The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-14
THE KEySTONE Site.
Talk with Prominent Politicians Two Pros
pectivc Tick.t--Thc Democracy Hopeful
Currency aud Temperance Issues Hayes.


clans Of note In Pennsylvania. with whom "on-
vorscd ycstcrday-both of whom are Democrats
Of pronounced tyrc-as-ured mo that the pros
poets for Democratic success in this state i'm the
fall were exceptionally nauering One u the
gentlemen audc TO il the Hon. A. c. Moves
tho relation 10 our now French Minister. for Il
long while member Of the Pennsylvania Log
isluturc. and two years ago a prominent candi-
late for the guborratoriul nomination in this
State. Mr.. Noycs Is tho prog cctivc candidate
Of the Democracy for STATE Treasurer. H. ie n
solid man flnancialv and in nc-h, and am
told If one OF the sIunrost men and most popu-
lar men in the state. met Mr.. Noyes ut Remove
yesterday. near which place he is carrying on
the NUMBERING business Said he. In Pcnnsyl-
vania the Dcmp'raov are very hopeful 0t sue
coss. / think the state will 40 as ohio COOS.
Our election comes after the election IN ohio.
and we are pretty sure 10 carry PennsS lvaniahy
good round majority II Bishop les elected Ia
the Blu .keye State"
"What do you think the republicans VIII do
when they meet in Convention at Harrisburg
applaud or condemn Hayes 5 southern policy p
qucried our rcpori"rf
Mr.. Noycs--I don't think the Convention will
touch Hayes. If any resolution should bo in
troiuced TO approve or condemn his policy
have no doubt il Will bc laid over. Possibly The
Convention will ignore the President il .ts de-
alterations altogether
A leading Republican onlrchollcr said 10 mo:
81 hope the Democrats viii carry Ohio. for how
can the Republicans expect 20 run campaign
without money. II you don't allow Federal
oiilrcnoldrr- the bryllefe OF any other Amcrl-
pected To- contrihut" MONEY for campaign pur-
poses. This civil service reform business Is all
sham. II John sherman goes to Columbus or
tl.Nl a
city of member Of the Cabinet to make spec Ii,
think the Republicans Of PENNSYLVANIA Will
John sherman, under the Presidents recent
civil service order. o. make speech than or
The Hon J.. A. Mackey, President OF the
Lock Haven Bank and an ii. C.. who was a for
mcr Republican and who now marches under
the Democratic banner, told me- the Cleveland
inspired the Demo'ratlc hosts Of Pennsylvania
proper candidates in the ieid.
In COMPENSATION with lead ng members o. both
parties. asrcrtaincd that the two conventions.
shortly u meet were likely 10 choose the fol-
lowing candidates respectively
- h.'t,1 o. Ihs I'm No,,; Siaie rr.a,ur'r NE
H,,,,iI,am Capt WIN II Hart. state Treasurer Judge
siuTrc' Suprcn, Judge Albert ra''more Auditor cen.
l, is very likely that tho tickets will he com
posed ~ above. The order of Pr lent Hayes
Of the 22d of June last. prohibiting Federal ofi-
Gals from taking part IN ia" management of po-
ana election 'hnihlgns ~ causing murh disdi-
fiction in the Republican RANKS. i Collector "
revenue sald Yesterday IN my nearing, In"
with unhcard-of magnanim!ty and generosity.
does not deny rs the right To vote reNpreer our
Views. and for one | am proud to note the Ia :
that am to be allowed the privilege Of associat-
ing with ordinary citizens, and presume that ]
Will bc allowed to attend whichever church |
please ana worship God according to the die
tatcs Of my conscience. Who does not love this
glorious. free country Federal officers may
.slstV.. IL ID.
sad that ours Is a GOVERNMENT 81 the peopl".
10y the people. and for the people,. but. accord
ingto President Hayes order, persons holding
Federal offices are no part of the people, and
are To take no interest in politi al affairs. No
matter how dear their political principles may
he 10 them. they are TO usc no Efforts To- sustain
those principles, and are not t. b" allowed tho
commonest right of an American citizen, the
right &c. vote, If II intcrcres with their religious
fear the Democracy Of Pennsylvania are too
much divided on the currency question An
attempt will hc made in the coming convention
/ 10 nail u Grccnback plank IN the platform.
/ Then there ar" the resumptio nist- and anti-re-
selves. The Repuhionn- -eein NOR" united IN
tn" financial question than tl" Demo rats. The
Hayes elephant Is what troubles the latter party
most.
The temperance people have called conyon
ton 70 nominate state l,N"t. In fuslureh
amt lniladrlphia some of the converts g. Muir
I ply SIN ar" trying 10 max" political MAJ hiu'
+ Of tn" trmprran r ruu-'. But IA" moy, u.rui
Will do IN" temp ran o., cause NOR" harm than
II VII e'her the pu'A'"h ~ D,Mo. ruii,
Mr. John T. shoror. prominent citizen Of
-nrr- your corr -r"n.I ~ 'ha' 100 iii .l"n II
tr SfHfr the chan f.- Of ll..fIN. $50 0t-- 200
EXCEPT "nH'ly rn'l. l' -N- b. aui % rr'ni
lnit 30 90 inr nIn-- 3 Hfa ~ filn a'.. -hnrl1
/ uif No NtiNuul huuh- rl f.r t--..ufin amt .,.
Vert h.' bonds. winch .ud DO. 'N 'lHn-'al ini
In 4 ,n- IRON - f. nu. n.ar.i. .u, '..i'
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