New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
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KENTUCKY sTATEsMAE ON POLITICS.
The Hon. George III. Yeaman United States
Minister the Court Of Denmark has written letter
TO Runney Wing esq, leading Republican OF Kentucky.
The letter - ia answer " one from g Wing asking his
OpiniSns those or TO whom the Republican party
inc The peculiar history OF Republeansni in Kentucky.
he shows how its Conservatism has yielded sep by
Before tic war, those Who are now Republicans in
Kentucky recognized tue moral ev1 . III s4av-
Ssbi. ihey became War Democrats" This false
name which was finally thrown on after the ADOPTION on
idea Of restoratOD," rather than reconstruction was
at first insisted upon. But the Fourteenth AmeulWelt
and the Reconstruction laws soon became popular with
the party IN the state and It predicted that the South
waited longer It would sceept more MT. Ieaman tne
thinks the Republican party should use the word Gold
instead OF paIapbrases In Its declarations on nnanca
questions. He tLihks the party cannot live long on us
past glory bnt must meet three issuesfree trade
reform In the civil service and an Improved SYSTEM VI
voting aud representation. f...
Can't. Avery is the straight Democratic can.
ddate for Member OF Congress In the First District OF
Mississippi.
Miss Julia c. Addington was elected Superin-
tendent of Common schools Mitchell County, Iowa. az
belong 10 the class OF women usually called strong
minded" but quiet, modest teacher, and has been
chosen for the position because she can hll 1t we'll
The total vote of Baltimore on Wednesday, for
City Council 1854. The Democratic vote was ll59S
cratic majority over ALI sen The Democratic majority
last year for Seymour was l2o5f WIN vote OF ooot'
For Governor inlSG7 the majority was 1905 with vote
OF 24,757.
A meeting of prominent citizens of Suffolk
County l.. l.. held In Sag Harbor, ON "Wednesday
candidate for County Treasurer. The Colonel and his
friends making gallant nght and express confidence
the County in the interest OF Col French this anu To-
morrow evenings.
The Baltimore american SAYS that notwith-
a
land has been Increased $OOOOO0 during the past two
years, under Democratic rule When the REPUBLICANS
turned over the state government in 1896, there
balance Of tS7s6 20 cash In hand ia the treasury mary
land SAYS The American, Is now more completely under
Democratic rule than any other the Union There
is not Constable County Commissioner, not mem
Der OF the Legislature City Commissioner III any sec
ton OF the State who Is not y radical Democrat
THE NEXT SENATOR.
To the Editor Of The Trtbuns.
SIR: As several Eastern journals in giving lists Of
persons named in connection with the Iowa Sena-
toiship omit one name which is more favored than
any other by the Republican journals III that State
please allow me space to supply the omission, by
mentioning the Hon. George o. Wright, who has
served for the last fifteen years in the Supreme
Court of Iowa-much Of the time as Chief Justice.
The manner in which he acquitted himself in that
tribunal is in keeping with the character he has es
tabshed IN all othor relations of life, during resi-
dence of thirty years in his adopted State. Famil-
lar with affairs in Iowa for many years, venture
the assertion that there is not another man in that
State whose hold OH the good feelings of his fellow
citizens gives greater reason for believing that he
will be the successful candidate. As indications OF
prevalent feeling on the subject. respectfully sub
init TO yon articles from prominent journals of South
ern North Western, Eastern Southeastern and Cen
trail lowa-the spirit manifested 10y ahEWnIcRa
toward Judge Wright, is cOuntenanced by the pref
erences shown in his behalf by the Republican
prints in . large number of tho counties such as
Heokuk Polk, Van Buren,, Page, Mills, Madison,
Webster Blaokhawk, Boone, Hardin, Decatur, Adalr,
Marshall. Washington and Others. may refer also
TO the fact that most of the County Conventions tnat
expressed preferences on tho senatorial question:
have named Judge Wright as their first choice
While his exemplary devotion to his judicial duties
in the Supreme Court has prevented HIM from be,
coming involved partisan contests, lis voice ana
acts on all proper occasions, have been most heartily
accordant with the Republican sentiment So over
whelmnRly prevalent IN the banner state OF the
Mississippi Valley II not of the Union IOWA.
NelC- lOrk Oct. is, 1859.
CHEERING PROSPECTS, IN DUTCHESs COUNTY.
PoUGuKEEPsIE. Oct 27.-The political can
ynss of old Dutohess Ia becoming more animated. and
there are indications that the Republican voters arc be-
coming aroused and that We shall make good report on
Tuesday next Our excellent State ticket gave general
satisfaction Gen sigel for Secretary Of State, and
Horace Greeley for Controller Will doubtless lead tho
ticket "a both very popular while our candidate for
State Senator (Ar. Rider OF COlnmDa, very strong
nomination, Is worthy gentleman, and VIII make M
excellent member OF the next state senate HIS oppo-
nent George Morgan this city. is making desperate
exertions his election II remains 10 be seen
whether the Temperance men will aid the dealers ia
AL. behalf We shall elect Mr. Seward in the Is District
and d. n Milford In the I'D District to the Assembly.
both good men and Ag TIE TRIBUNE has promised
20 reduce the msortyof the Sham Democracy Ia your
city OF last year 2OOO and requests the RepuDn
cans OF the rural districts rely upon that will merely
say that II thai be done and II can hayo the as
surance made evident that tho registry Will be properly
attended prevent the wholesale frauds OF last
year and that each election district In city shall
have pbalanr OF rosoute and determined Republicans
IN attend TO this their respective Localities then
the Republican In this state will BIO increased by
thousands and glorious triumph secured. Shall IL be
done Now that your General Committees have ceased
quarrelng. bcseech them to bring about thus glorious
contamination
GREAT OMISSION.
To me Edftor OF The TrtbEnc
SIR: The Hon. Sam /. Cary, the great
apostle of Temperance, and most worthy patriot OF
Ohio" now on his mission 90 Great Britain IN his speech
at Tammany Hail. had not word To say to the vast
assembly there collected when one will admit IL
was most needed against mdulgng too freely In the
inebriating cup What opportunity he would have
had But this assemblage OF pimped rcd noses war
my friends" and. OF course, ho did not want to hurt
their feelings. Kind man! ANTIHrrocRIsr
PRESIDENT GRANT IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28.-Presdent Grant,
accompanied by exsecretary Boro and Senator Cateu'
visited the Commercial Exchange this morning. He
speut the rest OF the morning visiting the objects OF
interest and this evening TO attend the
Jubilee for the benefit of the Home for Destitute Mem
bers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. at the Academy
OF Music.
THE TURF.
.. RENSSELAER, PARK RACES.
TRoY, Oct. 2S.--TO-day was the second day