New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
Mr.. FORAKER GOES HOME.

MIR. FORAKER GOES HOME.
BEFORE STARTING He. REITERATEs HIS SUPREME
CONFIDENCE IN MKIHLEY's NOMINATION..
senator-elect Foraker started for his home at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon He came 10 the city
with his - say farewell 10 his three daugn-
ters who sailed or Europe the Fuda Saturday
His son. who is a lawyer in his fathers ONCE VIII
remain in the city for several days
Before leaving the city M Foraker said; l de-
ferred q visit to Europe TO assist Major Mckinley
and mean to 90 all can. and Ohio Will stahd
Loyalty by her candidate but as soon as the oat'le
is fought and won going to go 10 Europe anu
get rest and then don't want TO hear OF politics
far ,h-ee ,nonths" Mr. Foraker says that the
platform at 81 Lois will be all right so far as inc
money question Is concerned. but he laughed gee
fully when comnen; was made about the prom
aS,e Democratic contentious at Chicago. There Is
TO use for the trouble hunters 10 go 10 81. LOUIS
he said "as II will be a quick short convention Win
little fighting | fad that great many men VIM
usually go whei there is likely to DO sauaooie
say that t.e,e is nc OF going to St LOUIS 10 see
a candidate nominated by reclamation and pat
form adopted unanimously, although they FAVOR the
nan but the Chicago platform will be where inc
battle roval will come in tell you botn sues win
have time there. and they had better send all inc
men they can spare. and-Wei, may the o''' man
win"
There were number Of prominent Mckinley men
IN the CITY Yesterday. James II. IGoyt. OF Cieve-
land who s known all Owe Ohio as one Of the pest
after-dirncr and stump speakers In the state u a'
the Holland House. Mr.. iIoyt was proh''"e"'
candidate for the nomination for Governor NJ 'he
last State Convention when BdshneH was NOM
mated lie Is young man yet. and In that CON
vention had the support OF the younger 'e"'''''
II ,s fr.olv predicted that ne will yet alt In the
Governors chair. Mr.. Hoyt agreed with senator
elect Foraker that II all over but the iorfa''N
Of convention. and added:
We'll! the shouters over here who have b'eh IVY
Ing to make out that Mckinley was unsound on the
money question have not made enough nose 10 o'
heard outside OF the State I had TO come over mere
10 IND out that there has been such an agitation OUT
our way the solid business men Of the country are
all satisfied that the Major is safe on the money
issue and they are not troubling themselves a"o"'
the matter There does not seem to be the slight
est doub, that he will be nominated by accamation.
1t strikes tina. the anti-Mcklniey people no"
overa wed by the prodlg!ous wave OF sentiment II
favor Of our candidate. it is all well enough i''
the party to have healthy contests previous 10 the
convention hut after that must all get together
and ngh; the battle for candidate sill" by side"
hope ;hat the other side are now getting ready
80 support Mckinley heartily"
Mr. Hoyi was not a, all in favor OF provisional
committee in New-York state to help elect Nc
Kney neither did b. yOr mnyHg ey yee Ia'o Hc
thought It was just AS well to have the Na''ona'
headquarters here. -
the city Yesterday was sylvester T. hveIctt. a
prominent banker Of cleveland MI Everett IS n
delegate from tho Cleveland district TO the St Louis
Convention. He is one OF the Neut"nant@ OF Mr.
Hanna and a warm personal friend OF Major NC,
Kinlcy Mr. Everett has been doing great Iral
Of travelling lately. and remarked concerning Nc
kinney sentiment the country:
There IL an earnest demand from the people ana
the business generally over the country ina,
Major Mex inley have the nomination They nave
suffered under the present iari and Their" IS M al
most passionate desire to return To protrcuon ana
prosperity The money question. o, course VIII
always be agtated. but the policy OF he Kepuh-
lean party is too well known for the public or the
business interests 81 the country ever to doubt ior
moment that there Will be any danger o. M" ne
publican party going wrong that question. Major
Mckinley IL safe IN money. and VIII stand with
his party. HIS nomination IS now assured Sy actual
coun, Of delegates end he will be elected by
tremendous majority
Edward *. StallO. OF Cincinnati son ot the *.
Minister 10 Italy at the FiNh Avenue Hotel
YESTERDAY Mr. Sallo is not much IN politics. but
he saws tina: no travel hundred miles n
the country AMI not encounter all along the route
the strong Mckinley sentiment. He feels mat the
Ohio man will - nominated. and. VIII" ne does
no; have Republican tendencies himself, yet he adj
n,ts that Il looks as II nothing could prevent the
election OF the Ohio candidate this fall.