The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-03

,ur nos. W. H. UOODiN REJIEHTN0
rUE POIITTCiL STIJtIION


Republican. Can holt the Caucus Nominee. !
Woojn, WILTON T.. Attorney md Counsel
,s.' e. law" ~ ''' '' ''''' go '''' w ' "
H. wa not ia his Office ut $50 on Thursday
n,rning A bulging proved student guessed
nisht find HIM over at the Collectors Office. l
found him there. He sat near large wood en-
craving Of William Almon Wheeler. talking
with John II. Strong, the Collector. Senator
wooiin is better looking than either Wheeler
or strong fnncicd that he looked more like a
prcsilins elder and less like a poker player.
lie would certainly appear to better advantage
than Wheeler in the chair Of Nice-rrosident
Hendricks. lie has a round face. bright blue
ayes an imperial. gray goatcc and moustacho.
high forehead. and n bald head. \ small
PRESENTED scar Is stamped upon his bump
Of cyentualty A white waist,oat was
bu,,oncd over his broad chest. and a
Royal Arch Masons signct swuns from his
gold watch chain. A pair Of goll-oound spoc-
la,cs straddcd the bridge Of his hose. He
carried a cane resembling the crook OF Shop
herd and hooked it into everything near him.
His whito coat vest board shirt. and signet
gave him a cool aud comfortable appearance.
AMI he rescmblcd Col. T. b. Thorpe % Natchez-
Under the Bluff As much as any man ever
saw.
Senator woodln talks nicely. l was much
Impressed 10y his honesty and simplicity. His
tongue Is soft and svery. and his converse
uonal cogs move with the greatest case He
seemed inspired by desire 10 tell the truth. the
whole truth. and nothing but the truth. His
Ideas slide into sight like the bright tin meal
boxes on the shaiting II a grist mill, but they
do not carry SO much meal.
The situation 2" he repeated when spoke
bhim: why. my dear sir. You newspaper men
know more about 1t than 10. am no poll
t,ian I ain simnlv n tlnin STRAIGHTFORWARD
country lawyer. ATTENDING, to my own little bust.
hess and nursing it properly and teuderly. |
n,u., say however that il ,'ens.s mo 70 see that
n,li,i.yl conferences have suddenly become
verv ropular. 4 week or two MO n few honest
country nepullicnns met nj saratoga 10 for
usrltho inter.s,s - ,bcir marty Twas one Oh,
bom I,ras surnrisoJ n, N, n,iso made bv
,bs nav,-,,a,,ors nyer tbis li,,lo con,crcnee
STRANGE, would bove thon.,ht TIM, W. we're com.
mi,,,n, f.l,nv ar soma CRIME unkn,,yn d, the
lave r, ,o snrc ,ho b,,os, c,,,rrr,o,.,, ,rsr..
m, m.n,l..rs ~ mo ste,n t,,,,oi,t... l.i, thev
,ho,.,h, cvLodori,,h, -. moo, or,, a., ,rb,,
NOV e,ulI IN ,irl mn tho l,inso HE rartv ou,.
sidc ,be r,rr,i,,oc nr1 ,t.v an g. Nv
,lss.aJ ,h,, ,n,,s, - erl ,n,tr .xap',ls ~.
inw.I Lv .,I, or,ir.,, l,..,'.i i..1r. n. Nr or.
nail and o,hersi n,ar In MINI Mr. cornell i
n,t momher %, thn sat-. Conmi,,ea H.. 10
4
simply an honest private c!ll1en IKE inc rest 81
Us Both conferences were unofficial. but the
,,, o., ~ ,n W 81
ing precedent Tor MI. CoTneA. we Zee!
ploased"
Thu senator saiJ bo recoived M n eiol irvi.
u"''' 80 no ~" 50 .. So.
hton TO tho conference Of honest countrymen.
friend wrote him that there was 10 be a meet
inc n, such man and nj his reoues, the senator
.ns % suo" iiion "iu ~ ''s vac
went up 10 SARATOGA TO see what was gong on
wheel He felt it his duty TO d. 30. l, was the
duty Of every honest working Republican. The
Tribune said that he had received no invitation 20
the second conference. It panied him 10 say tina;
this was not strictly correct he h@u received
an invitation. and it bore Mr. Cornels sigma
ture: hut ne afterward learned that il was sent
% hin, ri,hou, Mr. C,rn.l's luovladge and
MN "'.nVu' ~, - $50
he was too noble to tax a1yaniase o' me .,a i
80 stsi i.,i,o,s., ~, sh.,,1 Ian. t.,.a
spIV'a' 'n' tS az 80
lean done what he could 10 advance tie IN
teras,s ~ ,ho nor,v
'av9's 81 ,.,v i pa,S 49, .,s,,
George William Curtis III. senator continued
-. ,n, NJ go, -. -
s"5S '""' nj S''"'.' 9eN' '''N- 49, ''' '''',
ton rms must nave been an oversight IL
not feel very sorry for Curtis feel more
sorrv LOT nun u'Ail lor HSsc',, 'or IL u4e'o -
any, one, man in the State q New York who
any other one man that one man is Mr.. Curtis.
II II was an oversight MI Cornell NIL IN
doubleday express his regret in a letter. Whether
pr. Curtis receives such letter or not he Will,
Ike myself and every other honest Republican,
undoubtedly DO gratied nj tho difference pald
the wishes of the friends Of the Administration
b., Mr.. C9rnells conference.
Hero the senator hitehed the crook % his
coat drew match lightly along the seat ~ his
breaches and lighted a Havana schuyler
County cigar laid before his eyes a copy 81
the World containing despatch from Saratoga
announcing that the Hayes Republicans had
appointed full committee %! thirty-throe.
elected William d. Wooiin Chairman, and were
quietly at work organizing the State. The sen
aior thoughtfuly gazed al H.
Well he said blowing spiral cloud Il
smoke from his mouth. that 5 news and no
mistake. You can say for ne II you wish. that
II is not true Nosuch committee was apI 1inted.
nor were any provisions made for is APPOINT
ment. Our honest country ReIuhieans had no
use Tor such a committee They met ~ Sara
toga 20 consult and not % act They ict mat
the vital interests Of the party were leopard!2ed
by the want of action on tho mart II tho State