, 1875-08-28

m'atasen tllor calling. The Republican party
WAS nonlewhat shattered BY the oicctlo,is last
fall. bit It Is still worth ropatlinR; aud thero
aro enough who "ro Interested tnl tn fortunes to
mako tho effort =. The Republicans III
Nov Yotk a,lrar to b. embntres-ed By tho
roforner. In thn eeutfnn this year. In nns
eyent tho pursuit u tho Htato ami city rnbbers
Is tho ovorsnadowtnK interest. Gov. 1ilden and
hin fttctloa mean to got what advantage from II
havo chnBcn.-nll right. The Republicans may
pot 10 abte 10 carry tho State on thosa local
isanes. but tdoy Will accomplish nomothing bv
holding the Democrats to their pronFseB; md
will be tn position to take advantage OF tho cur~
rent III tho moro important oonteat OF 1y7O.-
L'os!on advertiser.
No ono has osor doubted Judge Thurrnan'a
clAim to the reputation Of an educated lawyer Of
good monsai ratta and to the character Of au
honest gentleman. He has m old-fashioned, Judi
cia1, whint-ptayiug eaat OF mind. and has shown
hmso1f t1l.suitod to encounter tho draw-pokcr
ilnkG OF his Cincinnati adyotsarieB. lie lookk
liko an Assuctato JuAtlco Of tho Supreme Court,
Outside tie Ge.lhta ho Ia 8till q senator. His
locks nso gray hlH stomach IL ample, his moyo-
n,enta. bodily and intellectual, arc conservative.
lilo IN not beng Of cfoBscs, but Thoroughbred
TO tho bono. ne never woro pnrer-collaE IN
hB lsfe on the contrary, la swaliow-t allied cont
has Tie eaey I'll Of familiarity with good sooioly.
It mar DO laIlly doubted ~hothor Lis favortto
beverage Is nus aognac. In one void, Judge
Thurman 1s 4 Eontlpman, all old Virginia EGu-
tienlAn, gentleman OF tho original Jaenls River
school, hgh.toned, cold-ncsod, with a watch
fub ana sllvor-hoaded cans. lie came to tbs
front durEng period Of o1tremo drought. lie
Inns resnnined tnere by Tho pressure OF an oxccss
OF rcspoctabllity Courier-Journal.
"Durloigh," tho New York correspondent OF
tLo boston journal Rays Gov. T,llen has great
Presidential aspirations. and ptoposos to Eonow
tho samo tactics that aorve1 him so we'll In tho
Stale oanvasB. MIR. Tlllen i8 smRtt but hs
never had much personal dignity. Ha common
name among tho boys Ia "sanmsy." Wien
hs uom,uaton mas fact, his dofeat seemed
certain. Tho 70 election Of Gov. DIX wns sure
thing. Tho night boforo slectt'n Gov. Dix VAS
tho Euest Of a friend up tho river. Flo spoke
ot his election ~ beyond doubt, mid 80 ha
would have boon elected II Mf. Tildsu had
not been uncomnonly amurt: ana tlta VIVA
tho way he wurko1 uo had t1lonsAndB OF
hih flkonesses slruck OF md sont tllom oyely-
whore, not QulY to tho bar-rooma, tavornB, aud
stores, but they wero sent bv hundreds to the
talnilics iu the Interior. AMI matlpd to mechanics
and workmnn all over the State. ue then wrote
letter asking mon to vote for him, for tue
reason that he was In tho ring fight. This lctter
"as lithoRfaphed aud soEt out. diroctai TO the
common people, in numbers Of thousands and
tons of thousands. a1cn who mover heard or
Samuel ]. liltlon wero surprised to receive all e-
egaut letter ftum an eIntuens candidate asking
tnci1 for vote. All over tic State, in log cab
ins, IN factories, On tia lakes, iii tho Mtnes coal
regions. aud IN ths towpstu OF canals women
were phoutipg 70 each other, Just look hers.
our John Inns got teal letter from Gov. I.Iden.'
30 tho Govolnor Won. Whether that can bu
played a. game more than onco ia = question.