New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-06
CHAT About Prominent MEN.

Marcus A Hanna. OF Cleveland. has brother.
ard Major Mckinley also has a brother Inc
brother OF the Cleveland business man, H. NJ
Hanna and the brother Of the Republican nominee
for President Abner Mckinley warm friends
as Major Mckinley and his political manager H.
NJ Hanna is now paying visit 70 Abner Mckinley
in this city. and both are staying at the "indso
Hote. Abner Mckinney is in New-fork much OF
the time and always stays at the Windsor MT
Hanna who IL president Of the Globe Iron WORKS
OF Cleveland is a frequent visitor TO New-fork and
as a. RUE goes to the Waldorf. Both Abner Nc
Ll,nIev and n NJ Hanna are distinctvely business
mon and are only Interested indirectly in politics
Neither cares as a rule talk about politics. but
Mr. Hanna was induced yesterday TO make few
comments upon the situation. Whatever may De
There will he general stagnation in business until
after the fall election. when business VIII rsVi I'VE
fall : nee the founding Of the party. At the pres
ent time the silver question is somewhat OF craze
pgs y wt S nav. dei down dot think that
he ~ 1e men the e1o or eay Repubcan sta.es
which they are claiming on the money issue. MI;
the Republican National Committee, would be. in
New-York soon perhaps next week. to LOOK afte er
M, bs e aS to take Major Mckinley. the
Majors brother and also MI Hanna 'or cruise use
the yacht Comanche some time next month"; out
tina, was undecided as yet.
Senator Raines thinks that his Excise law is
pretty good after all. and he is complimenting
himself on his sagacty in formulating 1t and hav-
ing passed. He declares that people who blamed
him bitterly for the law now seeing the good
points In II and coming around TO his way OF
thinking IT find that the law is gaining in favor.
ne said the other day Papers that have opposed
It unqualhedy are beginning to admit thai It is NOT
without some points commend II. The people
also seeing tnls. and the law has mucn IN II 70
con ss to e GPH measure was o ~ S e
old Tamnany days the saloon was used as a
eoG vas se1 na T f Rowling
tha; owing 70 the laws unpopua1ty there VIII DE
e,ecton. believe that when the law Is thoroughly
known IT will be hailed as good measure and
having adopted it."
Some newspapers have been busy appointing the
assistants with whom Mr.. Hanna will surround
himself In the coming campaign one OF the latest
10 be named s Senator Jacob II. Gallinger The
Senator from New H Hampshire adniircs Major Nc
Kinley and is a personal friend OF Mr..
Hanna Senator Gallinger is saying nothing about
his probable connection with the campaign; but
when in the city recently he made the predictton
that while there would be hard fight; the sold
s oba az ss Are sc wfI e
In New England we shall sweep everything before
ps MY ar Repubean majority Of 1894 Every
Republican must Se courageous and earnest. and We
shall carry the day with a rush
Prominent Democrats in the East continue TO de-
clare that in free-colnage candidate Is nom
mated at Chicago. thousands OF Democrats OF good
standing will vote for Mckinley and Hobart. one
OF the latest Democratic leaders who Is reported TO
have expressed preference for Mckinney and
Hobart and a g,ld-standard platform to Democrat
and free-coinage platform Is John X. Cowen.
member OF Congress from Maryland and receiver OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Mr.. Cowens
business brings him to NewYork frequently and IN
conversation with another business man after the
nomination Of Mckinley and the assurance that the
Democratic Convention would be controlled by the
free-conage men, he Is reported to have said: The
adoption OF free-coinage platform at Chicago
means that the city OF Baltimore will give an over
whe.ming vote for the Republican ticket, and that
he electoral vote Of Maryland Will be cast for Nc
kinney. There is yet time to draw rein, and We
hope for the best
The Rev T. De WITT Tamage has left Washing
ton ard gone down on Long Island 10 his country
home FOR the summer. He In New-York a
few DAYS recently good story Is being told upon
him by some o. those who know OF the occurrence.
While Dr. Tamage at his hotel In Washington
a young woman called TO him. She was at
tractve and the clerk became interested. She
much disappointed when she found that DIR. Tai
mage was not IN. bu, she took from under her arm
a Handsome album and asked the clerk II ne would
not secure an autograph OF DR. Talmage for her.
The clerk took the album promising that ne would
clerks 90 that 4 would not De overlooked. As II
each one OF the three made II a point TO
see Or Talmage and he. either forgetting that he
had given a signature before thinking that II ,
was some osher album each time. dashed of an
appropriate line and signed his nam~ day later