New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-02
THE PASSING THRONG

IF you are looking for excitement" said CIV.
crnor Asa Bushnell, Of Ohio at the Fifth Avenu.
Hotel yesterday. u think We "a,
EXCITE accommodate you with II our in
MENT Ohio We IRE Just opening In tho
PLENTY campaign out there and We have
IN OHIO way Of making things hum when
We get started. W. have rous
ing fight this year. but tho end will be the same
Republican victory. Mclean s. . strong fighter
ana hurrah campalgner. hui I don't think no
will make much Roadway The man VINO talk.
against expansion these days IS lonely and M,
attacks corporate wealth come With an odd
sound from him. The Republicans In Ohio are al
ways sturdy and stand together on Election Day
between times. and predic, that judge Nash Vill
win with plenty 10 spare. senator Foraker sound
Cd the koynot, and his speech has met with or.
thusiastic support" Speaking Of the Dewey pa
rade tho Governor said. Il am rather surprised
watched him closely. and whom Ae arrived az 'he
reviewing stand he got out OF b. carriage before
over he drove up Fif'n-ave without going
under the arch II was built Tor him. and
link he should have gone under it"
General Lew Wallace. the author of Ben Hur''
and also soldier was IN the city 10 witness ths
Dewey parade General Wallace
GEN Wal Wa much touched by The celebra.
LACEs ton as b. saw in 10 the 'uldlment
PROPHECY Of prophecy he made 10 1874. when
FULFILLED he delivered an address az ire
Naval Academy a. Annapolis IN
that speech he said that the day was AZ band uhen
the Navy would transcend the Army IN speaking
OF the circumstances under which ne made that
speech D.. said that D. happened 20 10 thar year
of the Board Of Visitors 10 the Naval Academy.
He said that when he made the prophecy that fhe
day was nearly a. hand when the Navy would sur
pass the Army and become the greif power o. Cha
nation and that H. vas doubtful x me country would
oyer turn 70 the Army again FOR a President. The
cadets cheercd Justify. The General said he SPOKE
with conviction bur he never dreamed 'hc day
would come when New-Nork would go Wild
naval hero as II has done over Dewey. + never
imagined honOrs Ike these f0r any naval COM
won or more deserved. In an Us magnhcence New
York is only the representative NJ me V0o" copn-
try
Captain Joseph 3. Coghlan Who commanded ma
Raleigh at the battle Of Manila had q Joyous tlme
last week He had good 'ims
CAPTAIN when he came home from Manila
COGHLANS the guest Of honor a. various
TRIBUTE. receptions and dinners. He at
tended dinner In his honor AZ ths
Union League club on Saturday night Don't IN
tervlew ne" he said yesterday. "Go interview 'he
Admiral He is the man you want 10 talk with
tell YOU this thing has upset him. and II has up
set every friend he has got II WIS great. II Was
gorgeous II touched every one profoundly. No
man is more worthy. no man deserves T. more, and
no man could appreciate n more than our Admiral.
1t makes one warm all over think that be- had
this reception. The arch H. magnificent ITO parade
was spectacle seldom seen. and. taken altogether,
n ca me as near being the limit of military naval
and civic pomp as one could get