The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19

Carroll. he said: Ono day I took John W. For
ney from Washington ,up to my home in How
arl county, and introduced him at the seat Of
Charles Carroll OF Carroton. Drohorcgan
manor. He was delighted with the Old mansion
and its host, and told young Mr.. Carroll that he
ought IN GO into politics. II was that suggestion
which started him on his political cnrccr The
nr~t time he ran Henry Winter Davis opposed
and defeated HIM"
\ very able. determined man. yet in his
political processes interruptions. although of
pure rrlvntr me-. He was radical, hy opinion
ana temp 'ramrnt Chief Justice fancy is the
las representative of the Stlto in history"
=, Dr. Dennis brother otthe senator. lawyer at
the town Oi Princess Anne, sud.
This election for Senator Is nothing but n
scramble II may last week. German IL the
n"ad "f tho Ring and has very able licutruants.
y" question OF policy or principle enters into
the contest"
\ leading man ofthc state made this cxplnna-
tion, which regard rs the facts. about this sen
Maryland. he said. " has had three or four
great politicians, and between times only
mediocre SIT Tn" original great wirepullerS
# tn" stat" wcrc Samuel Chase and Luther
,Wlanriin. Then came III, Smiths. Snmnrl and
william. who worried MHdisun'~ Administra-
ton 80 much. linkury and Writ were lawyers
rather than politicians pinkncv WAS thr great
~ authority We have had on in"rnati9na Jaw;
W irt some people haN' alleged to b. the son 81
Of Bladensburg. whore Writ was born oi an
humh" Grrmnn mother. He had great deal
81 ten. Washington ~" anu Nll'Arhhc'. ana
suppose th"y account for IN" local imlputation:
nder On. jackson grrw up hoE'r inmgy , ana
DELAWARE. Henry Winter Davis was the great.
est guerrilla ever sen in mmnicpal politics.
war aro-n two tnrtil" and long hcndoi mon.
Arthur +. Gorman and Pnkncy whyr Tho
former IL the coolest and shrrwdrst of the two.
he learned his art in Washington where his
fnthor used To be the Senate Postmaster.
Gorman. apparently. docs not mean TO carry
Nhytc any longer. He In n person who keeps
ht~ promises. and. having set Col. Groome
aside 70 clcf Mr. Carroll his sucrcssor in tho
Hroon,e with The Senatorshir. and then cle,f
limS'li io the senate in place ot Whyic. No
national question whatever enters into the CON
r@t. AS,, TO Montgomcry Blalrs r. solutions
against Hayes. they would have been passed
4 immc lately acted ON. but. being postponed
the Baltimore and the rustic press has Inn
proved the time to create diversion against
Mr.. Blair. Arthur German the head OF the
~, hlnSi - NOT dishonest He u toe poor toSc
and the cost of hospitality about slnuop. |
THE p,LLorixG
II tho Senate on Tuesday. In the chair sat
Edward Lloyd whose father was the employer
"t 4 Whlte ONrrscer said to have bnsn the father
~ Frederick Douglass Marshal Of the District
Eohert N Lane. son Of Andrew Jarkson's Min
iisteri 10 England. grandson Of Allen McLane
luuonary war. himself Mr. Buchrnan's Minis
Yer u M,XicQ. and Mr.. nennis. d"srcndan; of
golonal High sheriff Ph.hp Francis Thomas
present. stout. rubicund old man. There
wrrr iive Rengolicans out Of twenty--lN soma
tors IN all Ihey voted for one of their own
number for senator. a tall blond hy the name
~ steiner. He threw his vote over to another
r mp9nieHn roasaenpe Eeary en- OF w. indc-
Nobody voted for Groom" but Mr.. German.
Even his confederate. Bannon. voted Tor sam
hnnbleton ot the eastern shore.
The Senate chamncr contained on either side
ln nrr G@ 6r @ms nS SResoSey nrse pprira
white silk vest ana white silk Stockings. Sin.
p"rs with silver ,klcS. velvet knee brooches