New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
THE DEFEATED ONE BACA.
P1AI-r RETURNS FROM THE SCENE of
HIS DISCONTINUE.
-, e,,,s ur &c TOO TIRrp TO TALK MUCH. But

HE SAYS HE IS TOO TIRED TO TALK NO'"' d.
IS GOING TO HELP ELECT TIb TICKET
M fireworks were burned no cynbas cashed ara
no cannon n-shots agitated the air when the
and Ohio train from the West rolled into the Jersey
Central Station on time few minutes alt,i w -
last evening bringing tho private car Cnic'so' w..
,o,tng several dusty and travestained passehBeI''
who through their sooty smiles, werc recosl~e' ~
two friends as Thomas Collier Platt Louis "'''
j. Sioat Fassctt. Congressman OdeIl anu O" O.
Hackett The two who had crossed tho river TO i'ee
the home-comers were Frank P,att, son OIL ue %
Senator and Frederick Hackett son oi inc o"a''''"''
OF the Republican State Committee.
There was no reception committee present 10 "ei-
come the delegation OF Morton boomers ai'"'"e
there was a rumor that some dlsposit'oh ia" mann
Tested itself among Mr. Platts followers 10 make d
brass band demonstration In token OF MS 'o'"'"
from St Louis but this scheme seemei 10 'A'e o'''
s,ranrlei bv a message from Mr.. Platt. demurrlhs
against such an outburst Of feeling In consequence
there was no bowling, teening HuiUtule P,'''
nor a brass band which would have found II mighty
hard work anyway In playing the conventional ii"i'
70 the Conquerng Hcro." and Ike ditties'
Tho party appeared to be relieved to get pacK AZ
Mr. Plat, walked to the ferry boat and crossed inc
river. he talked about the Convention
.1 bavc heard nothing but Convention Tor the
last week" he said. "and am trcd-tired out ny
the long trip back. The result at 81 LOUIS Is ia''S
ticket nominated. In regard 10 the influence ex-
ered in bchal: Of securing tho gold plank am
too tired now TO discuss that. and have no'hlS
TO say about the statements that had no part III
the making OF the platform.
II have heard nothing definite about Ncw-h ork
being selected for the headquarters of tie National
Committee
Lon. Pawn remarked that 1T was hot trip"
and then he reapsed into long silence with a far
avay look in his eye Chairman Tackctt was tho
cynosuro Of all eyes. big Mcl\nlcy badge
adorned his coat. ana when the Observers saw no
insignia on tho others in the party CONGRESSMAN
Odell said
''Hackctt's badge Is big enough 70 20 around for
all Of US -,
Sir Olell said. regarding the part which MI
Platt viii take in the coming campaign;
Tic IS a Republican, nrsi. last ana an nc uilir ,
the campaign 10 elect the Republican ticket; IN re-
gard TO the insnuaiion that Mr. Piatt had no IN
ruence iu tn" adoption Of No gold plank, Know
say that only Mr.. Foraker and senator Lodge had
Il hand in the preparation ~ ~. PLATFORM Sd" II
myself before ii went TO them"
The party entered garbage upon landing al LIB
ertv-st ana drove AT once 20 ihc Flith ANti'u@
Hotel. Mr.. Platt said that he would have no iur-
was uneyentfll. and IL was not until later IN the
evening that several callers appeared to welcome tho
houe-conerS.
,The headquar,ers of the Republican state Com
gcri-l last night because tho Republican delegates
and their ri,1ls who had been 20 the - Louis
Convention wero too tired TO 90 70 The hoie aiier
Amsss Th6rn,on. whose followers IN IN. XXvth
Assembly District vera having "a ra'iicat'on meet
ing in Twenty -!ourth-st. went 20 me hoie IN IN"
hope x finding soma one who would make spee "a
a. thS rneeflug hut no hal 10 20 away without
nndng inybody with oraiory