, 1875-06-08

1Ul1IlCAh NUIEA
Corro Gordon Williams viii not trouble Beck
about tho Kentueky Benatosship, nor dispute ihs
entrance to Hoayon with the Angel Gabriel.
Bonasor Dawes thinks tho Presto en.'s 1cltct
will do moro harm thnn good. lIo sauugbs last
gear that It WAS the corsact thing to taao thu
stump In favor Of dop. Butler.
Your average Democratic politician doesn't
ntop arguing when ho has tho ball I'll to l!usols.
Witness tho long liat Of speaking appointments
publlshod In tho Bourbon organs of Kentucky
George G. 0orhan. late Secretary Of tho Sep.
atc, has positively declined Republican noru-
iuatton for Governor Of California. lie says he
would not nccop.it " un1cr any circumstances"
Tho proh.bislonsks Of Massachusetts ttill
cling tn ox~1uv. Talbot As their oul, candidate
tor Governor. 1t Ia to bo hoped tint ex-dog.
Talbot will cling ~ exclusively 10 tho prohibi-
tionists.
Gov Chambnrlatn, OF South Carolina. 1t IL I'D.
dosetool, Ia bidding high for the Ysco Presidency.
ue will conHont to stand MP With Dltino. or Wll.
sou, or ur;slnx aud might sven alter Ills rio's
on Tho tlird-lorm question 1t an one1scncy
should arise.
Tho Springfield Republican asserts that tho
platform OF tho Republican party In OHIO ia roo
yag1o and equivocal but II will be Rroaty sur
prsca II the Democratic Convention In onualiy
explicit. at will require more OF !ntelAgous
conviction au'l moral couzaao than 80 Asys beea
in the habit OF looking for In that qarter. says
tho Republican.
Mr. Jefferson Davis will probably accept tic
Presidency ct To1an college, having been
guaranload salary OF $4,000 year and a.an
Of nix Professors. Tie expenses Of the institu-
tlon will bo met BY some sort Of "nremiun"
plan, tho workings Of which are not understood
at the North. lit. Davis Ia not exscty the tspc
OF man 10 instsuot youtt, either by preeops o.
example.
Among shs " mentioned Democrats In Ponn-
estyanla arc three newspaper tnca Barr, Of
| pttsahurg stougar, Of ChAmbenburg; and
| DAVIS. OF Doylsatown. But tho 1ast-named
gentleman, at least, can 10 counted out In nd
! yaure. lie has said III hta paper within fort
night thht Protection IL "a delusfon and
tnaro." ThoY don't nominate that Eort Of men
for Governor In ponnsysvann.
Rsyethy johnson hasbeeo whiting o long iet!cs
on t,.e rteatdents lattor, but aaya uuthug u'ozo
important than thla: II tlunk II may. with per-
feet Justice, 10 naid, that, II tue Convention
Which tramed the Constitution hsd anticipated
! tho eucrmoua extsuk Of tho official patronage
which Ia time would necessarily BE- vested In tie
President, they would bare llaite1 tho oiilcial
torn to six or eight yeats, And laTs fsudosod thu
Incumbent Ineligible"
| The Now Hampshire Senate il not yot organ.
izcd. but thera appears Ut present to ba no
REASON why Ill tho dl0lcuitiea Of the eaao ssoaha
uot 10 adlusted at ~ early day. Tho cp'lrao OF
tho Republican Senators 10 seo'ding III no. gen.
orally approved. Better counsels EoW prevail
with shom. Doth past!os havo referred tho
quoations In dispute to tho Superior Court. sntl
1t ia untoratood thst both will abide by tho award
Of that tribunal. In the meantime, no o1oot!on
| Of Governor will be mAde.-ths Democrats hav.
lnK resolved II noo. o.ssary, to resort to abusser-
lpg to prevent any snch pEoeeodipE.
Tho to1oa!ng bit OF biography II givan In tho
Boston correspondence Of tho Hartford CoH-
rant, "alr. Lswia Il. FlsLat, whom tho Domo-
csata arc talking Of nominating for Governor su
Ntunesots, IL brother Of Prot. George r.
Fisher, of Yale College. Mr. Lewis Fisher was
formally printer in Hoaton, and WAS for 3 con"
siderable timo employed In the mai! department.
| Of tho Adceriiser. nc went West 10 seek bis
fortune oyar twspty.ono Jeara ago} stopped At
st. Louss ono winter. boeausa he couldn't got up
the river, atazsod for St. Paul 10 tic spfing, aud
took plaeo On The Pioneer pawapapor, OF
which ha At length became editor. and IL no"
|
Gen. Drecklnridge WAS = warn friend Of Hor'
ace droelsy during The latter years OF tho piiloao
phera 1ifo. On ono occaslon, speaking to ths
Hon. Holster C!ymos Of his obligations to Ar
| 0aeeloy Gen. nssckinrldge aalls "AftoF the
!aso unfortunate var between tho Northern aud
Southern Bcotious Of tho United states, you kno"
waa compelled 10 aos for my safety. Wnise 10
Paris checsless, friendless, homeless. aud with
out country, received letter from Horace
J Greeley. II was ti,led With tho nnoat tender o.
prcsaioas Of regard and sympathy. and urgsd mt
to raturn to NV homo. 'Cone bact.' be ~Toto
go to you. own bo'ovod kensuokyE I'D 10 70
storing the shattored fortunes OF the 8nath sn<
your couptsyt And will be Tesponslble for yon
satoty, md aasuss yoar humanity tseoa rnoiaota
,on OF assess.' Now submit to you, III
clymes, could ! have done otherwise than cal
upon Horace Greeley, ahall sver eeass - -