New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-08
WHAT SOME PROMINENT FISIIOhS HAi'

,rbera vera a number OF prominent visitors III '"e
CITY Yesterday The majority OF them were return
ing from the Inauguration at Was"e, u
stopped for "A day in New-York. Governor JON" ~,
,r.nner of Illinois remained at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel over night but started for the west cary
Yesterday morning. He greeted nuthDei ,, ~ iead
in the hotel and chated win sere' Snid that all
ors In the OF his remarks ne $40 u. Least
The battles of the party had been lousn', al Cot
for the time being and that the co nd reycDeraton
lie praised Major Mckinley's lnaugura, i've and
hghy SAYING nh had W every hope he added that
under the wise guidance of the PRESIDENT anu tha
County would speedily be placed upon pr1T rapsdv
ous basis The revival Of business mao On eVery
been felt in Chicago and from th'S ''i''e y" ''
thing would be on ana upward
samud ! Roberts. chairman of the Republican
State Committee of Kentucky was another Vis''oi'
Mr. Roberts was somewhat surprised al 'ho ap
nontment made by Governor Bradley 10 M .ne
vacancy in the Senate. He said. however that tnd
newly appointed Senator was an peen,,bIicnns in the
NM, wWu'r branch Of Congress maera! help MT Ro9
erfs said that President Mcknleys inaugrai and
dress had pleased every one in Ni:SnnS.uh 80, 60
that he himself had never seen President sc man. an
guratcd and started on the oah wi msi SO o'
,oh, r. rptrekin. ex-Speaker of the House OF
Representatives of the Ohio Legislature is mere
looking after some business. He sad 'ha' t'o III
.ucuration was splendid spectacle ana aroused
aafhf a m
Mckinley for his sagacity In me ssIeI hd hoard
Cabinet adding that on every sine ne 49,, H. and
praises of the Presidents inaugural Auu'e'' anu
official acts so far
Myron r. Herrick. one of President MCKINNEY
cloeest friends and a prominent business man vi
cleveland was also in the city. Mr.. HerricK 'h'"h'
thu, all that Is necessary to restore connoehce ,
,irai,, IL for Congress convene ana get W WI n.
lie looks forward hopefully TO inc co" III hour
snssion and saws that business from thiS nuu'
uIi no imnroying lie does not expect that eNet ~
,b,np that was lost In the years or his!uc ad IN
edicicnt management of the AFFAIR." OF me ,rs tbnt
,,,ent will he rcgained at bound'pu Out tHihh' 'AS
the gain will be gradual and sure.
Colonel III. H. Prettyman. OF LONDON UNIV VII"
T. on Governor Bushnelrs staff said that tho mos.
discomnted peoplc In the State OF OHIO were 'hoSe
bo had tried to stir up factional discord ana were
continually prating about the onio Situa'o
r,,o ,rutb was that there never was an ONO si'ua-
., Tho anpointment of Mr.. Hanna to M our
NJ chermans unexpred term was eHPe.',t, 90 e.
had given satisfaction TO all. fresuenu J i ,hs
inw added the Colonel. takes once unuets ~. Nc
~. favorable auspices. The appointment OF NJ.
Hanna left question OF doupt "n ,Dn State the
annointmcnt OF Mr. Bliss brought solin i,''u -
,nnrioits marty to the front in New hofK. -.
.ionaI troubles everywhere were setted ne On.
once with n united and harmonious Ia''y y,h Tho
LIN Hi Nth the confidence OF the people, WIN tIs
niro control of the Government In the hanns VI VI
his marty: and out OF all this VIII come q pato Ma
recoyerv and business revival tnat VIII iri
Naturalization one worthy OF praise. ~, h
fnHhnelI will he renominated and reeiectsH a1es
III Mr. Hanna will be returned 10 tne SeH IN
and there Is no hint of factonal trouble III Univ
for come.