New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
CHAT ABOUT Prominent NEy.

CHARLES w Uackett. chairman Of the Repubicaa
Stat. Committee, was around the Fifth Ayenw
Hotel Yesterday attending 20 his usual duties aft1
n brief vacation. While he was away the letter
Warner Miller was printed and when Mr. Hacke1
WAS asked about II he replied without ghost OF
smile that he had not seen Il. Whsa pc vas asxH
fmrther about the report that Mr. Miller had maze
accnsations OF treachery against Mr. Plat during
the campagn made by Ira Davenport tor oovethoJ
Thsr is long time isn't II? might have SAID s'ne;
thing then. but really II Is such a long ""e "s'
cannot remember clearly.
Amasa Thornton Is in plight. TO the discontinue
OF Mr. Platt, some time ago ne announcer as' I"
knew when he had enough. and ne feit tna' 'hs ms
chine men In the State who had been Opposing NJ
Kinlsv ought 10 throw up the sponge ana scknoSr
edge they had been beaten. Forthis hewas'ep''mSne
cd by Mr.. Platt. Now Thornton Is wandering aouna
like shadow. and has even escne"ee ,ne ,o1s.sns
The reasen OF his attack OF melanchoia tne M Wal
b.tyeen Mr. Plat and Mr.. Mey Ino,n.on $50 sss
Diai,tivsiv Yesterday: Il love Miller ana am iona
Of PIs,, am an organization man. and ye, Wa'rs. y.
Miller Is my friend. on Why was lel W !" ~ -.
parting OF the ways. tell you ponics a, s' "a 40.
bsrd-aoubly hard-on me l know not wnat " ~
T"sen Hmasa stopped. and. with bowed heaa' m'~
tated IN silence
,as 9 clarkson has been Ill., and his sickness
has h.an ~ more serious nature than any one sup
nos.d Mr.. Clsrkson Is convalesclns IN az
an,r,m.nts at the Plaza Hotel and hopes 70 ee o@
Within a week He has tretted mScn lnues ~.
forced confinement. and believes tna, us =. sbs XII
his candidate Senator Aison. are eoihs "a ~ .I hns.
owing 10 his inaoiHy " w wv ~
ness
Assistant Postmsster-General Nelson mas peeH ~
The CITY attending 10 some routine matters 10 CON
.,t.n .,,,b the Department He is staying at tS
uocman House. and in commenting upon ms 's''
sold that he had called upon Postmaster p'''a
and Informally talked over with him the p''osss
o,dI,Ions IN the postal service as the resuI q ~
Greater New York legislation The olH ,v,e,ehsi OF
troduced ia the Senate by senate, n.,,ssr, ns.ss d
oregon. 10 'nopss 'cnpsis@rea' When Mr Nelssa sS
asked about the bill he would make no 1850 he
upon !. & o.nsf =, ,hs Department about nMM,
year He will return 70 " NaS'''"b''"
or so.
c.. ,,;u,ksn OF Maine, who is one Oh "''
p.od.. chic, ueutenants In the Presidenus, ,,rs.,
,ss, was IN the city the other day h'
b,. M, given I'D hope for his candlds.e, az duties
time he can spare from his Coiyss,s Mr. M.li.
he has spent In S9Sss ssd that the on
This YEAR had been TOO large in consIaeW Wr Mlliken
depleted Treasury. All the romy se'syS Mr Mlllksn
has consistently touSn, r0s appropriation for sxB:r
sive publ,o buildings even In MS owu nsrs is no use
some are needed He .ay sS thai oSs, 70
bs nras,snd until the country returns " ''
OF prosperity promised -,
Edwin Dun. United States Mihis". p,ssdent
after brief visit to Secretary oney "1 NV vs.
Cleveland In Washington. returned ~ Vs. .,sr.. N
terday and Is STAYING al tne Enrope on his way 90
to his post His daughter the cnip Sr Of ous q
Japanese wife, and the granddssass sst graduated
Japan's most famous generals, nsS S,y and accom-
from boarding school In this e..y, y,ors taking up
panies him to his post. Mr.. Dun yei large bushes:
the diplomatic service In Japan na I'D talks about
AFFAIRS In that corner OF the "oIia ~
returning 10 business again soon