, 1875-05-03

Aon, And that action Mas tAknu, And hAyh noeh-
inr 10 toucsal an to my own sentiments and Tho
lloporlsr- Whom do son think the Democrats
will run Tor rrcuidans
Afr, lialsteasl--Nut fiov. Tilden.
lteportor-why nnt}
aoy. T1LDEN.
Alr. 1Ta1slcai-Ono raasun for not running
Gov. Tlaen In orliaps that he 10 positively nj
honoat man. lie ia Tor ao,na ourrenoy and
plueh'ng economy " pnhl,o eSpond'surc1' Thai
il nat democracy Wsat and south.
llopor.er--uut doco uoe tho fact that hc has
national reputation for hononty mako hin. tho
strongest candidate that could TO nom; ;natodf
hr iIelstesdIio wsu1d y Sot garry .s In. msssos 80"
Houtn viii ba very strongly agaluBt hlm. lfo
would 10 denounced In ids own pnrsy ~ tho
bondtolIers champion md tho representative Of
Wall street,
Rcoortor-lf to woro nominated vould ho not
Atr. fIai.toaI-ycs; of eourAs tho Democratic
party always 70 for thtis candidate, hut tho
South fs INIT for intlatton, and two-thlrdH Of
ths Western Dem9otass arc inaa!ionlsts. 1hoy
moan great apecn|hsIons, vast expenditures IN
pre.eulcd public improvements, and al the
profIgaoy Of M ara OF paper. money. 1hoad
who aru preonrln0 to speculate IN great schemea
Of expenditure, and WHO would nt once ipllaea
and ut laae IepuaAto Rrc among tho moat off,
cient OF The managers Ut tho Domocratio party
In rho Statos where It Is The most powerful and
whose iLauenco must therefore bo recognzod
A. .ho real executive force e .he pnrty; What
ity Of tho money they ara looxlng after, but
tho quantity and that means that II paper dol
1ars wcro multiplied and times insh, the cur
rency might nnsWer 10 ponrion Confederate eol~
aIoss pay Confederate T's,r,c,a!n! Ou.ld n, tho
Canal, ellscll Ho!,. Washington iuyouted vl,cu
hs was little boy, tunnel The Appalachian
chain 0 miles tor tho une ct oaua-boata between
ths Janss llver aud tho Kahawha, o1teul Tom
8cott's railroads to Southern California, and d
scoro Of kindred aud allied schemes. All
khaso things arc Inclusive, and they SOON 10
DO m unavoidable palt Of tie pesnocfatia pro-
Rramue. -,
Mr.. Iiats.oad--I do not insist that positlfe
lpl1atioDisk will neoessarity oe nominated. Tho
platform, Of tho Democratic party ul'ere 1t
touches this question must OF courao bo 10
justsng himsolf with vlo" OF higher oqnadega~
tion from tho friends OF sound ourrouov, Still
ho IL 70 identified with tho financial echomcs
that ho proclaimed fow years ago that ho
would hardly 10 available III q campaign oon-
Quoted With the purposa II ovatinE tho ragged
iasVo. b1r. Tildon's position is understood % be
positive for aouad cnrrency. Tho Nav York
Democratic doctrine nnnounced In the last Htato
Aouth on that question about $50 degtoeH,
TOO Many nnEAT MEN.
Ieporser-Wil cilher Alon or Thurman eettt !
Mr. lIalBsna1l-Ws have tho ust,ul difficulty Ia
Ohio Of too many grent mon ln both parties.
Allen aud Thurman arc before tte people now,
with poudleton hold in reserve, ,--threo OHIO can
lldates. Allen ID supposed TO be tho man Of tho
hour. but ho has NOS declared hl1naof on the cur
rcncy question at all and ndeod the old gent1e-
man does got. ~ rt1le, condescond to M say much
arisen Einco ho lofk Congress about sqlsrter OF a
century ago. Allon aid Thurman asa unoo and
nephew, you know, aud yer? ~ much attached to
aud Aison Ia fully impressed thss hn is ihe man
OF powor among tho poople,--.oseu u he has q
| portrait OF Thurman, Goar'ng the woFds, "our
/! Next President" Thurman Fo4issod to bo CO.
and will Ray their Vows aro uns9anl; aod be
will not b,na h!mseit to- gid profitable schemes
Of public expenditure. He has ho1etofofo boer
ablatd by tbelr press and their tongues to an ex'
teut that would bo surprising 10 tho people ii
tho Esstern part Of tho country.
Reporter Has Ohio no part TO tske Ia the or
| sanixatian of tho next Congress-?
hfr. uaIstcad-Qho will 10 ~ modest ~ usual
She has candliatcs for all tho important office,
Of tho Honso. but vii, DO content with ths
speakorship and the ClcrkRhip.
| Reporter Who j. her candidate tor apcsker
Mr.. Hnlstsad-stiltou saylcr, Che meulbsr from
tho FilB OHIO District. D." '-'.
Uepo1soz-What Of hlta, and what chance hal
hof
hfr. Ha!a.ssd-say1er is scholarly gent tlemau
good psrliamentarian, q good fellow, WHO be
iteyes olhor follows arc good. Hc Ia q roadT ACT
ioro'bie speaker. lie has no enemios: Ha 10 II.
deilnto on tho currency question. talks intlatso.
mildly, and knows bettor. Has not boen In Con
gress long enough to bo q Balary-grahhcr. Q
eour4e ho can beat Kerr, and Cox md Randall
Reportor-And Foruaudo Wood
Mr.. nn1skend-ios and Tornado Wood. too
1leporter-Who is tho Ohio candidate for th'
alr. Halstead-den. Samuel rcnton Csrsy, th'
temperance orator. ue ia : cousin Of your Son
as0r Uonton, and ynu may retaelnber 1t was b.
who beat Deacon Richard Smith for Congress-.
| ALLEN AND TuuAMAF.
Roporlar-1Iow do Allon aud Thurman etAnt
Among their feltow-citxens?
Mr. HalBtoad-1f you draw straight line be
tween the honest and dlynonnst mou, Allon apt
tho honest men, Neither has evor lad MI
nonoy he did not earn, and, pcraonally, he'ievo
tley have a wholesome Animosity againrt pub
lc ih,ovos. Allen camo' noar botng, Presideu
twice you mar remember. lie xns asked nheth
or ho would accent tho nomination 1t Balttmor
whom Cas- WAS nominated. but he bad promiAe'
CeBa that bo would not bo candidate until Il
(CRss) had withdrawn. by adherlug to hi
promise to CasB ho lost the chhuce-he w.uI
na1o been nominated in thirty minutes altar hl
! policy OF hIH friends. Had ho aoted differently
the vau Buren split would not have oe
CURED, and ho would hayo Deen r1'- Cd. ARal
ne 1nsaad his ohauco whom, Frauk plores va
uomluated. II the Ohio delegation had bee
aolll for Allen, aa it would haye boon u 1t ha
rot boon for Vaiiaudlgham, Allen would hsv
received tho nomination In place oi Pierce
Two narrow escapes from tho Presidency AK
porhnps not smincnsIy satisfactory to the ol
gens1smau. Ills lunga aso still good he has
To!co like trulnrst and has no sort Of motto
that he II ont Of date.
uEHDNIcKB.
Heposter-1fow about Brother Hondricka
lndtApn2
Mr. Observation-Disclosures IA q good man, In
good position to DO nominated, and will sho
j aonlo strength 10 the Convnnslou, but u,
fslsndn Of Pendleton will take cAro os him. Th
, Western politicians WHO camo here In 1868 f
. Pendle!on think they could haya nominate
him II Il had not bcen for what they cali ii
; srcacher5 of l1ondrioks. Hendricks sealpa thu
, ~ hs thought. Chase rould be nomtpated I
: against Pen1leton, permitted btu friends 10 p1
him in the he!d. and there is Al antagonstn b.
twoon the Hendricks and the PeudIoton NE
1 which would break ont In tho Convention
ei.hor OF thom cana forth; 60 that both tns
10 classed Lels do con,bss.