New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Presidential contest 1T is too early to say vAsa
the Democrats will nominate. or what will Be ~
bodied In the platform. II depends much on III
stude 81 the Repn4Sl,cans i seem: no. t
but the Convention is some time on The Dune
Gratis Mil nominate a fearless man on Z poou;s
ming Our prospects are growing brighter each ~
The mistakes that the Reprblcans are making an
working for US"
When Senator Arthur r. German OF MayaM
went down In the landslide that swept ov9 he
country last fall. he meekly told those who stA
for an explanation OF the reversal in Maryland ts
he had no explanation to offer. Tho other takk
the first time In many months. Senator GomgW
In the city. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. and hh1a
happy Silence has always been characterkxd
his. but he was more reticent than -
II has been said that the Senator would NJ
candidate for the nomination at the Chicago ~
venton;. After evatng various question:, ne y
and replied in a good a,Ired manner: Nov ~
have asked me something easy have no in': -
about the policy OF the Democratic party, ansv.a:
1T IS too early to discuss candidates or platform
! the Republicans do That viii give us oast: fIcn
which 10 work. and we shall be heard from in ~
time. Just at present there Is nothing to say
General Elisha Dyer Of Rhode Island. was ct IL
Fifth Avenue Hotel one day last week among *
Morton boomers. and he told several Morton ua
frankly that the New-York candidate had meses
chance In his opinion. While he pays Difference
Governor Mortons ability and his sterling wSrA -
General Dyer says that he believes tne Is0
beyond him. Speaking OF candidates the 0enesa
said that Rhode Island and New England ssnsfsW
were for Reed: but he added: The whole th1e
seems to be centring on Mckinley. ne s% ~ n
every day I'D his boom at present seems s.sd -
that the leaders over the country. seeing ths ~
Mckinley sentiment Is running may .n s.son mfis
tsa all be- Sves ., ana While believe senator
supposed TO be personal friend q senator EN- %s,; 81
5eyt n he ,S sy- Ha sef boom No
think that New England will be toun1 > "A ~
a msi' ea ar man and one who we OelI. ~
! make a good President. Mckinley howe"
/ to have the rens well In hand row.
| Ex-Governor James f. Campbell while
| been Endorsed BY the Democratic State CentfAo
| mittee Of Ohio for the Presidential nominsu0n
Chicago Convention, Is not 10 have how"' a
| after ALI according TO Judge James ~ fno -...
| Chinicothe. Ohio. Judge Thomas. VINO :, ~
| nent and influential Republican In ONO
city the other day. and In talking about 'n ~. Al
| ment Of Campbell. said: You hear B'.u 81
| talk about Cleveland for third Germ. anu ,,m.
so sure that the President Is not after anon a., -
| nation. 1t seems to me that he would s'o, N
| setting traditions and again being cana'o. ~
| the party should nominate him again. nov. now. .rs
would have the grandest political funsrai u.s. H.,
| fell 70 man. II he does not want H. ~" ...,A.
think that he would favor Campbell. as ."e A..
| ship between Campbell, and CleveianSs ~hethss
ways been OF the closest kind uo uavs al IN
| Campbell could get the united suHpoii' element
OHIO delegation. though, as the and +, Is sniasS
ms the 10 se csmpSeI Win the &
port. and what he could draw bs.ides' forssid.
ahss cs ndidats Sneaking OF Mckinley ~ s.r n
chances. Judge Thomas said that the nomlWuccRnls5
| Mckinley was now assured. addins. -. has bee1
honest and STRAIGHTFORWARD. There Y ne susoul
that there is feeling against McN!nGSSu t ever
some OF his old political enemies IN ~ he enthusiast
Is iss bS h 80 He =" ts
delegates right along and 4 now seems tnS' Foraka
inatIon by acclamatiop may be expectee' with No
is politically dirty but he must S'"'
Kiney, and WILL
Major Thomas f. S.oan. OF the oia .. AZ II,
roonsi Thomas p. Ochi,trec sat in the care ~ ~.
waldorf Hotel the night that the MARQUIS w.to
! gata and his stan reached the CITY Dr. AZ
/ Slo,n and Colonel Ochiltres are old wa..,,b>r
also hons vivants OF the first degree Inc s...re
., IN. anti. ~ the Japanese Field Marsna' ." ~n,,
~. ..,a .ra red 70 get something 10 es.
or,e,ed a dinner that would have tickled '%s .srr,
| =, an an,cure Major Sloan and Coohe 0-,sa
w.,ch., tho d,minutve warriors from inc mi
nn,u ~. rr.a, was finished Then they - m
s,,.,,r,y shook hands Colonel Ochitree 'o'esS
s". 80 10Th vhen he said: Major. no wv m,.
Co.. u,,,Ion Jananese whipped four hunarea q,
Chinese Men that can orde! dinner ~ nie Oh to ps
| conquer the world" Then tney m
| ther respects to the Fie'o "~'