The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-29

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him Mr. andrews has defect VI dc BODY. w
Connecticut" was the reply. ,lona not
choose Governors FOR beauty Of physique but
10, uthlns nnd That II what Mr.. Andrews has"
" thcre was no enthusiasm over tho cnndi.
untes. There was nvcr the platform, tx Mayor
uh' ior ,voNerhor two years ngn and Charles
Dudley Warner eat w laio one night To- write t.
u roItnnct A. ringing hard money plank.
Meanwhiie the Democrats had ronominatcd
10y iiinihshard. I9dor ordinary circumstances
per, i" oasn T2ad have swspt The STATE with
s w. ~ ,rmn to b. proud Of. The bar Of tho
lrnrt"ing lie is ono Of those brilliant mon
who lpvc study His arguments before the
nlEirst court are regarded as models VI forcn-
look upon GOV. HuihnrI Win n tourh Of awe
although his aflahllty. IN which thorc ia not a
unge ~ condes"ension. makes him easy NJ ap-
prI'rh. iiis textures nro henvy and powerful
and his iigurc commanding. When he spcnks
tne words lrop from his lips into sentences az
~ tastrfully emlcilishing dry legal argument
with rhetorical aiTs. His clocu,on IL MS 1ui,N,
power rs fliillis = and his sentences arc Al
most g polished rs that ereat orators. Like
every a't pas~cd by the Legislature. aud has
returned not n few with criticisms Of such f,1c
mat. although the Governors veto amoun,s 10
hNlhins moro .han n suggestion in Come cti-
cut. his have always boon sustained. lie has
nern 50 non partisan NJ to offend Democrats
Huhhard asst IN Congress for one term hut came
nWay an unknown man, forth associations. the
M"rk AMI methods were reuulsiye to him, and
ne returned 10 his Office and law library with n
gle that b. did not try tn conceal
W IN such man nj the head " their ticSet
thr bcmocfaitq party had good cause Tor hon
inE To WIN and with strict party discipline.
th"N expected to- he able also To rol,uin tho
LEGISLATURE and elect II, Tinted staics ssmat tg
but today II cannot be- denied tia; there is
very great anNiety on the part 81 the Demo-
cratic kNders. md a corresponding rckindnng
vl h"le among the R"uuhlcans. Tsits change
has com" about within a lew weeks and more
especially since the town elections which were
held ,slrly IN October. Bartlett Brn''- notes on
the old envelope have been verified and this
cautious man now admits that there are strong
grouI Il ior believing that the Reuubicnns viii
carry TWO OF the Congressional dittrcis, with
nh even chance Tor three. and will also hold the
Legs stature. thus securing kcpuhlican Senn-
loriiy is necessary o. cloci the State officers Mr
Bent IS now confident that there will be- no cc,.-
tlon 10y the people. and therefore with kepub-
ii'hi legislature Mr.. andrews H.on whom
IN" Republican NOMINATION for Go. ernor was
lor'ei. VIII ma himself delivering lhc inausu-
~ mee-uge next January; or these claims
Democratic leaders admit only one-the failure
oi III lection by the peorle But it is easy to
assertions that ali tho rest OF the honors are
What has brought about this change? poll.
Mcians OUTSIDE. ar" asking. The answer IL :
me Hreehuack movement and the admittedly
THIS opinion ~ backed not only hy talks viii
hundreds OF voters all over the state hut nv the
ruolir ur"ranrcs 81 the cnih iartc aud gon-
uinely Democrat" Mayor Of Ncw London. Tom
Nall"r u 10 the younger nirmbcr- OF the Demo-
cratic party what Gov. Hubbard !, to the older
He lacks the Governors culture. u n hr ha. TAR
more personal magnetism. and b" has to nm
enln"it d"Erre the courag" OF his cuuvic-
lions. Time and again Tom VALERA hand
"a charming mUnnrr-huS -waycd ami carried
c.nNirni,ons; nat he lnd th9 opporiuniy the
N"'lil!nk plhu"rm oi ia" Democratic State
Convention tor 10 suits neither { r., nhackers
nor hai money D'mo Rats wos Id not have
been aduNed without a protest When the
| b'iu"'rN- ~ his Is strict grrrltcl tine Greene