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New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
PEyysYLvANn NOT DELIVERED.

SIR: The proposed sale of the Pennsylvania
3e,eyation TO Consilug by tno appo.nlm. nj II Don
Cameron TO seat ~ the Cabinet Is 700 open and iYu'
dent t. e q ,uccss 10 has created most intense tcci-
ing OF aversion - Mr. C,ukins TO any Other pro'ee
OF the combination, b. his name COnkus or Norton
Pennsylvania One people, wall support Mr. Blaine or Mr.
Erstow with chccriinoss, but tcrr cnu haniY De any
combination Of circumstances a would induce " 10
vote lUr c her Morton ur CbIhlI-; ana Win hi tio
yJ,pI. miucic,s that senator Cameron a. Dihs ="
brnr 10 - COslcrcJ extremely duu1,I lat He th ,"i-
tro ne drrgatiDu at t.u,muhu Some OI lhr dr aiiuh
ara, udly spoken II tur.r dIsirut auI ave suh 80
l.us:.:l II very srain si IN chairman "'
t. Ier.t Ion will DO allowed - east ~ unt Tue NO1o
Of tnr ,irl.sttIun for c'iucT touAins or Norton. W.
bnE,sJarTc, M.y y, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
EXAKIS AND BLAINE.

To the Editor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: "K." in The TRIBUNE recently said in
reference to The Hon Jae c. Blaine that his succession
o! terms rs Speaker par icnlarly qualities hn for the
yicePrcsdency in which assertion n" Is undoubtedly
correct Now in regard the first place the ticket,
think that In promoting WIN u. Eyars to the Presidency
the elevation would De 40 slight that would require
but a M deum Of our national common sense" without
the generation aud expenditure ~ the vast amout of
to create sufficient horse power 10 operate thG power
full machine necessary tO the accomplishment oi the
work Ia case of the nomination OF certain other persons
LIT us have Eyarts and Elaine and II tae ST. Lou Con
yenOn can excel that I'm gene al excellence tc Demo
Gratis certainly viii deserve notwithstanding then
Feceu. bundcrs. U.
Br.dyeLoro, ". j., May &c, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
A REFORMEI FOR PRESIDENT
IN IN, Edff0r O( The Tribune.

SIR: Though james G.. Blaine has been
much talked about as candidate for the Presidency. II
is fnuosSble for him to command the siren sh OF the
party whom reform the aIbsorbnc question OF the
day The BETRAYAL OF trust by orehoihrrs and abuses
Of power imvc eYidcat and 50 widespread thi
many OF the people Of ts STATE feel bound not oshpo
any man who fails To show aclcdnrccofd M Blaine tah
nat 10 that Besides has little capacity 10 devise
,o,.,ecs - wi q .yislltpn IL y merely skillful
Marty piiician To politics ~ Il thing but q game
of mir Ie no has oAp4cy or de,! even l. HpIoo
winch environ cycty purtou a. TIE -tiu i!Id
Doi ti fabrc. Mr. Brstow, IN" other hahi - 10"
me EIvO1c. he SHOWN himself 10 De iraf
less ana drtrrInncd reiOgtncr. +. l. &
A0rih FrcJbuJg Ne. SaY II, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
MR.. TU.DES FOR PRESIDENT.

SIR: Gov. Tlden is the only man in this coun-
try IN whom the people have Pe'ie't confidence They
believe ne wenll reform the government Now lea te
hardnoncy Democrats ~ st. Louis advocate ihrr prin-
cples vita such determination aud courage as 10 shO"
the natics in favor of soft money that they are Ter
rlby in earnest and then honesty tth and Justice VIII
snn great aud lasting victnry in the matter Of honest
over dishonest money The nomination uf Mr.. iden viii
give us every element necessary 10 wage lOves'ully
g.;rr ayaus, The Espi! leans u "o hSh
Ia. contest un aG defensive We are lost Inc hl"iy
" irh can with truth hc told 0 GOV iiifrn, ann MS
trtiinu la New-York OF taxes Encb ~ iucci. ANA *
ID B,es cut down. To N4ch ITO prorir love 10 s-
ten They VIII TIE man Will IBIS record ia litir
,,eyf President ". Is. diIFfirlL
BahsOre, lid, blay %, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
THE ALLEGED BROOKLYN BRIBERY.

An affidavit has been made by Nell Me-
GJldrick before United states Commissioner Wnsow In
regard to the return BROOKLYN OF Christian A. ST IN,
who has charged deputies In Collector Freelmfs ofIce
in Brooklyn with being hrbed by him TO Keep silent con-
cerning the brooklyn Whisky Rring. McGOllick was
Sten's bondsman In the sum of $1,000, anu aer Stems
tignt Canada made Efforts la induce the fugitive 70
return. Stein said To McGodrck that he expected 10
get free account of charges which ne MoGh MAKE
against certain officials. Detective Kenny, VINO
visited stein i'm Canada stated that Stein expected
that charges preferred against United states Dsrict
Attorney Tenney by William ID. Hughes would De sl.
famed and then thought nc would De ali right.
He SAYS that stein told him that when his dstlery In
furmau-st was first discovered by Deputy Marshal
Fisher, Fisher was told by Deputy Collector paniri
(ililen that he not Interfere with Stein again
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
W. : unLMAY FnE PNEsInEYT

TO ne EdiIor Of Thc TribWhe.
SIn: surely among al the worthy gentle
men -polcn of - prpibc dacs before the ~ Lpui'
Convention none aIe WORTHY of honorable m,Fuon
than the Hon. ". :. HJiaan ~ Indiana. Has rrc"rd u
Lcarly twenty years seryic' IN tne HpIse0 Conscs viii
b.ar tsr cDsc,t -cIIny. rs was stihch supporter o
ibc u lon ca.c durn, an TIE cD.1c. between Jh. tw0
-.rfilg. and !e - l.i able statesman, noted tpf ts
Lopr..y ami ntr-Iity With Bf -tan % lead TIE h o.
pt can, and Holman tic Democratic pa IS, pJ4itas
Mo.id be iil;sd Out ui o. corruption into pare
atmu- IIerr. H. o.
Los Angei,s Cdk, May H. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
woRK FOR INDEPENDENTS.

To the EdtiOr Of Iht IrldHde.
SIR: In order that the Independent Rcpub-
IcAu MY have acceptable candidate hr mast put I'
shondcr To the wheel work with all his power, and
loo i, luaeicc to that cud Every independent E"pub-
lean mus. work day and night from ts time until III,
election closes Ne musi work now 10 grt the btt men
nau'uetrd and then Ia win The fsht The election wil
not be the c.-JCEe iAiug IN tlJ nay ap3VSr, Tor me
DrW..r;i, ms nuns IuT tin D''t tIl N.l Wpik lrl.
Iudcp udcn Hcpuricius! do your duty nov. ahf there
gII no. Dr any OCCASION 90 poL john IA. ftHNAil-
NDcluu. Aln, MAA -, lrLN.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
DON'T GIVE OLD DRESSES TO SERVANTS.

TO the Edttor Of The TrlGhne'
SIR: WIN you spare Little OF yoir valuable
aee TO mention an evil committed by the thoushtless
rch ladies in NewYork in giving their castof clothing
to their seryans great evil for il renders them un-
wiling ever after TO the clothes suited 10 their posi-
ton and in this way assists in tho downfall OF manya
young girl 1t IS real charity to give good garment
judciousy many lady who has seen better dayss
gadened and comforted by the receipt OF good thOugh
itshIoned articles. which, with judgment ana tasto,
can remOieeI to look like new Indeed tne writer
mas slightly annsed az the surprise or
the donor of an old black silk gown when ii seen
being caleuly made over ard The more thah ha
expression regret at having parted WIN 80 eoOd
rsa; re;s II IL had been gwen to Bdy IL would
nave been with BIT Of green nDboD nbi notllng
Thought Of IL. MANY lady teacher who has n great
struggle make both ends meet VIII bless the iyer Of
nst years suit Ladies, remember the poor L.hes ana
II yJu ,mOW OF uOuc your cerSynans WIe can pIooa
b tell y0u just where the ulce oidfashionrd uiebs'
s.quc, OF bonnet will DO gra. ciulIy al tcc ciasea
NeLr- YORK, MAy g2, loIO MAs. CONsIsItNCl'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
Charleston, 5. g., May 2S, 1876.
ME-. ELAINE 4 PARTY MAN.

To the Editor Of Fhe frtbnnc.
SIR: Liberal Republicans are looking for
light, and ind some CLEANS in youg Peoples Canvass
C., un set fear that the Republican purity viii elevate
ability above probty in politics Wonll not Mr Elaine
pcrmi, the same practices that Lcr Republicans con-
dgInned in taeir action Al Cincinnati four years ago ]
Has he ever exhibited any desire 10 purify the party
L. if not known that while IN All things else above
proach he cannot he trusted iu political (auy) action
Wn1 - the nun to free rom "a, sirkl- Di corrupt
prlcticci shall u be whO nas ucVcr struck blow
,y n la. yeyciy AaHds sLIu u bc one whose nluYc
nance To- n,annrss and al forms u dishonesty has
mon shown ly blows that loud rr,DGnl across or ~
mon cOUui.y2 lIbhAAL hLfObidCAH'
Ieasae0ld, May -, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
AR. BLAIEE "a POLITICIAN"

SIR: Has it come To this That every candi-
dale no matter how honest hDS capable, must b.
eelcd al mali ii, eliminated, bcC"u'o hc dOos Rot
amt q few NJ s.clusrtts transceniutIlstsi " Mr.
Blaine IS politician "-5ury most heuOus crime !!
Tn. FIf \yeuue Hotel Conference bus bodies who are
running up ana down ihe country wrInsrs tner hnI'
ana excialnn, that iNe country h1s gone 10 tho dom
milton bowwows," don't wdat politician lor President
Nrry we'll tucu. s.y a.. tHls .ts Have W. hot already
a H. r,arat WHO is npt % ppniIriau, who ctuuUt irli a
fu.gf IRON an Eun,st MIui MLI not B"muale hiih I
N,st u Reserve" salt exactly What have hccn iinA
"' 4 LIBERAL REPUBLICAN.
1LoyIcsiou \ O.. Nlv 2S, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
INFLATIONIsTS AIN DEAD EARNEST"
TO the EditOr of the Trt6Hae.

TO the EdttOr Of the Trt6Hae
SIR: The men who are opposed to the present
currency contraction scheme aud the resumption art of
SD In ONO believe that MIR Thurman by MS noncpn-
INITIAL policy In 1879 dill their more injury than
he had openly fought them. They believed 80 during tire
campagn He might have called them "lunatIcs,
fanatics" "hcrr'ics" "iulltiJns.s," "repdli zion
ists" ana al the hard ani nsGluig names yoi are
pleased to offer for argument. but it would have failed to
carry conviction to their minds that their position was 81
IS wrong Taosc men, you say, "are in dead earnest
and IL will take more than the yoc o. an Allan G. Ilnr-
man or hundred Of them 10 crIsh the hreticl' spirit
out OF them. The people who thus think behe'c thry
are right and cannot whore, II majority thinI Win
Them thcy VIII he doing wr0n2 if they rclea the odons
Rsuuutinn act aud make all the paper dollar they d'
srp YOl may reply. Their scnsc 0 honor, oi ~ u at
.r0lg Of q low order, aud u Shaid ht Stihp.' u:'
and instead 0f Welding to argue II, mos WHO lHlJh
otherwise should be treated "aa N@p'l'o on tr"ltd we
rnpg 10 10 on the street q! Pans :; bni even ,n does
ut meet r lHe Bullets for Ie nave i'i sNri
e fTifh and rOglrgs Of the Wurll bt icN nave ~ NI
,llel H. The gir"nback "nnGtlcs" ia 40 chs" nave
ureed augiit else thau lar argument Oi h"if P"po-
Dn viii te ballot decide, but II forced IN ac dc-
.uss to protect themselves against INC N.I". ONO
me nod Won recommend, they may he abe !" 90 80
Dretc,r with the right To express themselves rely On
all subjects, however absAfl Or ridiculous ~ va,
.ipupar 10 fi.at ughcr sense OF honor IIE ittELNE
~, nsas ana valu,s 80 much. JOHS JA"fs.
liLere.1nd, OHIO. May 20. lS7G.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
TIE SUFFRAGE CORRUPTED

d
SIR 1t is high time for us to give mp en-
plricsm In politics and to apply the same sound' os
rules to the management Of the country that we 90 10
onr monetary and charitable corporations Untl we do
we may be s,c that AL ottmpts to obtain pnre ana
honest govern nent will meet with nonrinons h1ie"t
while the present great power rests IN large i@'s :"
Ignorant ercenaTy, and corrupt men, IL 70 not snprS pie
Ing that our political system IS 30 rotten WIN .ll ~,
rn system ~ suffrage the wonder " tha we haIe su
n good government in spite OF bad system Esiniied
of the 10 sse,siOn Of property ami OF haVihg rcc'o
some education shond he required al the poiIs -
Se,c-F ForE, May 30, 1876. h@'N'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
WHY sEw-yoRK DOES NOT GROW FAST

To Ihf kdIIOT OF Inc YFIbunt.
SIR: That skilled and veteran politician
Thuriow Weed writes long letter To you attempting To
prove that the Brooklyn bridge will greatly impede the
growth of NewYork City There Is also another
Of hc decline OF the OF growth which he overlooks
and.his is the surface railroads These carry millions of
passengers at the rate OF three miles hour-the
rate OF travel that Of canal boats II canal should be
dug the whole length OF rhirdave and the inhabitants Of
Harlem PEELED To make Of 1t get the
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
RLAINB AND BRLSTOW.

To The Editor OF Iht- IFtOuHo'
SIR: Ny ticket is Blaine and BnstoW.
prefer Mr Blaine for the higher office because MS poilt
cal sagacty and aptitude his common sense MS kno"
ledge OF men aud affairs, his purity amd prevaih9 COT
r,nfjou and hs great executive ability are known to tie
,,hc,c rconIo some doubtless with good excuse for
their disgust will s;rv M politicians " bnt 10 Is
me psse and cprript variety ioDn init s oljcconahe
~ be head n, f'ic Government ignorant or too M
active IN rscct and circulnyert their vain trucks nd
DIRK ways" the last seven years ought 10 pc proof VI
This sta:riCmt. WAITING AND "AICHiN"'
Ae7o. York. Nav 27, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
GOOD GOVERNMENT THE sOUTHs DESIRE

GOOD GOVERNMENT THE SOUTHS DESIRE
A soUrnERxER's opTNIoNs-AIL wHITIs DEMO RATS
IN LOCAL coNTRsTs-How TO DIVIDE THEIR
VOTES IN NATIONAL ELECT0Ns.
Sc the EditOr or The TribuHe.
SIR: Though aln Southern Democrat,
ind great pleasure IN reading THE TIBUNE see YOU
have column for the people, where men OF all parties
and shades OF opinion express freely thor notions Oh
parties candidates, and policies All those though der
ing widely regard lovers OF or common country
II is patriotic with anxiety to the results OF the
,rosent eanlpaign YOu are right when you represent
the South "a hnngerng for emancipation from Gransn
mud ready 10 vote for any who she most avail
able 10 accomplish this emil But we dJnt want 10 Do
forced 10 this necessity II is the wish OF all good GU
gems thai the grea, parties may nominate TWO Eool
men so that we can take our choice. Then in case our
choice Is defeated shan st have the hope that the
Government will be honestly administered. Very many
f our p.ople are alse with the Massachusetts clergy
man who discussed the divine light OF bolung II Tden
,s nominated by the Democrats he VIII carry the Demo-
cratic vote the But II they seo nj TO nominate
SOME other man, aud the Republicans dominate Bri8tOw
ON platform with ooneiliaory plank Tor the sonih
ReyubiIcan nominee. The demand North aud south Is
for reform, and no Dah shOuI' Ic e1hadsie VINO hSs
6een ana widespread With you IL "a with u.s. we think
n folly 20 dscns any candidates except the two
year or two ago an intelligent man Of yonr State
wrote me nqaiiing about tse s1, man vino bad sense
enough mind his own business, ana SEN sspTet
enough to have opinion OF ms OWL NC o,soa Win
was in The negative fSeh assured him that Regub
canisIn in the south was not what II was IN ew & tS
the Democrats all local elections Oi tle Two esa,
be would choose the last When we Soe LOT yae tna
wayfor the Republican party in the sonh Is nc ipabe
Seopis sat IN naionol politics il Is dIeut The Rs
publcans OF the North can present candidate ana pia
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
THE ATTACKS ON Mr., BLAINE.


To The EdII0r OF IHe ITF"""''|I y
SIR Isn't it about time the hounds VINO
have been ON Mr. Baines track for the lastsm months
should nd out that they arc on the wrops scehii MANY
men seem TO be much troubled because Mr. blame mas
been fortunate enough make what they call - PIE Oh
money, Mr. Bianr's friends In Maine know very wen
how he has made his money, and they arc pefirc'iy
willing 70 trust him In any responsible POSITION he
what we call "DownE East" q smart, shIeWd @luer
awake business man, aud has no doaot lskn tone he
chances In little speculations as olbcr business nh hs
don. and are doing every day He knows enon.h 10 pc
president lie would know the right man TOT every
Office. A lOkhtR hfeiDh'' Vh N'~N-'
Neio-Tork May 81, 1876. .. .. ....... ..l. ...
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
PTBLIC COMFORT AND THE SUNDAY LAW.

To the Fdftor OF The Frtb"ne
SIR: The order-lovins citizens OF this COM
uni owe il 20 them selves to that the recent spas
oda efforts the police 10 enforce an Observance OF
the Sabbath day by closing the srogShops IN con-
formity with the law. should be encouraged. Let
political considerations bo entirely excluded ana
only ihe public welfare De allowed 10 Influence
action in the matter. It is asking little enough or
he keepers TO close their places OF bHihes IOr
tne one day which most oi us nave be iIasht
20 mold In reverence, rOT there Is crime ana misery
enough uccasio ed during the remaining N days OF mo
week by tHc o. intoxicating drlnks LIT tue Coia-
Inissoners Ol Police carry Oh the aUod WOlA ana lhO-
obstacles may Oppose AT cyery step hey WIZ merit Wt
4. ar bette. tan political Advancement the aPpropatiOl
-! every in the Lanai who desires the Improvements
and welfare OF mankind. hENDEhspN
heV- lOrk, May %, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
BUTLER AND PHILLIPS.

To me Fdttor - The TrtOHHs.
SIR: The agitation as to the best man
20 nominate for President leads me to siy that the
condition ~ our country is such that really need
man who is wholly exempt from political corruption and
ucuIicc who by his whole political anu military
lie has sne huusef 10 be O,y the peoples friend
hut patriot. That ~ n IS Cen. Benjamin /. Butler
~ Nissacbu, tbs For weep c- M would nominate
ilat sInoA patriot, Wcnio Philips OF MIsaachusrtts.
Those palO6 would IN ono tcl m destroy AL the pO-
n'ical cUlrUpfi that cN',is. rnOMis J. LEwis.
No. 3 Gdies-drc., ErOoliyH, May ~, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
MIR. BLAINE IN NEw.YoRK.

To the Edttor or the Tribuhe.
SIR: Why not nominate James q. Blaine for
Presidents He Is popular with the In most
OF the States Even hero u the State OF New-lork
which ia claimed for Roscoe Corking II you shunld take
an homes. OF the Republicans, IL majority would
vote for James G.. Blaine COnkling has most of tine
delegates nom this state, because hc had control of tine
political machinery, not because II was tue wish Ot tue
honest yo,ers. NEW YORKER.
Amsterdam, n. y, May 27, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

form which win be respcctab,e vnlcS viii be Acceptable
to large numb r. Of tho whites Of the SoGth WI my
do itl OBs Of your correspondents regards MlrtoH'
nomination Republican ieees-ity IN lhls nc h "o
tally mistasc, Merton OF 3ia!no, OF any pupli an @
will carry most Of the negro votes of the Sohlh or ny
know the blacks here have masters ycp bul tGt gus
tiOn with the Republican party Is. VINO can dIvue w
while vote the South Deir best nan on iHc rih
sort OF a platform do that, provided the Deinnc'
blunder IN selecting mere politician IN ths s.u
OF Tiiden W. II. CkCAf1oH'
C0mbridge tqbansd May II, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
ISLANDER A GOOD ADVOCATE.
|, fhe Editor Of The Trib bHHS.

SIR: | thought a month ago that Dir. Blame
would not make strong candidate The charges asainst
him. whether truo or not I thought would njuIe hin
But he has completely disconicd his cuemes. As soon
40 one charge WAS clear up they Invented another,
until five or six have been swept away Tie persistent
o rs of his enemies to crush him by false charges nave
ractcd IN Ls favor. The American people STE t'l ne 10
AN hrsd man ais noble bearing under these charges.
AMI ti mayncr IN which he las rtntcd them prove MN
he . II great mental power Ih" whole aiiir naS
sbowu Nh Elanc 10 bo an cnierl rising bu. honorable
mana good type Oi the tIuc American .ll'L u.
AcD iOrk. biay 30, 1876. FEEhohr REPUBLICAN,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIC DISGRACE.

tNr dlfOr INe NV
SIR: YOnr article ON Sunday Law Enforce
mcnt" was read oays paper with feeling OF dis
gust toward lIe prominent politicians aud officials who
oppose tho measures taken on last Sunday TO close tho
Iguor stores. Il is a burning disgrace 10 Christian
nation thai such dens OF meuity should be allowed 10
keen open ON tas Sabbath dy, they have been in
tue past lat have tHem closed at al hazai dS
believe tneO sapuo be pct tlOn made Ot ana si-nod
by both the rc-lU.s and moral population, that We
should have au the rm-hCes closed On sunday. Let
slcr pr-i.Iun he placed where the CtzenS may sign
a. AMI Dtiayp the majority would be IN favor o closing
m lnor OF COd', hol, day. It shame that we IS
Christian nnd American citizens should nave oir noble
count , dsgtaccl by such % traIc on TIE a.hDitn.
AetC-IOrk, May 2J, 1875 GLohGE CLINTON,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
BLAINE OR BRIsTOWi
To the Editor Of TIE TritHne.

TO INC EdIFOT 0J IHe IT'V""''
SIR: would like to ask your correspondent,
"a Boston Caltus Man" who cannot vote for MI Biane
but is willing and anxious to support hr. Bnsto~'
single question. lie asks with regard 10 Mr. Blame,
where is the evidence that he viii the radical
change which they tthe Culius menu demand In the
nethod appointment snd the tenure Of oioef My
Question Ia " Where Is the evidence that mr. bristOW
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
TUDEN AND GAsTON.

To he EditOr or The Trlbuhe.
SIR: As a reform candidate, Mr.. 1ilden is
man who very popular here at the present time and If
he is nominated at st. Louis, believe he vii! lie
elected by large majority There are others who would
make available candidates. but there il no one in the
Democratic party popular throughout the country
Gov Tiien. correspondent Of THE TEIBusg suggests
the names Of 1Ildcn and Hendricks Iildn and Thur
man. candidates for fear there will not be harmony
between Eastern and Western Democrats but think
whoever nominated, II refornerS, Will receive
the hearty support Of tile party. propose lden and
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
NEITHER RoGUEs NOR POOLS.
TO hc Rdttor Of Ths Tri6uht.


SIR: I was Il Union soldier, and a Rcpub-
hcan fion the first, tll Grants sec0ud nomination r'-
pellrd my vote / have been since wholly free from
,rly ties lite nope or tie country In the Demo
cfntc party - aOw cpustst~i. Its leaders perhaps
kn w best What thcy have b,iIuh tHcn. bJ inc' nav,
,I rr,d to ily hard % attract The Ilrrr c'm,ii5 Vf
The community II would be- well iv. all parry nan
rr, 10 Uur rauu HAT taere are, aittr ALL more non
r,i Industrious patriotic, aud N,..deiO'ue Icolt man
iu.r .U.Irs uU lJuF. W. W.
Aclc- Ork, May 20, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
JUDGE DAVIS FOR PRESIDENT.
the Editor Of The TrtbuHe.

SIl: The Republican party has already com
mit'cI Itself on the financial qu stion and IA the pro-
nounced haT,i.noney" party. Let the Democrats act
wisely, thcu. demand the repeal o! tie Resumption af
rcpud.ae any attempt to return to sce payments TX
en- VIXEN il can ac accomplished without violence, aud
iu.is on making silver "a wei gold lr al tender
T.ru ir, them put I'm nomination candidrc snch a.
Judge DAVIS, who can b: CpnHded ~, ana VINO VII ho'
by Inc exercise Of u4a veto power defeat the VIII 81 tic
people as fcssed through their Senators Gnd helIe-
son tatyrs Ih Congress- slid siovoos 10 ceft-iil'
Aelr- iOJk, May 80, lsIG. C. !. o.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
PERFECT MEN roR CANDIDATES

TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: | have a suggestion to make in regard
20 the attack upon Mr. Blaine for hi, letter irlcnd
concerning Northern Pacific Railroad bonds II il this ::
that all conventions be postponed until thorough in
vest.aiion sua show whether ar no anv Of the clnd
dates nave ever given pnOr advice on business matters to
Their friends. That will uuqursionlbly disclose whether
or no they III for Prcsdents Tor, OF course
man of ability ever u,adc i mistake. A.
Hr1DkiYn. May -, IsIG.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-03

VIII favor saoh "a radical change y VT. bIis,o"; ~
their .ys so.s reDresert q p,licy." tsc says The lu-
tns MIN Ia their eyes" that's oil; Where !. tue
evidence 20 again ask. Mr.. Bi1sOw mas Dteh N, y oi @
ghoin Rcnlbliran ~ now and, trdst, ever VIII Ds
nmd s riicl he viii becon.e PreHidenL OF the UnIsa
e,afe should he attain that honor. For MN az ne,
ruS,ican md an earnest and able man. for ore wond
la,iiy qive Inv vote But have DO evidence nor has
the "Cultus Man." that Mr Brstow any inoIe a a -;
appointment TO aud tenurc of civil ohce. A. IL u
Easto, Penn, May 70, 1875.