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I SARATOGA, August 2.-senator Hendricks
arrived In Saratoga this morning. Ioe
staunch old Democrat looks bale and nearly;
His face has a rosy, ford glow OF health .ano
his step Is as elastic as a boys. Senator hep'
0ricks is medium-sized, stout gentleman,
with large, open face, closely shaVeo. ms
head is large and crowned with sandy mar.
He Is q full blonde.
met the Senator on the balcony OF the
States In company with gentleman WHOM
be introduced as MIR. Henderson. tolnR IL
was Senator Henderson. After short con-
yprsstion I handed the Senator Monoa! >
Sun, pointing my finger to this eoisora'
paragraph: .@-g prdIo.
so Hendricks Is coming out for feIuie u,
toms doctrine Of more greenoacks' well
who would have believed It! GoVernof'
sWhat do you think of that, Senator Z" l
asked. o,, rood
aI can't see very well. Suppose you reao
it. Eli" replied the Senator. 49,,
Taxing the paper back read the para
graph. 40, osksd tho sena.
Nv hat do think Oh IL! asNeA VIZ
tor, slowly. ,9y
"Well, who wrote 1t Z" 80, r
,"IIndoubtedly Mr.. Dana wrote NJ
said. t,,t - ia not
.r,o Toll him if he will read some OF my
recent sneecbes that he will hnd that 1 40 not
believe in too much currency.
nWell. Senator" | said, suppose you
state something tangible as to how you 90
stand on the money question. Are you ior
rag-mouey or specie!'
sWeIl. really l don't want to say anything
in the newspapers. FVe come mere lor rest :,
"But the paragraph viii! 60 the rounds"
7 said off YOU don't contradict H."
"Well. then, | will say this" continued
the Senator thoughttully, want Governor
Allen. of Ohio, elected. dc not want Two
kinds Of money, each with different value.
We must get 10 specie basis as QUICK as we
can naturally. Things must take their own
course, but they must end In one medium OF
trade. and that must be hard money. In tne
mean time | want the volume OF currency
kept equal to the wants OF trade"
.Hsye YOU read Thurman's speech?' ask
ed the Senator.
mo, not yet" said [.
aWell. ! like it. 1t suits me. Both par
ties seem to be split upon the currency ques-
ton, Now, Sherman, Morrill,, and Conkllng
are for hard money, while Morton, Ferry,
and Logan are for more currency. Inere
are Democratic hard-money mon and Demo-
cratic soft money men-Denocratic resUmers
and Democratic in6ators but if must take
ny position on one side or The other, VIII
take it against irritation"
Then, turning TO his friend, Senator Hen
bricks remarked, "Comc, Henderson, let's
call on Governor Tilden," and the tw passed
into Tildeh's cottage.
Senstor Hendricks is very much opposed
20 committing himself publicly just now on
The money question. He thinks Pendieton
and Mclean have made great discord in
Ohio.
Another wel-known Democrat standing
bv remarked: "Wasb. Mclean has always
ruined every candidate he has ever sup
ported. He killed Pendleton, and now he's
done what he could to kill the Democratic
party in Ohio. Mclean is for reputation
out and out, or the next thing to it. He
wants to pay the national debt in green backs.
He says the Germans bold our bonds. and
paper money is good enough for the Dutch
men, But, in my opinion" continued the
gentleman, Thurman will outlive the whole
fag.money crowd. He'll dance on Pendle-
toms and Wash. McLean's graves with
pocketfuI OF specie and presidential com.
mission in bis hands."--Ei Perkins,, in the
No,r York Sun