The New York herald., 1875-12-03

disIkes His sympathIes evidently with New
York, and he goes for the Cleveland candidate in a
cruel fashion, speaking OF those
Who, doomed 70 go in company with Payne
Aad fear and bloodshed miserable trani
The Southern candidate Is dismissed by Pope with
ono eontemptuoua remark
50 shall lie wak-or die
me 'rue American machine poet, however. nit She
mark when he ground OUT
Il the Capitol you'd keep from scandal
Eject the sound and upright Randall
"r' RANDALL is widely respected for his high personal
ln'esfiV Ia all his long and trying public career al
harrisourg and Washington he has borne himself 90
uprghty that not suspicion exists or his having ever
taken orioe Ho is pure able, brave and patriotic,
ana nothing but good can Of his election to the
opcaKerShp We eare happy that there is no doubt Of
his election. PHILADELPHIA Item tdem1
The idea that Governor Hendricks ia moved deenv n
secure the speakershp for Kerr is rather refreshing 20
those who know the lnwarduess Of thu Governors
feelings. indianapolis Journal (repl
Naturally Mr.. Randall Is a modest man az n retring
disposition, and II is probable he would never have
been candidate for Speaker but for the memorable
and protracted parliamentary struggle in the House
over the Civil Rights bill He led the democratic
minority in that fight and displayed such remarkable
knowledge OF parliamentary tactics that even Speaker
Blaine was surprised Washington Correspondence
(''Aac'') Boston Globe (rep)
Randall is shrewd and experienced politician as
well able parlamentarian and therein he has tho
advantage OF his only really formidable opponent, Mr..
Washington Correspondence Boston Globe trep)
The Pennsylvania delegation had meeting to-day
all the members being present two who are in
the city. Senator Wallace was also present II was
resolved that the unanimous hearty and jealous sup
nort Of tha CHI ha N NJ md
and Mr. Wallace, in a speech, urged unremittng dill
gence in pressing the claims OF their candidate which
received with unmixed iavor Washington Special
Philadelphia TSmes (ind)
Mr. Randall's Pennsylvania colleagues or his own
party will sustain him to man while his very record
on hard money will give him nearly all the democratic
votes of the South and will break or from Mr. Kerr
the imitation votes of the West -IAiadelphta Record
lind
Randars stock to-day made much stronger by
the action Of the Pennsylvania delegation which ex-
pressed itself anti for him. Washington Dee y
Special Heto York Commercial
The Ohio delegation will divide on Cox and Randall
but the vote for Cox will be only complimentary and
the second third ballot will be pretty certain to
be cast for Randall Louisiana is counted for
Randall Washington Correspondesce New York Com
paeycidJ (rep.)
The friends of Governor Tiden, it is we'll known In
New York, are urging Kerr the for Speaker.
Tden's friendship for Kerr has brought counter
irritaut, and strong opposition made up by New
Yorkers is found here at work against Kerr-W Wash
ington Special Neto Fork Commercial trepl
Mayor Wlckham, with delegation OF politicians
from Tammany Hail. is expected here to favor Kerr
Special Washington correspondence Nc,o York Com
meyeiaJ trcp)
AS things now look Mr. NJ c. Kerr, Of Indiana, will
Commercial, editorial (rep)
The Southern politicians don't to carry the
superhuous weight of dead issues in the canvass OF
1879 "if they know themseves.n Sam Randall is the
for their money, tariff tarifr-Neoc Fork
Commercial editorial (rep)
'Randal Saved the Country. I'm a certain
Southern city Of certain Southern State,
certain Southern member OF Congress said the
other day. 'Randal saved the country;' and that
member Of Congress not Randall man. II Ran
dali saved the country the country save Randall in
his election to the Speakershp. -Ricmond Wing tda)
Among Speakership notes the following This
afternoon group of Kerr quite vocferously
procaimng the attering prospects OF their candidate
at OF the hotels. While the excitement was at its
height John Morrissey stepped up, and, hauling out
handful Of bills approached Of the parties Offering
to any amount that Randall would be elected tho
first ballot Washington correspondence Philadelphia
Press trep.)
We look upon the election OF the Speaker OF the
House OF Representatives the starting step in the
Presidential campaign. The highest and hoiest hopes
OF the South involved in this that is
mencing now Randall is the man for us-Richmond
Wing tdcm.}
Randall leads of again in the race for speakershp-
Philadelphia Press trep)
He (Randalp is honest, he is frank, he is free and
outspoken, he has concealments he stood by the
South last winter when the very life OF the government
hung upon his sagacty as q parliamentary leader
Richmond Wing tden.)
sectionallsm against nationalism is st standing in
the politics of this country The Presidential election
is to be fought upon that issue The South is united
and all want is leader in tho North Sam Randall
is the His services last winter proved him TO bo
the man for the emergency. He is brave He is just
He is generous He is Northern with national
instincts. Richmond Wing (deul)