The New York herald., 1876-07-01

phson The 86snd 9TH Of July, and, as .ts committee
an Instructed to cordially invite you to Join us as our
honRed guest hope you may bc able 10 come, GOV
srnoe.s
sven '~seeurncd tho Governor, smlingiy. ''I am
sure should be glad 10 meet good friends In
Phil.iefphia; very glad indeed. 1t my original
intention 10 have visited your city, STR with tho mill
tsry but they 90 in such small numbers and my public
duthss urgent THAI half changed the plan
You see," said the Governor, eniivening his tone
TO . jogtros conversational gait ~ have Just
finished pretty big Job, sn urgent one,
that could not be delayed and NY cor
respondenoe and other matters have now accumulated
in my hands have carefully examined no less than
$50 bills passed by the Legislature To do Il care
fuy--and hope have done so--is small JOB. yor
these am the ieas, doubtful about being able
TO accept your oner"
iypucKxzSr TO vrsr rHiI.ApKirHfA
"Governor Hayes, I believe" said Mr.. Dickson,
w!li be the CUES, Of some republican organizations ON
the Fourth and we'd like the more for that TO
have you with us"
TIN GOVERNOR CANNOT Go--rERHArS
'Sov, do you Think" quiazingly said the Governor,
'thst ii would be we'll for to be thero when Gov
Hayes present: am Inclined 80 think not,
ell. on saturday," he continued, 'rhe ST. LOUIS
Committee will probably call so officially announce the
action OF the Convention. On Sunday can't for pri-
vste reasons. 60 and would rather that day.
Monday well. Monday don't believe can he given
Il, but will see, and If | can, IN Try
he with you. At all events J, shall notify the
Amercus Club. and shall certainly, in the immediate
future visit our good friends in Philadelphia
Governor remarked, 'business in New York
will be generally suspended the Sd, ard great
number of New Workers, individually and as societies
viii visit Philadelphia. You'll have plenty OF home
irenos there, should you decide to go.
''i've 10 doubt OF that 1t was urged that l should
issue proclamation declaring Monday dsy OF fasting
and prayer-a Thanksgiving day. but thougbt better
do out OF respect to the religious sentiment Of
people great deal of respect justly duo that
part"
ANGLING FOR An OPINION
81 suppose tho rush of congratulaory kilograms
has yet ceased and the letters have only begun TO
pu. in an appearance? All of those that were printed
werc exceedingly nattering"
every kind indeed, sir oh!' said he, suddenly,
'did you see the
ONE FROM THE GREHLEr FAMILY
thought that one OF the best and think too, We
shsll secure greater part of that liberal vote
at looks that way replied, to draw him
into further political talk than anything else aud
w9s rewarded for the remark
eyes ssr u seems to that not only that large
will be ours but very respectable republican
vote There's no denying IL that great number Of
professed republicans particularly among the poorer
classes, which quite naturally lean toward party
arc thoroughly sickcncd with the continued misrue
thoritics"
"Don't you have more or less hopes Of receiving the
support Of the old barnburner voies"
f,a IDEA.
out with continued modosty. used tho plural pronoun
speaking Of his partyno Of himsef- Gin this State
will be sblo 10 get third of the republican farmer
vote onothird the German republican voteat least
one. third Of that over the whole country-a largo
majority Of the mercantile and commercial vote Of tho
State, and' -
'sCertainly Governor" broke in, "the Germans
seem your friends, both in the West and here have
heard your friends claim that some action Of yours
years ago-on
rHB suxPrUARY LAWS
is the loadstone which ATTRACTS their seelIke re-.
gard"
'Oh, yes,n said the Governor, smiling, 81 know
what you refer to. Yes yes BY the way Just excuse
me a moment, and will get you the opinion
that's it."
With this he went out OF the room, and returning in
moment was delayed In the hall by the workinsmens
delegation before mentioned He quickly and pleas
antly disposed of them, reading paper they pre-
sented, and politely saw them 10 tho door
Hcre it is" said he, returning to the room 'here's
what you mean," and he where we had
riscn holding two copies Of two eaved pamphlet In
his hands. ''You SEQ pointing 10 tho datc), 1856
tweniy.one years ago next October-before you were
drinking lager, my young friend This was written
when I allowed my name to be used a. candidate
for the Attorney Generaship in . contest all know
beforehand be hopclessly forlorn ono Well, you
see
NY OPINION
was asked Law entitled An act for the prevention
OF intompcrxncc, pauperism and crms'-all very bad
things"
"Herc, / say and hs read in low tone OF voice
and rapidly
'.such legislation springs from misconception Of
the proper sphere Of government 10 no part Of the