New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
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vs,,.- nucev was much mys,hed on Friday 70
r.co.ve n call from Field Marshal famhsa'a "'
wasa guest at the Waldorf last week Inc ""'s
drove no 20 the house OF Father pucey anu S.epp
ou, When In answer 20 his cali. ra'he' Du0',
came downstairs. he recognized MS ''s'''
waited with some curiosity 20 hear what ne n's"'
have 70 say The Marquis. az he ai"ays 10 "'s
,,,s,se,v formal He drew himself up 10 MS iui'
hs,,h, md then through his Interpreter oesa"
n short speech OF thanks As the speech WI"
along Father Ducey made out tha' the "a'".
WAS conveying 20 him his thanks Tor the ue"'"'e.'
that he had received at the hands OF inc Ne" W"
Central Railroad and how much ne appre','''u Wv
way he had been cared for by the railroad peope'
ra,,.r Ducsv was surprised but he realized tha'
some mistake had been made. lie began 10 cues
ton the interpreter. and the tac' dsss,opeu shst
tho field MARSHAL was Sn'T Toucsy who is general
manager OF the New-York Central II Vas eso,Ssu
sna' ,ne iaa The driver to take him the house
OF Mr. Toucey The similarity IN me hane a,,r,.d
snr ,he rni.,ake The Marquis was much chagrined
over the error. and made profuse ap sa Toucsv
then drove on and subsequently, soS" vas again de,
when ;he carefu"y prepared sP'eN"
lvered.
A ticket ltha, has been proposed for the Demo
Gratis n nominate at the Chicago Convention Is
"c,ameron and Blackburn" Many Democrats THINK
that the free-sllver element will dominate tue
Chicago Convention. and that II would De oes' "
nominate men with a leaning toward SILVER ou' WV
are not too rabid. While Mr. Cameron Is hepuo-
lican Il argued that he has strong siNer 'o
lowing In his own State. and that he VIII ara" inc
dlscontentei Republican vote 1t Is further con-
tended that Mr. Blackburn would take Kentucky
out OF the doubtful column. as despite the fact
that he unable 10 secure MS re-eecuo ~ .s
@rsy an. me ' Would not have been defeated but for
the vote OF the Cleveland Democrats IN H
Mr. =" sDS Sns IN. EVER ' Senator
Carter OF Montana. has declared that the western
eroa in the National Convention at ST. Louis There
s hope. even the mos, rabd snVer mn mn i,vnr
OF committing the Republican party TO Tree snve.'
but MANY have hope that the Democratic Conven
ton can be swung into line for the white sn asink
With Cameron and Blackburn me si'e' "'e" '"'''"
they would have strong ticket
Ono Of tho strongest promoters OF such ticket Is
CONGRESSMAN Francis q. Newlands. OF Coioraoo
Mr. Newlands at the Holland House recently
and In talking Of the situation In the west SAD
Tho people in the West believe just as sincerely
to-day as they have at any tine that free coinage
of silver would bring relief 10 the country inc
fact Is patent that the b0t years the country ever
had we're when there vas tie unlimited use OF tho
white metal. We are not extremists, ana do not
care TO act hastily. We shall demand that our
creed have recognition in tire National Conventions
and. failing to get any such rscosniton men !.
VIII be time enough 70 act MI, Mr. ~, New Wsst rst
the v ssS Se S Of no! He
D ons soad s SS tsfs
Convention and there was 10 use n snons hSSIy
OF Senator Cameron, and SAID that win sucn
safe able for He dd no
bolt as he SAID ina, tine tine psf o Break
away unless there was ample cause
General W. c. Newberry. OF Chicago, who mas
lust returned from a European trip. was az the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. The General says
that he has been away 80 long that ne mas iost
track Of politics. but he added that In ENGLAND ne
toura avery one expressing the opinion that Major
| MCKINLEY was going TO be nominated for the Pres-
dency The General Is good Democrat ana ne
said that his choice for the nomination was william
r. Morrison. "Mr Morrison" said he. rs strong
and able man. do not believe that he 10 FOR free
| silver I have never heard him say 40. and while
rrou that many Of his warm political friends are
In favor OF free coinage. do not believe that he
| has the taint I would not vote for candidate
who declared for free syer Morr, h o ma many
McKnley in the Presidential election" In Eng
land General N.wberry said, many people had such
rs ssSss ' Sead make ,ar
OF Major McK-., ewing to his pro,es'ys Greed
aSan than Major McKney bystander made the
ss n. fss aSSs Ssn 6 be DS:
s' look %'" UPON atS Ss 1es
a. Their kitchen and within thirty days after war
they would Be sA ss d any .
that the feeling for Americans In England was OF
| Senator william b. Bate. OF Tennessee was at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. The Senator de-
cared that his visit to the city had nothing do
conditions in his State. He said. In speaking Of the