New-York tribune., 1896-04-28
CH4T ABOUT PROMINENT MEN.

William + Harrity chairman OF the Demoers~
National Committee was at the Waldorf Inc 0'hs
dav bur he has gone back 20 PenhsyN@na " 80.
after the Democratic State Convention VIM" "
This week "The convention" he said WINS ,.'s
will doubtless declare for the single goa s'a"'ss
and offer the name Of ex-Governor ram ,,",snr
choice of the keystone Sia.e lor t'e fisrrliy "
asked further about ne prosrsnee prooanu he added:
Chicago Convention and the noni, oa,rmstion OF Demo
n, G.y ynrns.nIss The uneauiyocal decsi"vas fSr
the gold standard, and am VI to Harri,y was silent
arr ,nra oes M, seem, 10 be any prooao& & make
uarrlty's enemies within the par -, ,,ysn,ion None
nsn' eadcrs , against Mr. Harry N .ns
have expressed Their intention o yhn are instruct.
the con- ,Hn Satsona chairman VIII nouv ,sa mil
content TO cast perfu1ci9ry y, ,o,. s,hsmn
rule which Is Mr. HarrtyS pet s''
A. ,,..,,,.s enemies passed through 'n'
c,tv the other day on his way TO f'or'D" n,,..
James r. GufYy the millionaire oil opera'oI rrua
burg Mr. GnfYy IL prominent IN the r' -. .,r.
In Pittsburg and 10 one OF the MUS n.a ,t,ls
Har,,ty Democrats In Pennsylvania M Va uM
to say about the outlook In FOR Pat,tson.
that the State Convention mts declae % urouid 30
bur that he felt determined opposi,.uon,. .o,. r,le Az
made Mr. Harrys tyEannicai UNI, is excon.
Srpss Sressman James Kerr. OF Cearied MI Mnsrt Of
Is in business in New-York ne Wsile wsI many q
Ia sf t.Hd
the anti-Harrlty leaders In Pennsylvanla polcy
Their arms the last time and followed oirsrt o1 hght
of non interference, Mr.. Kerr maue a dsfeated Al
in Cear his own county, but was u'Ins A one
of the anti-Harrty leaders are no" I'll ,lsctlon b.
said see wna, the resT snf.sted 81 dnf by Har
ponents that the small Democratic vote naa reorss
cast this fall will cause genera cry io'
ton and leaders In the STATE
Senator Quay. according to the piatior" a.
in PENNSYLVANIA, is a student and se"o's'
according to a story being told about MN =" ,,n
who knew him In boyhood days the Se"a', A,
Beaver Ia a natural diplomat. This 'ac' a" .,sry
plomacy cropped out at an early age. as dav @ csra
demonstrated Senator Quays iathsiL nv book M
home with toy sword ard nns tnr pvouns Msttsess
nd nad S" oousns sster ane Hardy Without thinking ns
the book and the sword down OF nn,omid ~" nave ne
asked the future Senator which ne wou,t woiS At once
was much astonished whcn the opf a ..r boy couA
that ne would have the book. ,n,w now nuzxied tfs
pass sword by and take ,ba hook, A few ~
ater s1s Young Matthew seen 70 ou
from the house wearing the swotd id that hls sstes
toned about his choice later ne sword 40 he ~
being a girl, could not use tns s,oc,ad the book
sure OF that. Consequently ne rNt
and then took the sword also. pvran 81
-, - ,hese days He s ooA'.s :.
pe''' .-~.,s ats and also attenhns ~
.s .'s ,,oU,n,av league Mr.. Ma"'- :.
''e 49," ~ IA "a whom he has given - =
sy,', ,,,., ,o,., l,or the Ohio man. no ~
,,s' D.", .noloh votes to make ~
~ =, X psf,h Avenue Hotrel a
Mr; Ma..nsws wus a. seems to have tarl platt.
,e'uay anu 'n'u. rE going ahead. Inv 80 me
IN s.rsnstn . lns.enu roo busy trying 20 gs v,,ch
Greater New-York andI oSnel so.styled canads,si q
In the interest Of NeM orh ,,ecaton mectine =
II will simply be Mct4niey ey,rnrised II Mr. Mors3S1s ~
St Louis. l would not {be suIp. sur ss az may have -
seeing the hopelessness\o OF nis s"'~
name withdrawn"