New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20

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found the requirements OF the Constitution that som
aors and Representatives shall be residents OF the W
for which they may be chosen at the time OF the 80
ton. True Messrs DOolittle Dixon & Co might o.
TO Louisiana to obhge their Democratic friends D' w
such kind action they would Immediately becomt"Po'
baggers, and, Of course. wouldn't I'LL the Dill at 81
The Philadelphia Bulletin speaks of the pub
lie gifts OF Asa Packer Democratic candidaP l0r Wv
ernor of Pennsylvania follows:
In selecting the richest in Pennsyyane LOT unel
candidate for Governor, the Democracy OF fa3cation
1t is rather queer that party that loves 20 aouI Union
ond they are %a1 they could ind
| for their standard-bearer. But CONSISTENCY 1yHSn
distributed the Democratic eHG For PGf esr
clans becomes highly then wy desire to re-
mind the public that Asa Packer has given nan lOn
wish to ask the Gnestions: how much has Mr Packer
given 10 the Union soldiers OF the war no" h y, nrI
soldiers widows and orphans and how much TO 6ay
Even so 6aTav How much did he take Of the various
war loans Of government Does he now hY 6s tg
among the boated bopdhOders that are SO hated by
the tSeV ongh to be recorded
alongside Of the gift to the Lehigh University
The Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania gets the following first rate notice" in
The Hartford POST
little more than year ago. in the sweltering heat OF
purcatoria Tammany we first heard Of Asa Packer The
fnIiyoiccd Perrin was calling the roll OF States. Mr.
of INV little Commonwealth" had named the Hon James
f. English candidate for the Presidency Name had
fine serene Tden had preached the best Dtt OF tue season
in Sanford Church hSa erS SU Tae npo
he damn vision OF that reekng auditoryIa nuhan Io
with both hands fu 81 d pa ANYBODY with his
glittering eye" 1t as Judge woodward OF PehhsyIVaa
and he axed the whole crowd with one OF the most
Sa obituaries that ever followed politician home
Judge Woodward read his whole heap V VI 90 unad
Escpt through He described his man before lac named
him Twenty minutes desCription-hink OF it-in manu-
scrtnt-read slowly and debeTately-inoned al thaio
ef M neTsniraton-all impatient for ballOtn an at
mosphere blue with blasphemy and reenng with rum
Hail amid such surroundings dreDched In his own sweat
Keeling of couple Of columns OF DogaPS"P ug of
pennsylvania" 1t two miles Of slow match TO one
fire cfacker-poOr Te-cTacker at that Mheh no Gun
| cuded, there did not arise
san the tends from Heaven tbs, fell
Had raised the banner CRY Of hell
| No there did not 1t was too warm to yell-for Asa
Packer; so nobody yelled. few smed-some IN thelt
S in the bnaS thai went round all the reporters tables
when tho gifted Woodward sat down. tne 1hy GSa aS
with very large II, from desk TO desk VINO IN IL Is Asa
Packer"
That chronic croaker, The Springfield Repub-
lican. after expressing its satisfaction that GOV
Cahin will not be a candidate for Congress in MT Bout
wells old district but will again head the Massachusetts
Republican State ticket, says;
But can he be elected Can any Republican candl1ae
be chosen Governor OF Massachusetts next fau ~,
question may ridiculous at first Thought IN Wow W
the seventy and odd thousand majority III the STATE s
year But there are plenty OF people VINO 90 not So
slider Il so plenty OF wellnfOrmed politicians DOlh ~
and ont OF the state who predicting Democratic
success even in Massachusetts and concentrating Jae
Adams in advance reaching al last the koa OF MS
bltiOn Most OF them too, base their calculations on m
uupopuarity Of the liquor law alone 30 proscIlplN'
and unpopular that statute that an attempt TO enforce
il in Boston raised storm that brought even ~
strongest friends 10 pause ana snO"ed tna1'
is TO remain substantially dead letter. the law user
would soon be buried out OF slRnl
Letting the VgOr OF the authorizes III en-
forcing the law, the giving out that uscIeuo - W
used In the putting forth the executive power Iouge
with the State constable have made lul III inc sJoh
and IL this policy is persisted in may keep the wave
popular opinion that is forming, OF SIZE mat - hpt W ~
feared IN the coming campaign inns, u ~ ma
/ be the The liquor question, however 10 Vup gu
OF the disturbing elements that will enter INTO the CON
ing campaign. Those who regard as the only OF eNe
the chief one, take but superficial WOW OF inc slu5u
The rapid increase OF the State debt Wen u sh0ulu
, | eliminating the lavish gifts TO bankrupt ralOaus
| eTtrayagant legislation generally ana tine BIth
and growing power Of the lobby at ana ABOUT w
State HOuse,-these, as well as the hquOr question: WI
have their influence at the coming eecoh ana AZ efei
election till there change for the better Indeed
Gov. Clahn hmsclfis concerned MS Yeluhk 70 an
sanction OF the Hartford and Erie Railroad sWlnde tl
year. furnishes more worthy occasion OF opposition y
him than any part lot he has had IN reenactng pre-
hibitiOn. He has yet chance 10 DO something 10 pfo
tect the Interests Of the Commonwealth by nomnalln
for State Directors OF the Corporation men who VIII
guardians Of the public funds, and checks upon tho ha
Erie ambition rather than partners IN H. ana
is to DO hoped he will do There Is cause enough 10
alarm surely, The Liquor law without tho other bluI
ders a harsher term, might not prove DuI
den too greVous be borne; but weighted with them al
together, IL Ia 10 be wondered that there are man
and grave apprehensOns for the future Our late eg
latures, particularly that OF last Winter have eydent
acted the theory, After the DeluRc" Tho dclug
may this year. certainly hope not; but IL
idle TO deny that there are signs OF good deal Of