrive Wa
l. r. Benjamin. a member OF tho General Committee
OF Tammany Hail. who has attended every Demo.
cratic Convention since 1854 either a. delegate a.
a representative Of Tammany. "Wfl the sold
bolt the convention II q silver II nomi-
natedY' he asked. They will not"
he replied That would be unwise now
under any circumstances. 1 do not believe
that an absolute free-silver man will be nominated
Since my arrival In Chicago I find the conditions
are far more favorable TO the interest OF gold than
we had been led to believe. and we feel conddeos
tsa We from will sa es sns 10 e on the "s altar U %
silver ! can't speak for the New-York delegation
but personally believe the best choice that could
be made would be Robert f. Pattison. Of Pennsyl.
yan,a He Is a man the country believes In and
could trust II elected President ne could be relied
on to veto any free-silver bill which the fanatcs
might pass
Congressman W. S. Forman and William B. Brln.
ton OF Tusola. who In times gone b. we're supposed
10 be the caretakers OF William Morrson's Prest-
Dental boom. are at the Palmer House. Mr. Norman
says that Mr.. Morrison Is out Of the race entirely
and for good. and that his letter written ssverri
weeks refusing to allow his name to BE- conaid.
cred. Is rnal. Mr. Forman while declaring hisnsAlf
opposed TO free coinage. deprecaes any talk or tdeS
OF bolt. and says that Illinois Democrats 90 NOT :,
BOX he wann . stsAight-out Democrat e. the
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