The New York herald., 1878-10-06

Is an error; but the notion that the numbers drawn
from II by the nationals viii be anything nike tho
losses .s, OF the epu6hcans Is preposteroua"
"oar advcos show that there comparatively little
dcserton from our side and great deal from the re-
publican side. In many OF the mining counties u
stands TO reason tnat this should be so. How seldom
miners are OF course, democrats while many OF tho
English. Scotch and Welsh miners are OF course re-
puOcans rne latter siding with the nationals TO
very considerable extent, while the Irish,
who outnumber them, generally stick to
tneir old allegiance. There are three countless
Luzerne, LacKawanDa and Scbuykili-where, Tor cer-
tain reasons, the democratic party will suner moro
than the republican. In nearly every other county
in the State, according TO our present iniormton,
The republican, party will suffer mosto
DISSATISFACTION WITH REPUBIIcANisM.
"has the greenback doctrine taken liked hold
then?n
III is not SO much The greenback doctrine as Il 10
discomfort ana assatisac,lcn win republicanism as
administered IN Pennsyvania that is forcing repupiik
cans out o The told. Tne greenback fr0re s ouy an
oppor, unity winch thousands Of republicans have
long sought. That republican dissatstact,on exists
y hardly denied, even by republican leaders. Tne
Cameron meu lay u TO Hayes Tue Hayes men lay it
cans now who are disgusted with the rule OF the Cam
erons than republicans who would quit the party be-
cause OF tneH contempl tor Hayes. And no wonder;
ior Dou Cameron is sorry substitute Tor tho Old
General, MS iatner the la,ter always enjoyed GER
proacnable al ali times Probably many Of The old
republican farmers would have been willing
the the 1 old maU. I They would ~ have 'A sa,a M :@
Wol this viii be the last Lime any way, aud II the
II comes 10 Don AN they say tnls is only the be.
g,nnng Of ano,hor era OF Cameronism-anothe gen.
change. Ls. somebody olso have cnance. Wen 90
damned II wen be ridden any morel' And this is
haif me matter with tho republican party IN Pennsyl
vana to-day"
"ls there any likelihood OF u coaltion between
tonas and democrats here, such there WAS in
Manef"
no some extent, yes. very strong Likelihood.
Each OF the three parties viii do its elect its
own Candidate ior Governor; but on legislative and
Congressional tickets democrats nationals will
often DC united. In several localities TINS alreaoy
true. Iu TINS county (Dauphinl The democrats have
Withdrawn one aud the gree nbacxers anotaer candi-
GATE Tor The LEGISLATURE leaving QUO dc mocraI and
one national cauddate upon wnom both parties viii
unite In the Pntsourg Senatorial district Mr. q. II.
ths nationals ana aiisrwnrd adoptsd by Ihs aemo.
Gratis. In Bradford county tnere Is union
OF democrats and nationals on ano.her legislative
aioral district tue two parties are unlIed
cnoce for State senator. These are but u few IN
stances which show the disposition toward friendly
comprcmIse between the democratic and national
parties, wne with perhaps three tour exceptions,
there has boon no aifinatlon AZ all between Tho
nationals ana the republicans. The latter grow
ing weak; there Is no doubt OF IT, Why in Bradford
thousand majority This year lm perfectly confident
their plurality over the democratic ticket alone won't
be more than three thousand
SENATOR "D0N."
Senator ''Don" Cameron has brought his bride TO
one Of tho peasantesL homes on the Susquehanna-a
handsome stone house ON Front street, IN tns upper
part OF the city Of Harrisburg, where many other rich
and fashionable people dwelL Here was compelled
~ call order 10 SEQ the senator, I0r could not
ascertain that ne was kcly TO DO found al any other
place. Tho remarks o some his neighbors
mad led me TO anticipate a difference be-
tween J. Donald Cameron aud bis father.
but not 50 marked contrast as The
under u mans private roof however, are sulta-
pie Ior public recital The senator had no.n'ug TO
say upon politics, and declined s'most mpnaticallyn
10 use his own exprsss,ou) TO be "inlerviewed.n
MR.. CaILDs-GKNERAL GRANT
Not SO Mr. &. W. Childs, OF Phiadei ipnta, the pro-
q Ia man "a Of
General Grant, the reputed obituary poet, the public
spirited ot,zsa. noto. phisdepnia a'ons Dut OF al
vate Office ~ the Ledger building whcn caied-an
apartment, lhs strange and charming sumptuousness
OF when is certainly unexampled this side OF tho
Two oceans. There, seated a. superb desk and
rounded by gems Of srcnllecture, sculpture pant
perry, upholstery, tapestry, engraving, book
Dinuing, 1rescoing, leather work, brass work,
wrought in s,lver malacnite ebony, ivory, bronze,
ispsazun ana cioisoane enamel, the phi ilanthropst
told nj that the editor OF ms HERALD desired his
views on the poIiticai prospect In PeuusyivAna.
about i, .nan you do-not mucn- i've jus. got back
| 10 The cny."
ms1 ~ 1'~'''s' '-'- 80 : $3.50
"Yes suppose SO. Yes, my staG have charge Of
all sucn Questions and Keep posted Lot me see. Go
he's wiae awake. Or MoPherson; you know Mo
Phcrson 2"
C.r.a,ny; who has juss .aken the political editor
| "Exacty. Mae can tell you. just got note from
Written 10 s,m sy Hr Mcrn:rson. ia acxnowsosmsnt
oi = handsome article in the Ledger welcoming the
new eail0r TO Philadelphia.
on tne SUBJECT OF poiitcs 70 record, hr. Caildsy"
.Not ooe. I'm. very sorry. there's no paper I'd
way" Here tho Amiabls gentleman, quitting
hts seat disappeared for lew moments through the
marked copy OF the Ledger, sayine:-
..Hsre's notice OF ths HERALD oince in Paris from
tnerc. Americans think great deal Of n.'
The PARIS correspondent oi the Ledger mad written
rnx HERALD BEADING ROOM.
The reading room i tina. o. tue Ntw YORK mEaALp
ra. one OF the most popular and a.cu Offices
tue isaaIp IL sew York where hey are paSshea or sns
the news BY posting up tho latest ,siessams
haaasea newspapers s%S1.:ns all that almost any
wHs' 70 'Is mat are srShsd on oon s'snen.s ina;
the visitor pretty sure 70 hnd from whefsve. he may
vonisnce. Of Paris tns Amsroans shat they spprs
eias and DO 80 With warm ,sessnoa .f The pne'
Gapcing at this very KIND paragraph, expressed .
pleasant acknowledgment OF Inc courtesy IN tue
nKRALDs 0enair and, mindful Of your desire Tor Mr..
Guilds opinion, resumed the iaquiry IN this wisc:-
"wsii Mr.. Cnilds, one would suppose that man of
your puollc spr,. could hardly Avo'd taking an IN
.Not Al alL keep very. li,ils watch OF thsm-
People suppose so, mayos because publish nsrs. rvs
Ledger, however, isn't partisan uewspsper IL ssts
raped once IN while BY republicans and once IN
wut,e Ny democrats. Speaking OF General Grant,
ncre's somet IA lng that came Yesterday
Gong 20 the centre table Mr. Childs threw down
the tour sides oil magai iicent oiue vevet case, aud
exposed The sculpturel ana inlaid box gold pre-
scented 10 Genorai Grant by the city OF London. mas
often been described as piece OF SURPRISING nandi
craft; but 10 seemed to me tnat TIFFANY could easily
sur pass IL both la desiga ana workmanship / asked
Mr. CLilds how recently no had heard iron the Gen.
ersL
ii had letter from aim last week, y no replied.
ale was preparing Tor ais journey TO the East"
sHo 10 really going tncuY When do you expect
him TO return to the United States fn
aAUout year from now. He an nticipates q very In.
teresling trip through the eastern countries In
era places great preparations are making TO receive
him."
PxSSsYLyANIAs POLITICAL sMsEP.
Ater all, MI. Chiius Knows about as niucn ~ any.
body does about tho next election IN PsnnsyIv Ivsnta
There thousands thousands OF voers la tnis
STATE whose votes IN November win be determined W