The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29
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2 YORK. April ~
Como of The newsbapers are circulating the
favor, .Jldpe David Davis, Of the Supreme
Court ssSSerQ limited State. fer Democratic
candtdSfs Jorxhe frvsideRpI. EFhagssds incor-
| peof. There afBBoHeS 90 MISUNDERSTANDING
s~nsS=aetabT those1f5he LoRtsyfaes Ee9ier-
Inurnaa. :samninIkept&eky-Hho afB ta4ktpg
"a Davis esd Observation-Disclosures tam
mans leadesS AFe96es7Vh
4 49, s0snper8top iOr she nosainstion.
TesEss kgFss6ef aadteEaadzsbpaxAIY NeSsBw
that nafSe ESs tfst .AsfofJ fhscnHhNc
dmrfhg IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ffs6tapai of the
convenfi6is n S9nld iHEfa tafpsSYSH tie shafts
of all the compstta{ tanafdates tor the nomi-
| natien. .as we'll ss Tor the abuse OF the Radical
tnapers' and illus be depriHed. OF. its strength,
tust = Ia iSetcase of tina name of Mr.. Hendricks
t NOW. It was, therefore, decided to keep Hon.
man in the background until Just before 4she
and The official anneurceReot was
smaie In The World and the Leader that-he was
no LONGER In the fiel6.-
But he is a candidate nevertheless, and will
be pressed with perlinacity. II 'is not likely.
however. that The tacncs OF Tammsny will
nravoil Tho Vest will come into the eOnyen-
lion almost strong enough to control. It afene.
ne can certainly do so with, q little assistance
from the South or East. and it Us desdtset
against another New-AYGrh man-eertatndy
against Mr.. Hoffman for the present. The
pressure from the West will De Tor a western
tinan. But. as the quarrel between the friends
rof the two representative Democrats orthe
rWest-Hendricks and Pendleton-ls rance.
rous,. compromise may be made on some
one in the East; perhaps John Quincy Adams
or General Hancock.
The Judge Davis movement is engineered.
by that class of Democrats who believe, we can
only succeed in the next Presidential election
by dragging votes from the Republican ranks.
They hoit,that, with the enormous power nov
lodged in Grants hands to control the election,
nothing short OF the creaf0Q OF a revolt
against him 70 HIS own party csfa pEsFent him
from securing his return, For this reason,
the Democrats will have 10 nominate a man
acceptableto those Republicans who are dis
satisfied with their patty relations, and are
bridge as an excuse to come over tothe Demo-
cralic.side. Judge Davis is believed to be the
man To answer this purpose. There are others
who name Senator. Trnpbod; ior Charles
Francis Adams. The Democratic pember OF
Congress from the Buffaio District, Hon. Mr.
WIIi]ans. Vas soIotrning at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel yesterday, and was openly proclaiming
bis preference lor Xr. FfarlbuIl.
Jndee David Davis, the possible nonaipee Of
ma pSmcerats for President against General
Grant. is2natiSe Of Marylandn and is ah0at
fity Years OF age. He was educated ct am
ahefstasoliege, practlced law. in ;BroeklynNa.
T., reppyed 10 Illinois, and became q crotEot
Abraham Lincoln, and when that politician
became President was appointed 10 oneoE6ne
vacancies on the Supreme Bench OF the United
bsateS tHpt ~ saId to be q eool-headed, @r-
.stcSied man. mil recently a Republican but
1fSesys of stronery Conservative tendencies.
Phvsfsauy he ia one of the latest menin the
casntTv. ueigbing something over three hun
S,es uu,rsds, he isa cousin |ofihe late Hen
~ WSntsr Davis. aad belongs to The F. P. X
'PGpassftons are already being made to re-
ortpe ma syonrsr Russian Prince atcus to
visit these shores-lhe third son OF the
.Emaeror Alexander. The y1paR man. is
40 nave a round of Publications in 4sw
York a banquet, a baU, a yacht race in the
harbOr. a morse FACE al JeT9We ldFh, uC.r aliu
tberuis to be sent off West By the Pacific Rail
road 10 shoot b,ffnoes. The chairman Of the
committee of gentlemen, who are TO dol ,
horors il this cisy,!h MT. Alfred Bierstadt,. the
artist. Ne aoutt the youthful Russian Will
hive an unusually enthusiastic welcome at the
North on &C CUNT OF vhejma5lDary alliance be-
tween Russia and the United states me Czar
Is supposed to have !synpathized with NE
North IN Tue Iate W6Ty OebW6c IIc otates, $Qu
the gratitude Of this people mast be shown TO
his son. Besides that, the young man may
have matrimonial Intentions here. what cpulo
better cement the alliance the ewo
countries tha6n marriage of the Grana Duke
aid Rn;AuleIican belle. Sipce The cendescsn-
sion Of The. PtincfssIafhse and the semi-on-
cial announcement, through Lord Campbell,
Of the Princess Beaffsce's Eesire to marry an
Aneaican, there4l no bound to the PessiohoeS
TIE. most s~uperDlhing, IN the way OF eleatxi-
cal scenic Illusion has been produced at
Booths Theatre. The Winters Ysle Of Shakes
,.peare has. been revived, with se7ern clever
performers In the cast. But me representa-.
tions' otsdhe edifces, streets, costumes a4p
hoHse interiors Of the classic times tnswhlch
the crion of the play b supposed to Akesplac6
are unsurpassed. The intpriofpf The theatre
at Syracuse with thousands OF spectators in
the seats, Lis managed 70 skilfully, that. the.
seepeas Actually startling" So correct are the
.c6stnmeS: that someaoe;the characters appear
taAave lust steppa out Of the sngravipgstn
the New Testament. Another. remarkable In
staHte al theatrical realism Is The play. Of Rich
sTdIH at Nlblo's. fhere;tte locker on istaken,
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