The New York herald., 1872-08-11


a very good thing retains success. No conundrum-
maker ever owned railroad or stayed three terms
in the United States Senate. Anthony Il the safest
O: sale men six millions are not afraid of hin. He
has that flne body, stomach and head and hale look
Indispensable TO the largest type OF politicians and
besides pleasing face, education. an equal temper
and refined way He is the President Of the senate
caucus OF the republican party and got the full sup
ior his last election. Governor Sprague fought
him hard without notice and without effect,
except to make Anthony's Providence friends
spend good deal OF unnecessary money. 1t Is
money in these days which elects Senator's
nothing else. Charles Sumner is the only excep-
changed the pride OF Massachusetts in the most
consistent public leader in its history to news
paper biingsgate and countng-room hate.
The HERALD correspondent met Senator Anthony
yesterday, who said -
"Iiow do you mud the democrats goingP ~ rn
-, Generally ,ner FOR Greeley; hardly percentage
That Is my impression" said the Senator, 'T
think a tn that the way the campaign Is setting shows
Greeley, and Grant will gain hence forward rcpub-
lean lean votes; The parties stand In column pretty
Judge Barnard going by at the time on his way to
court, II was stated to Senator Anthony that
he was one OF the instances Of an elective judiciary
Justice OF the United States ana still not above the
reach of moneyed corporations.
"An elective judiciary" said the Rhode Island
Senator, 'is probably concomitant Of the abuse
OF universal suffrage. Perhaps all the evils that
now hem us round are fruits OF the universal priv
ing the suffrage to negroes and yet felt that 1t was
going to be an evil only less than the evil Of which
tween intelligent treason and ignorant loyalty
between man who knew how to run the engine
did not know how to ri run it and was sure 10 meet
with accidents. We have 100 much suffrage; that
is the matter. Not only do people vote for every
Asa proprietor of the Providence Journal Senator
Anthony was led to say that, as chairman OF the
by the Government Printing ONCE at Washington
OF an Official United States Gazette, like the Engi.N
Gazette, to break up the abuse OF government ad
posas and notifications, which now cost enor-
mously and led to evils Of PATRONAGE PATRONAGE " while lie ne ne
work and could directly overlook It, Senator
Anthony also thought that the Jake Thompson letter
OF votes.
THE VANDERBILT PARTY.
At Congress Hall, Saratoga the great Vanderbilt
party has TWO daily sittngs at 1ve-handed euchre.
The first sitting begins at ten A. NJ and ends
at nalEpast twelve O'Clock, and the second at
eight p M and ends At half,past ten: IA At Ave
family drive with his wife. and for the rest of the
time he sits upon the piazza and stros at intervals
consists Of the well known Vanderbilt regency
the Commodore and Messrs. Petit, Harker Booker
and Turnbull-ali hale men Of the masculine sex,
small and uniform stake. just sufficient 10 enliven
the labor. People who suppose that the wealthiest
banking S capital capita, , the ,a STATE Of NEW s',
for that reason, might study the Simple tastes Of
Cornelius Vanderbilt A pair of horses, house,
table for long whist, Saratoga piazza and pair OF
lazy slippers, and half dozen masculine men to
deal and shufe and ante up this is the best that
fifty millions can do. "lhis is the end of life," says
the Commodore, "and ON content"
People look from the great opposite pazzas of
Saratoga at this scene daily Mrs. Vanderbilt,
IN red shawl and Gies dress slender sd
raway essn Sas saasStersa ps 0f mp" aae
mile mes-ner S'A nusSand Climbing daily into 81 their
wagon for dash out to Glen Mitchell, or the lake,
or as far as Ballston Spa, and they see the lesson
Of Vanderht's success In this little daily eXcur-
SION: simplicity OF living exercise, health, few
friends, and no more, all approved by
the masculine sex. There is a wondrous
health in Vanderbilt OF mind and body. No self
contemplation, but all the world lies material and
extrinsic to him hike the ocean to great fish. lie
dsmisses those whom he dislikes without rage,
repels small pursuers and politicians by the sense
OF impregnahility and command which resides in
him, aid, although no mystery to anybody and no
marvel OF reticence he has so little love OF crowds
or @ Zen a as
clue to his character than about any man in our
era His income is 100000 year. He refuses to
and is not an active manager OF the roads, being
satisfied with his lieutenans, ali Of whom are far.
years OF age frugal living with perfect peace OF
mind. and he says that all the years man lives
after seventy are clear gain upon destiny
gets justice from ' Vanderbilt like ' unto o'' him.
sells who son,ra,. stcrSnOlder %Sn ,oo in 1.-THE the
$4,000 gets her pro rata lust as he does The
former Presidents OF the Central used the road for
never neeGs to he
trebles the dividends, heaps up surplus and
shows that railways can be administered like pri-
vate property"
The Commodore has one brother 'thc Captain"
who with lesser stature walks beside him. Ills
ger OF his railways when at home The other son,
Cornelius, Jr., has little disposition for business
and resides at Hartford Conn.
was here last Sunday, and somebody said to Van
derbllt:-
''How could so good man as Drew travel on the
20" SAID Vanderbilt, Drew couldn't stay ont of
Wall street long enough to travel on saturdays.
The Sabbath is his only time OF leisure"
TALK WITH JIMMY O'BRIEN.
The Apollo-lke leader is at Saratoga, very tired
Of sitting in the State Senate for he says, it costs
pects and property in New York: and he would
resign but the uptown nobility will not permit it.
dsog9 Ale to tahs trial little and rides
chow Is tie R BainsS srp trail f brdsessRds
we M no Without to nay
to the evidence and arguments presented here. l
am guided agood deal by the Court OF Appeals, who
know more about the realities Of the law than we
us Tammany Hall much revolutionized under
the new directory 3'
'They can't hold the vote together like the old
crowd. Their forces are not so manageable and 80
easily reached by the new people,"
"will Tweed, .,weeny and Connolly reappear In
politics 2' -.
"Not Connolly He Is too old and broken. Tweed
ts ambitious and may design to reissue. Mr..
Swecny lives quietly between Lake MahOpac and
New York, and his intentions are not known"
II suppose oil those persons are severe upon
you ?" -
. urb6yU5vnpy. think they are not angry ut my
measnres 'wh,ch they compelled, after rejecting
lie advice Ssvc them to gain tn" 'ns- ect Of the
better cias. .,es, explain that they had done well
enough Individually and wanted reform. Had they
taRe.i that advice at the time the thunderstorm
vould have been avertcd. They said I'VE can do
without help; we are strong enoughp And then
came the fall"
''What O'Rourke was IL who copied the figures IN
Tho citu Offices which led to the TammanY tumbleYO