New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-08
CHAT ABOUT PROMINENT MEN.

Frederick II Winston. who was formerly Minister
10 Persia was recently al the Holland House Mr.
Winston has not taken an active interest IN poll
tics o. late. His going t. Persia was heralded by
a story Of his appointment as br.gad!cr-eSn eGaI
In the Illinois National Guard, 50 that he could
make a good military appearance AT the court or
the Shah Mr. Winston Is a good Democrat. and
he doosn'. think that his party is dead by any
means yet. Mr. Winston Minister 10 Persia
under Cicvelands first Administration, and many
things have happened IN that far-on lana sine ne
believe that the succession OF the second son ~ IN"
mHTdTS4 sha ,be vow oun rT i H ms ,arben M
Winston says that II Is hard 70 stir up revolution
and ne thinks things VIII 20 on as 'hey nave ''e''
going.
The antl-McKinley m would better give the Hotel
Imperial vide berth for few days. as Jerry
Bliss IS staying there and everybody in Ohio knows
that Jerry" Bliss Is the political warhorse OF the
Hooking Valley. lie IL the Republican leader In Co
lunbus. and - so enthusiastic a Mckinley man that
for any one TO dispute the Majors fitness FOR the
place, the proba bility OF his getting the nonina-
ton for President. is Ike waving a red flag at
bull. Mr. Bliss Ike II. H. Kohlsaa;, the Chicago
manager OF the Mckinley boom. started in life a.
baker. He found that political activity helped him
to SCI his wares. and tnen he found that politics
took up 50 much o. his time that he couldn't attend
properly 70 business so Re IS IN politle. 'or falt
but ckiney Is FOR harmony 1t makes fellow
mad 70 have people lie about him ani abuse hm
that Mckinley wants harmony. and is willing 10
that ne viii have the united support Of the Republi-
can party ncxt f9ll as no man has had u IN years.
ara he will be elected. lie is safe on every issue.
and the Democrats are going 10 the how-wows on
tho money question"
Ex-Governor Morgan q Bukeley. whom shrcwd
politicians look upon the manager Of a boom for
tho vice-Prcsieniial nomination for Senator Haw-
ley OF Connecticut has been at the Murray Hl
Hotel for a few days The Ex-Governor when taxed
nth 4 ~
who is agsressivey In the hight for the nomination.
and who has said out and out tha, ne wants II:
That Is eX-G9vcrnor Brown II Rhode ls'nnI
nothing I ana not his conmlssoner Up In our
PreSaent al caddaes but believe thai MeHn@y
has a number OF friends Whoever Is nominated VIII
receive the support OF the State Loyalty"
Charles Fleischmann. OF Cincinnati. is staying In
the city for a few days before Joining his family
| his country nome In Delaware County, New-York
Mr.. Fleischmann was on Major McKinley's stan In
the Ohio candidates ast term OF Office but resigned
in order to allow hts son. Julius Flcischmann to take
the pace lie is taking great interest In the turf
| this summer and has a number Of crack horses en-
| tered In various big Mr.. Feischnann is as
| ardent a Mckinley man as ever came out OF the
West and In commenting upon the Majors candidacy
remarked: "McKinley's nomination Is assured. All
this hurrah and TRADE against him personally ana on
by" not hanged n single vote. The people have
| stood between Mckinley and hts calumnators. snd
I LSo Wis Is safe and sound He will win by
precedented majority ana an era OF prosperity -
| promised 20 the country by th!s certilhy'
| scn,tor Nelson W. AIdrch. OF Rhode Island, who
&c Looked upon as one Of Mr. Reeds most aggressive
| hoouors for the Presidency passed through Inc
| c,v Saturday night, on his way 10 Providence MI
| Aldrich has been q bitter anti-Mckinley man. ana
Some qav that he believes Mckinley stole his thun-
der nv taking the credit OF the tariff bill that bears
| the name of the Ohio man. Senator Aldrich looked
weoried and when asked about politics replied IN
| heartless wav that there was nothing new lie
made the remark that he would not 20 70 o. Aou'H
| TO the convention. This was looked upon ~ sIs
n,ncant. and as conccding the nomination OF Me
| staieeman Mr.. Al1rch would probably ne IN INC ~,
van al ST Louis. When taxed with this dcductsoI D,
| Mckinley will be nominated-alrnost evcrypody ~
| Washington believes IT," senator warren ca wa az
asked Il Speaker Reed would take s"rona Rape r on
| dectvely: 1.-The Mckinley men want nm TO- anu ai,
urging him to- know that personally ne uI Ss n" Ss
want IT, but under pressure am not sure VIVA. ne ne
| would do" The Senator said that nc dd not lntenu
| 10 go 10 Canton just at present. as mas pcen 70,
| ported but he admitted that he might 80 later III
| the year.
| Captain Pickett who Is In charge OF the Tender
| loin police precinct, has a good story to tell OIL
Josab u Baker an old New-York business man
who recently visited the penal institutions on Ran
| daIrs Island and made a tour OF inspection. Mr.
Raker fell into conversation with Of the prison.
ers. and asked him alphabetically how he came
| TO be in prison The fellow had the usual tale OF
injustice ard In bera'ing the world gensraly n:
York about nifty years, and have never been locked
up Tho REGARDED him nsSny yo and ,heq re
| had great pull with the police.