New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
CHAT ABOUT Prominent MEN.

ce,o,or John Rancs Of excise bill fame. sat upon
a settee in the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday ana
Informed a number OF friends that the pubic was
hc,rninr 10 see the good his bill and that within
wear he expected every one would De satisfied win
I, lie made a comment upon the contest Tor inc
Presidential nomination at 81. Louis that caused
several machine men TO stop and wonder A'ter
III. manner OF machine men. he prefaced the re-
nort with a fling at Warner Miller and an asS'r-
ton of ms loyalty Governor Morton. ana adueu'
II don't know what Morton may 90. Iuo ~ ''' =, a.
that Mckinley IS gong protest 70 Ce and ssy iha, he
is being supported by the malconi.ns. ne rS.,
,e,nains fhat down at the bottom thrie y b'u"'
Ieila' ~, hard-working straightout. honest Re
pubcans who want him nominate az" ~ ,s'n mon
see ' ,hn,n Is anv balm in Giead except with Nc
Etnlev and they will put him through. ne has W.
call am ~ he the fact rcInainr that Il is tho
nnlc who are with him sohdly-.snd you h'o"
Inc people will get what thcy "h"'
r,,,, q Thomson. OF Toledo Ohio prominent
nhrIcon noliiican formerly Editor Of THE Della
ro Gazette" In Ohio. is staying at the ho'e'
I,o,crial Mr. Thomson IL Mckinney mo" S"'o
49,, and he says that Mr.. Piatt must be 'lc''''
=, in,acod confidence when he declares that 'no'e
80. evenly men In the Ohio Delegation WIN arc
r.adv TO bolt Mckinley at word iha' u run
,,,, a.,,,.d Mr. Thomson There has never
, Alteration In a National Convention SO
,,d,v for one man as the ONO ue,ssI ~ r.m,ca
Mckinley The Democratic pre-, 49, ror Tho STATE
% abont factional differences. nrs oseiv
S.'rs any longer Ohio IS unteu NOR =, Wv, ~
manic in order accomplish ,ne proceedngs
a ~ ,s one OF the most outrageous ~ Uaior
Ger attempted and 1t VIII come 10 ot,nsiIon and
WcKinley is sound on the Inohes THE huga-
% q rased bv politicians whose ntri , hn,ber
ooo AT a glance, and the puDhc VIII "o' '0
with IT,.
c.rnor Oates OF Alabama, VINO was :" ~,
81, ,onx,ng after some OF the financial ehus .. ~
60. 10 started for the South. Al the Ho""
,1 ,,are no was staying. he made the REMAIN
49,, ho aid no. look upon Major Mckinney "s
go suyer man and did not see no" any va"
oo,ld who etuded his record The "oVe'Hoi 'V'
,,nuea. las for myself, am the same upo. VI"
question that have Always peei' anu va" .
vac III md + am opposed free coinage beheee
in coming as much silver as possible ~ unII,niteJ
suDsluia,y sIver nj the present ratio. and believe
eo,na ge AZ higher ratio Is imprac lne
adoption OF the free coinage OF sv "a tbe country
rat H "v panic Until 1t can be arranged Dy
natioral agreement ps s bn,,evs that the
the present system FOR al i . and viii so declare
South Is strong ior i'eo '
In convention
co,ona, william L. Brown says that there is only
one thing that can Keep MaJor "SN'y ,TI
beading the ticket for the Republican party th's
eou and that il death The Colonel n a good Dem
ocra, and hopes to see his party win at the polls
I'm, no says that all the manoeuvring OF MT fiat''
NJ, QUAY and Mr. GARRISON as well as other anu anu
Mckinley men. cannot keep the ONO man MI from IN
GETTING the nomndti9 none sro nSn and he viii go
right ahead gaining strength every day; fie 80 70
sound upon the money question believe ana none e
70 be held will encompass his defeat"