, 1869-12-02
Political Gossip Concerning. the
Approaching State Con-
yenhons.
The Baker, Cumback Quarrel to be
Suppressed.
Trouble Between the Hendricks and
Pendleton Wings of the In
diana Democracy.
ffRpx QUE srtc1AL coRRksroSpKxr.1

10 EAA4k&k&A C1LA&E AAAke% ~ GC foA<A IVA
the October electlo0, line months thereafter. I!
might hare been Ill very we'll 10 no innate ca1. | u
,aies for Slate Offices n'ue months In advance q
an election, wien there we're 10 railroads OF h
seyIphe, ard tew newspapers, bot 4
ire Is 10 Eecessty for II In this G
saEeed or enlightened age Ths only ex+ :
re offered BY the Democratic State Central COM d
ttiee ts that It Ia time-honofed cuitou, ard h
At The sssoctattons which cluster around The {
,ptversarJ oi the t2sttt Of New otieanh asajs .
spire The Democracy with hope and conadence IN I
e future. A. thef bare been pretty st-sdfJ q
sreated IN thl state eSer aimee 1850. the public
III tail to tee the force OF the argument |,
The Republican State Central Committee met Ia | ,
liz c,ty en- the e4tn iusr., and After lengthy De-
a.e core,udsd "a calf their State Convention as
sual On the ged oi FeoruasF Most of the mem.
era Of the committee we're In favor Of postponln2
ae convention until Mar or June, bat after some
u splt4{1on It WAS though that such action might
E coretrued into an admission OF fear Or weak-
ese, when no such thing exists. Indeed, It II be-
eyed all thin9s cous!deret, thai the prospects !
IT brilliant Republican victory next Ial! Ays
,gbly encouraging.
70 DIVISIONS 10 BE TOLERATED IN TIE REfCn1-
CAN RASKs.
The Democracy, Nh0 are themselves divided.
l1e attempting 10 cre1te the impression on the
3u!,lic m.d that The Bslef-Cdmback quarrel Of |
he next State Convention, and sotne Of the Re,
publican country pape.t are makioR the announce
q. .eEt Of The name Of Judge James S frazier, one
u The ptef eLt Supreme Judges, a. candidate for
the occasion Of bitter attacks upon
u 3. gentleman, for h!a opp7at1oo to the election
Of LAsutet ant Governor cumhack to the Senate Of
The CEitkd StaieB after his nomination by the Re-
putlc..n caucus. do 1ot pretend to justity the
cattuet OF Judge Frazier tn tha. matter, Of any
~ fntf AL ha EpnN
rou.tration. ! unhcstattugly say 1t Has wrong,
and that Governor cauback Wa treated badly.
aud that hs cocduct In urging his friends 10 sap
Fort Senator Pfatt, when they had the power, nad
nany uf them tie inclination, 10 defeat him. ws4
tscs.dce that few politicians would hare made.
and entitled ntu to the coBddeoce and good
wisucs Ut cycrf homes: Republican IN Indians.
Eut tbould Governor ClmbaeG now Fefusa 10 con-
tribute further 10 the coucfatlon Of the dlseonI-
at elceuts IN the patty, aud, upon tue contrary,
urge bis t.iends 10 continue tie var on the tolt.
err, he will lose all he hss
pa1lta by AlA pzev!ous nsgnaasnons
conduct. So far 50 can he asceStatped here, there
IA no considerable ncmeer Of perso1a Who pro-
pose to contribute 10 the fo,rcflrg Of that quarrel
kn1, upon the cortzaFy, aA Of the influential Re-
putllcaus sas It must cot AID shall not be permit
Ted to conc up tn tie convention or course, II
aey portion Of the delegates desire to vote agatnt
the denomination Of Judge Frazier. because be
WIS = boiler, or thai OF Judge Gregory, bccaule
lie was Cumbaek msn and denounced The bollcrs.
,hey paSe perfect tight - do so: but they win
not be permitted to make speeches and get up
dlsjttop IN Tue courentIon oyerit. The Rcpubal-
can paay Of Indiana Ia rot s!tong enough to frit-
ter ewo5 any part Of It's strength In any quarrel
out ol which no poesihie good can come
0oyxKSoH CONRAD pAKER-
So far a. Governor Baker Is concerned, he
tcems 10 hsve enuseIy forgotten that he ever bad
apy tuep d,naculty. lie has never been heard 70
men,,ou It since the Legislature adjourned, and
seess to take no interest whatever IN politics.
l1c Is hy rAturs lawyer and has no taste for the
c1clts neot and. bro!ls OF political life, aud
doubtless has made up h.A Mina to zeafe
from politics At The end Of his Guberna.
tprtet career. He Ia seldom seen upon The ss1eeta
OF the city ard takes 60 interest," 10 fsr as fsVe
| obseIved, III public analta, Ho ID awAys to be
tcnnd In hts Office, and Il constaptly 1t Wo.f- Ill
I administration OF affairs has been successful ane
economical, aud will meet With the appreciation d
h.s psrty friends. One Of bis fEst political act.
| at,tr the aajoutnmen: pt ihe Legislature Vas K
| supo,nt General yeacb one Of Ennhack's at5cng
/ ett supporters, Adiutant General Of the State
which in OF i;s<lf IN indication that he does no
propose to take any 1n1ahe1 R1oet in ,he qua1se|
Let .t be hu.iec.
The 1np1aSA pENocaAcT.
! TEE UeNQCfNC5 Oh luGAuA Euluf3GEA MIL u -
orea1izstton mure political fossils and pla5ed-ou
pollticiana than Gun be found In any other po,lti
| col parry that ever had N existence. They aes:
| o haze learned nothing during The last decads
{ tr to have kept pace With the march Of cEenta
| They are welded to old Democratic tdess, an
:eem to have no other purpose tn Tie tnan 70 o.
| rose whatever The Republicans msy favor. The
navc btkn ttrAd,ir defeated asthe pel!s eae
yesr, and each returning CANVASS see1na to hat
Eaasrered their appetite for oif1ciat positions; p
| they labor for them In the saK1e old mRnnef' put
rumtratton The tause Cd wosn-out anu-Nar hack
nrd put forward tho same old PUBIC speaker
with their t!casocao!e records ann osc' as Gu
J sequence, AlEaJa about toaf 1eafs oenina u
| t1nes. some Of the younger and more stRofo
I | members Of the pa1t1 ate ssfea .! tasa ssts
> thing, ard waIt y shaIe Oh INC oio ionts'
1 they arc IN hope.esa nSlosNs, aoo "aeue.
:, they turn up Win sacn pfo}u.p.
g Sooshtef, H'osaek. hel., A1nSau, sva.o
g; BoNlca 4 Co. push them asloe as unte'sluo1s1oV
= ~ tae5 we're uese u1s -
hold on 10 the leSuAl otRao'4auoH+ ~
4 ! are ssraHd enough 10 see tnas ehou1a Enere oe
1, new deal all afound, AMI tne party suffered TO II
b. The new departure docuiue, they must 60 TO
=, n.,, ard forever hereafter hold thcsr peace. IT
N oon, see II IN last that Light, and prefer lead
\, 1nc1r part, ia ueleat to seeing 1t aucceed y
At ornes LEADER.
n. I TIE ElENpHI[k4IESpAE 4A9huAL4V*
h. Itvi,, be recolsc:et That At the last Dc mocrs
n s,.te conyent,op, fesouttou WAS gotten throa
-, | c1norsJno pendte,en's Presidential asptr1sic
~ ,rthx .nr t,rue that the convention mer,
- I,rnirtcys concluded 10 Submit his claims to
~. v.,,on,1 democratic Convention, lie, ,noHeyes,E
~, nar,c tvcn, ne.nc nu, Ia nomination untl
..,s, .1,rrn, rar1of for prnd,eton. "
NJ, NJ. name raa fp1upa upon the convention,
nc utne out Of Indlaua 4. thirteen votes were cast
~ ~, ,ns,eea ~ tho "Youue EARLE Of the We
~ -. .s..1 ~ pendt,ton. snd
- - -, ~" ,.u,,. - rrca,vc the nomination
W .o1Src, and nronoses TO nav lna.
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