New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
Tilacn is quiet, bu, The still-huut is lively.

The new Governor of California, Mr.. George I.
Perkins. declares himself thorough Republican,
who believes that party be the true conservative
party of the country. He tells reporter of me
San Francisco Chropiclc that he believes the Repnb
licans can carry California next year i the rght
man Is nominated for the Presidency. lis pei ,,"h"l
choice ~ Blaine for President ana Ii'"ih iOI ''-
President lie has great admiration for Gram,
but does not believe IN third term: SUI, II Grant
were nominated he thinks be wouid be elected
If Ifconventons were votes Butler would be elected
sure.
II i, only a short time since it was announced.
with m air Of great Importance that senator Wal
lace was going to preyent 1llden from capturing the
Pennsylvania Democracy. Now the news comes
that a Comfy Convention in Wallaces Immediate
vicinity has declared for iildcns denomination.
Wallace isn't large enouah for the job, evidently.
Tarbox is an able plato prancer, who has as
sisted at many defeats.
Thurman is having hard time OF IL in Ohio.
Every here he goes be has cool receptions for the
party has the nOnon thai II was his bad leadership
IN the caucus which InaGe such fatal work OF the
I&tIa Session. That is about rlghi, too
The taliy period Of the Democratic operations
JOHN Kelly Is about TO open
be restricted So long as tn, RuIlincamc Treaty
mains in force, completely destroys tie effect of
the provisions on that ,ubject in the California
Constitution. This viii be likely to bung the sub
jcct again before Congress- and utimations to that
effect are already appearing n TIE C4lioIma news
papers. Thus another important question VIII De
brought forward 20 play an active part IN the great
campaign OF next year.
Nephew Pcton is kept too much in the back
ground ior man 20 experienced ~ business
There is a hope in the breasts Of Indiana Demo-
crats that tie ticket may turn out TO be Ham
cock and Mcdonald. Ifolthrr man had barrel On
zap there would DC some ground ior tie "oPe.
Tildon ia the Siamese twin of the Democratic
party and it is ofno for the latter to try TO get
away.
One Of Buffers conventions "dcIrecatcs" the
discussion of National ISSUES ia the present cam
paign. There viii De more "deproclJiou' when the
votes are counted.
Lamar's promised speech is said to be al ready
tor delivery. Perhaps 1t Will contain his bc.ated
opinion OF the lazoo business.
c. W. Wooiley, the Cincinnati coparceucr for
whom the hgh-shouidered Noses had sach lively
contempt has lost his love for Iiden. lie informs
a reporter OF The Cincinnati Inquirer that If Ildcn
IS ronomlnat-d 81 the fraud issue VII be shiIieu lh
such way as TO be bad for tie Democratic party.
for the public viii Insist upon Ignoring the frauds
of The Republican party and dwelling on the CIPHER
frauds of Mr.. Ilden. Not that Wooiley believes IN
tho cipher irauds-porish the thought-yot lac Is
bound to recognize the il ct that many other people
do. As for the present fght ~ New-lork Woolcy
thinks that the "parry would DO better 10 pitch
nlI II aud Kelly both over into the ditch and
march without thtm.. suppose you come oh
and act as "ritchcr." Mr.. Woolley.