New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-30
CHAT ABOUT PUBLIC MEN.

Fxconeressman j. j. Beiden. OF Syracuse y.
IN the city the other day. and. though ne :.
clared himself for Morton. admitted IN e'"'.
ton with friends that Major MCKINNEY 80 -.
be the winner In the Presidential race
been paying much attention TO politics 49, :,
said, but instead have been loohhs 80 $3.50,
business interests. Looking upon Inc
situation d!spassonately, however 1t seems
that The race Is practically won, ana 'aa' ,...
seems 10 b, the sure nominee Oh inc 0S -.
Convention. or course, II you meet re""-' :. ~.
man he will doubtless tell you that quay =.
man; a Maine man will tell you thar He sv, Iilr,
surely. an Iowa man can see nothing ou' -. H ",
and a New-York man is hkely 10 ueS - "a mort .
ton The NewYork man. however - n ~ these ~
earnest than the Pennsylvania man All s Ia, H.
6Id,,es arc local while Mckinley Is Ge.sk
tional candidate. Mckinley mass-Ine. hsssarvb
Ing held all over the State ana great
being made
caroraI william f. Draper. OF Massae'u
favor. Reed for the nomination at OF. Nxa
eays that the predominatins issue IN me '. ~.
,si. ,n,r "a ~ be protection. General Draper
representing district IN congress- 10 'rn,sctx
..,,sar and declares unequivocally for pro'eeuS
..pre,,-,,on is the essential thing THIS year
.a,a "No matter what the money be. our ioou.'
-, oor,ne,e successfully with the wo.'u -,
- rraa ,rase The free silver people are -
this and prefer to get the dement's ae'. ' .rvs
nrotection 10 keeping up the hSn; LOT them TIE
which may wreck the parry n am took the shipt
srs Silver While hurting industries ms viii
succeed with protection but W. vai or,d n we has!
the best m0nst9s ayor sy Rsed but Mckinley Sas
he nominated believe he will be ese u uN,aoiiv
great majority, and will get perhaps
In my State.
TIL. colleagues Of Senator Raines have uhm
upon the man who introduced the EXCISE 49,. vI,ro,
the Senator comes TO the city he stays a. %.
mole. Late Saturday nights, in fact TAR INV b
morning, a gathering OF legislators CO" "a .,ouna
found in the cafe OF the Metropoe SEE -. marty
the convivial board. Raines was one o. vhlcA
on a Saturday night soon after .ne .,,v had
bears his name went into effect. AZ. -, tes
had supper and remained at the tao'e ~ ,h,me
n,shtcors when the clock over the bar On cs'r mo
twelve no one paid any attention 10 ~, was cslA
ments after the magic hour me "s Ths walter ~
to the table and an order given Eve any MOT
sponded quietly that he could not sel,e aid pteF
drinks unless il was with food. Ralnes s ~
ingly: "Oh. yes. just one. We are ~ 20 ~
house and 1t will be all rign, ors al At he Nus.
salesman with reproach in his eye and sss yourself
II can't do It: but you nave . W.
to blame" Then he walked away
George n. southwick. OF Albany, was ~ p,a,fs
on Sunday. Mr. Southwick attended ~, ,s.n ri
SUNDAY school, In the afternoon anu ,,.s A .
over to Washington to follow up MS ~. =. 10 .
CONGRESSMAN. Mr.. southwick says tS' "a 70 y
free lance, however. and doesn't 10 Uhile ~
"Sunday-schoor' unless he wants W. w., upstsN
Platt's "sunday-schoor' is being ne.u ..v.scscd
every Sunday. a different kind OF .s Su" This pfs
gathers in the large cafe OF the hotel NUM-
room is practically deserted on suhaA' "a 10 10
Der Of deaf and dumb young men ~ am way
afternoon to talk to one ano'he' - ~ Mo feso,,
They attracted Mr. southwick ana one re knos Wy
subject under al sss ss'
told him. The friend thought that ne that ~ y.
made the butt OF Joke. ana dec 18th his han1Ss
Southwick didn't know how TO tak sm, IL would
At this point some one rema,, ca ndidate that s su
Ssns % ns 20! snd he
70 the leader Of the party and for .ch other ~.
they ssraphsa back soa anS ies" nj
later lie ;sis heard to q; r,.s: ss %
would ike TO see nominated TOT . "a inquire q
ths nolitic. M here have asked me asd and 49,
vour nreference" The other a ~ HsrTtDea"
back: Fan Of W silent men ss' ~