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W tho fact that thoy Lo!h lAo Lcc.n!ature. t,ut
eahnot coatfnl tho ncyetnmtit, Thu
AEruattciSa ~ Will nE HELD HEaroNs1nLx
.nt y, iesH!At4on that may 10 initiated n.t.!er in
oc1alc Governor Las to DO IL to veto any dut,l,.
~! measure. All that tho Dnmocratic minority
~ 10 oo'-and will do-is. II tho lspublca1ia III.
..tI ni tint u at MI pEacsicnbIo to rap il
Mn ~ cAttavaRsns leform measure. II tIo
nnopnnl.cans accent 1t, 1t waa introduced hy lilo
nemoc,ata' II tloy rofnss IT, they wifi be-
tG,aaft8cu t,a With blocking the wheels OF Reform.
ttnae 70 my humt!e opinion, tha Ncpuhlicaps
,U foncbtE Fancy barren victory, or, rather haso
'Il!loll "hrro an error may eas1iy be committed,
aol any error whatorer will be fatal,
VI lhta conneotlon should properly b. 1nsn-
ionod the eject Of tho election upon tho prcs-
donlial asplranta from this Statc. 1ilden H.
n1ll1ont doubt, dead II, tudeel, ho ever pos.
aossod =; any strength whatever. / don't suppose
that any one Hhoss opinion was based OH any
.h,..g MORO substantial Than ptojudioa or sntLu
consl!eted liimHclf. In tho first place, ha wan
brought out too ensty and attained prominence
too suddenly. There havo bocn eighteen monts,n
wherein 70 llernlt Ais rivals TO colublIe win =
vic" to eliminating him from tho t,eld. nesidoy,
for nlan Of nacro local popularity or acuuaint.
anco,-fot Mr.. Tilden Ia by no means populsr
tnan. a1d a hncccsafnt Democrat n,i,st bo 1opl,-
lar,-lto has como too suddenly and parooPtiy,
Though lis var on tile Canal ling Htolid eu.
Ito Great Wost, Interested in -'''A -
CHEAP FjlE10HTn TO THE hYtroAnn
the fact that ho was "railroad-Iawyer would
be su1e to tell aRalnnt him Hit! the neonlo frtm
TINT section Of tho country, wllile, til atry cs1e
tho 1lae-afoney men. ma1sianeti nitll Tho defoot
OF tho'E candidates iu Ohm and renuHyIyanis
wolsid destroy him in tho Convention. Thorsl,
Islston victory. IL will aflort worry pIa1sio ox
cuhe 1u Tue no1t Convention fer claiming HAT ho
cannot carry hts own State, and 80 should not ho
trusted with the leadership III Tho national con.
ln point Of fact, the Ohio election sottlod Til.
uen.h chances. Il. AZ was confidently expected
~ Homo clrccs (tlough the moro ipteIjIrent of
tio democratic leaders, to my knowledge, mark
oa t u9Wn from y 600 10 $4,000 for Hayes from
11o'm}: tho Democrats hal carried the Btato for
iiaE- Aorey. shcro would havo beon a Soft-
Money pIatfosiu next year. with Allen 90 stapd. |
a 'ist P,t,Ssg SSsn's1es o9e IL
en TIE nest Republican nominee on =
oc5at. would. without 80 qussio" ssss1u ls1', Ls1e
ualted 10 Allen aud thus Tlldon wuull hayo come
y ,so !ae heu as N independents, l1a'd.afoneY.
candidate, With, y was couIuoutiy bo-
faVed osery prospect OF SUCCESS This mr.
sfammn has been apo!led by Allou's narrow DO.
!eat. 1t is ce, tain tlat
THE NEXT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Hill declArs. for uard-iIpuoy it IL equaly cer-
lp. tho Hott-afoneY men viii be Ats To- tlofcst
lls1eo. No it further borne III mind, tl,nt
.lluea cones from hew York, and that Now
iotk hna thrice lad tic nomination iu susccs
ion. m w WITH Acolni!an IN 1864, Seymour In 16Gs,
Nevortho!esa. the ne1t candidate will be fur
ishod by tho East, aud will probably be Daya,d,
i Delaware. Ho IL q clover mai. Of unin,
oaelab!e public record aud privatp character;
"a stanaB VOL With his party and tho pcopIo
eheFa!ly. especially in tho South, and, on the
asicpcy Question, u sound. He ia nun who
nos y DUTY, aud s lulte willing to walt four
hould do 10 for tho good Of the party. lie h.s
Ut IN lIstlo quiet work In the South for
1e 10 eauao a.aka OF good money and any nota-
70 .cn,n cnanga III sentiment on the part
|ay DO hid to hls credit. After the drst ballet
viii come With . rush. aud havo tho whole |
ast and Sonth with him. with. II Kerr Is {as he
Gems llkoly to beg elected to tho srea1erstnp
'er, lot mo add. thcra ia any mortality among
1910 prominent Democratic candidates. ionf
40 from sight Charlcs Il. Ingersoll, Of Con :
FOR THE y1cE-pnEs1pEscY
q South will positively make uo c!aitn, and IL
~ 50 to tho West. II Kerr fails OF election |
tho SpeakesBhip, and that important ofllco
'ss 70 iennsylranis OF Virginia, afcDonald, Of
'aana. VII have tho inside track, though be-
'vo thnt Ills ambition lies rather la tho direction
seat GU tho Supreme Bench. Ohio has
'rdly az available Candidate left now Illinois
. positively mona; ncitlior Hardin pos rhelns
M1eeouri, catr!ca He!Etk enough OF himself
oug4 sectional necessitieB might mako lie
animation OF other acceptable nod l take IL
at the nominee will 10 somebody yery much ::
9 James Il. Doolittlo. Of Wisconsin, <
10 return from this rather long diprcsson !:
% new officials are pledged especially to cary
tue work OF Reform, and to Continue tLoir
Flars on tLo Canal Aiug. II Ti.den'a chancos
tho Presidency Aro absolutely destroyed. ali :.
. less reason why be should lot up on tin J!
eyea; il tlcy ato only temporarily ubscurod. !
tho botter reaaon, by fresh exhibition of !
y. to restors Ills prestige and keep himself n
lore tho public.
'uch is tue situation reviewed frankly from Il
impartial standpoint. think yon viii aereo II
p me that far Wi1er than seneolesa exutstiun L,
Wild anticipation tho NspubI;cau leaders w1i n
i caution and common saneo The Stato nf -
81 York Ia yet Democratic by a small majority ri
bud wintor'a work ut Albany this winter III
give 1t to tho Democrats next year by 81. .00o b.
lde seriously injurng tho party at largo q
II may not ha very pa!atabto, but. ncyortho- r.
J, It u tsuo. LAscELor l.
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MISCELLANEOUS. Fl
LuniNd1oR's MAJORITY hoW $50. se
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