, 1869-11-22
PHILADELPHIA.
It's Municipal and State Politics.
Goary md the Brewsters.
A Remarkable Political Intrigue.

4 Remarkable Political Intrigue. |
tyRox orR owS coRzEsrospeH.I
Prr1ADE1rnfE Nov. lG
3. For harry stndJ ID human nature nnd polts- |
cal society take up the Eas'cru citle4- EsT York
the kfaSe gtl Of TG1nDax1y; baltimore no better,
with ~ many Ahlsves aroupd her new CITY Hall -
there vere gen!i IL AtAd1IuT ptlsee: sad here h
Phi.aoe!phts, 5ick IN her dsep3o,t bowel OF pro-
pr1etJ at m occnrretce which puts TO shame the
Governor oI tho Stats and the city judiciary.
TER NGu7 Or I11 BKxwsrERs
There ured 10 be IN ptla1elpha q certain iaw-
yer and Alderman named Bstwater, whose oour-
zze. tdrottfexs. talent and immortality weru
cqusNy ,no:oEtouA lie >wst- nan OF family
ard Tired to \. hale old age of sue
cess3ul stn, and he left two sonst both
Of whom Inherited II lefst bis gtnlus.
The elnest VILE naced Dsujaaais, Hzrus bal, ]
owrg 10 terrible hnyn, which, 'eoesrsd tho whole
Of bis face, carried on his cyebrowa, Ao6 gave
him reddish, psrbotttI Hook, ike pHrtally-
skinned sugar beet, his Initials wera Iusesrrated
to Hran "Rurat.rsrcd Drews:er," au1 70 he haa
been called fur thirty Jtarf. This man u rather
below the middle Aiaiufe. and. upon nss. aslua1n-
tapcs Is amost re?ufslye To 1oos npon hts inesadf-
cahle ecars gtstng him countenlueo Of pslu bat
70 exquisite Is his attic, 10 poahed u hts adIress,
aAd 70 manifold are Ets accomplishments tha: the
position be Inherited ~ the SOD OF Ills fa.act has
been advanced He has dlet h!sn p1ac-s Of trust
IN hi. State and community. aud, II adits'oa to
hts social consideration, is esteemed the
uost Brilliant orttor IN Pennsylv1-
ria- Life exhibits few lnat.nces OF
ench t'cnal good countenance Won In despite Of
a fo.ui,,tllLs exterior. As la1Jcs, ".D1rat.
F.c1.l Ere sfter has 1aken high rank By hiA oEa-
tog. tnsI etufe4y rs'itef tran oy prnfo7ra fnos,-
eiea o. Ire 'avi for thefe - q generous eoal Of
nse wMhi1 hltr, tn+era-ah'e ttan gentns, wsicn
detcra him TIN c.c6e application. lie lives and
dref'es lle a gentleman, sels rn!z!tcal fudt-
ences on nse With the polished phrA,es Of Sts eu-
thus!asu, au',. st cscqus,s and balt.. Ia looked
upon ID haplJ compromise between the old
schl,ul Of politician. aud tle paw tchool, between
the Ron tfeant snd the caau Of family. P1ior to
The war lie aus a stcsdt9et Democrat, craStn.
hi1 political !ntd mon tie writings OF Jcdsss2r.
When the ret'tIs fred on the H.R he aa. inl,an'a-
peous to abandon hts friendships IN tne
Sout1, and to urge on tho csuse
Of the perfect Un.on. He was
made Attorney General Of the S.ate bs Governor
Gesry, tlr~e years seo, a1t kept the ptsse~-ror1h
s. hG10 n ycar-ii1l q few d1yh past, when hn Haz
suddenly ard rudely ordered to resign BY the
sane Governor John ". Gcary, who had been
frEsh!J elected. Tee ttEins OF the order we're
barsh nnd petenptnfE, aul ELECTED aeyere reply
from tho 4ouldei Fp.ftt Of NtcNster, who, IN CON-
plying with GeaIy,s request, srgnattzetl lhe per-
eon who would accest his ttlce Or estFe nlaster
Of the daplic,tS OF tee Governor a. a Tnsn Il: for
contempt. While Je: the public Tas excited about
thls c1s1s.pordeDcc, aud public sympathy wnQ
generally with Braxater, II WAS announced that
thu per6on who xaA to replace him was none olher
than Ella oxn hr:ather, VIZ:
JUICE FRKpEN1CG CARROLL pRKHsIEK
Thia troytd 10 l,e ihe FaC:, aua ~,t1 nin1ost un-
setnlJ prnmntccss, tne sou:rer brother {un-
dor' ted'y the ah1er lavIer OF the two, stepped
into the thoes Iron WHICH ths Other hal tatig-
nanll1 shaken the dQsL Ne descenced from the
bsrch. wbere be was Jad2e, needless OF the
mtanty scandal- nnt. thoaxh cot ore newspaper IN
Ea.,trn PerosJlyan!a hn1 tine tubaeryiency to
apalugize Tor hin, y tAf majn.si5 OF the lteaubl!.
can prints brnke through party restraint to pro-
tt1t aHalaEt The indeceDcy Of hla acceptance.
Tie Gutcry Nas greater tecaase this Judge
F. C. brewster bad, bus coup1s o3
weeks PRIOR 10 tho esatvts referred TO- been one 81
the tasec partisan Judges who had uncc.euoat.
nns1y turned out Of the CITY o11cea the Democrats
who had comfortably 1liied them for q year, aud
| replaced lAeec ~tih HepuDi.caua. Aud tie belIei
| ts Gerers! that both ncse oecurerces hs@a hcer
| the conclusion OF Oh nnscrcpulous political III,
tr1Rue, at the bottom Of which lay the na'a OF T.
c. MexsicE for L. II. brewster, his tzosaer,-
children Of the same father hut not ni the Eam:
| mother. II -1s The Gsat be,ween the sons o.
| El1ah.ald Hagsr, AID At the rreseu. writing i.k
1saasi has CONC M eoIleroE, though III coEnba,
Of such chstastrE lhas 10 conquer IN 1t Is t. b<
d!ssraecd-
| TIC cu,nmnc scIaic. of the people hero Is taa
1 FRED. Erexkters dPsTe 10 drive Ills bEo:hrr o3t q
Office ii 1t the bottom, 10th of the exsrarriluhr,
| pr-ceettrg Of hts court reversing fhe Phi'aaet
vt ~ Ia
| p.ali5 lesie1 dis9lTsk.pg the " burnt Face"
| GKAky, cuyon8, BILL MAsN cn.
| There arc Two factions OF Republican place
| hpntcrs IN PeLn=Jlya1la-ih0 Cameron men AM
iAe Curtin NEE, I'D respectively ts Seuasur Stm0
| Cameron anu eK-(;uytrA0r a. &. Curtin. Wall
the Csmerun men eoutrol the Legislature and th
State, the Cur1n men are paramount IN the FOL
| tics OF Fmlste:phia city, which Was ioc1 RoEerne
by the abAolnte Fat Of one !" Hill Map." 4 lnwyt
Of proves, whr, matipg compact with the haas
ruflouA Of the Democratic party, ca-r!ed, yes
after year, the lokes. Democratic dt1tric.
some tlu4e ego ago tho newspaper press here, b
| concerted rt,o1t, outiared ManH, and At tt
next s!ccIon tho Democratic fouGas, rcsumln
their uI1egIauce, carried iker entire city uckG
| II u.s. Il . .r.1. t.<@FT brtnx tr,mlaAlc
for Governor, the Curtin usa were ope2 in the
bnt.:s llat tncy lnienfed 70 dtser. hlc1-as /
IVES Cameron Han-4ll vote fos Asa raeke
Ttcir strength xaA Sufficient 10 lose fur GeasJ T.
cty Of philscclphi4, atd make Packer The Gore
not Of the State. but Packer being man Vt II
tluch IrtitS to spend money loosely 10 clees hi1
! se;f, tho Cu1tln tAettan gre'T luEExafan tn the
opposition to Gcaly, and l!stened 10 overiur
from INC w:ly bc. 'gEoraEt john Coyode, Cha,
man al Grary's DauaVipg committee, who b.
for hls Secretary the celebrated Mr.u. 4. Fantc
| OF AtatAR faEc-
And, II the ro1als. beliei be no: al:ose,hs
7 m,.11- a. d.