The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-28
PERSONAL AND r OLITICAL.

The dark horse never booms, and he always |
wins the race.
Senator Window secured Ramsey the Score |
OF War to get him out OF the way as |
q Senatorial candidate.
Miss Olive, Risley. Seward, the adopted
daughter Of the late Secretary, Seward, Is re-
ported to be writing new book.
The Kansas City Times is responsible Tor
the report that Vice President Wheeler is the |
Charley Ross Of American politics.
Senator Anthony, OF Rhode Island seldom
does any work for his paper, the Provldence
journal. He will spend month at Saratoga.
The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens fs to de-
liver the address before the alumni at the
commencement OF the University q oeor9ia.
Tt In said that the new Khedive will run
Egypt on leyel-headed principles, as he is
fond of American plug tobacco and Kentucky
whisky.
Gov. Hoyt, Of Pennsylvania, is very LII at
Cresson Springs, and Attorney Generai
Palmer 10 also on sick bed at his nome LII
W1lkesbarre.
The Emneror Of Germany hired ninety
rooms at Ems last month. He uses three him
self. It must be rather refreshing to sleep Ia
three beds at the same time
James Gordon Bennett means to have good,
fresh milk while in Newport. He has hired
pasturage near BIZ ;ottage and placed daefe
OF milk per day.
Judge o. s. Deming. Republican candidate
for Lieutenant Governor OF Kentucky, mas
been FRUSTRATED with the heat and fatigue,
and will be unable to fill his appointments for
the next few days.
ing thing in Mile. B.rnhardt's conduct at the
recent fete in London was her gracious de-
meanor to girls prettisr than herself who
presented themselves at her stall.
President Hayes has accepted the invita-
tion OF the Rev: DR.. Stokes, presldent ol inc
be present at the tenth anniversary OF their
first religious services on July 10.
It is rurnored, says the Chicago Inter Ocean,
that Col. Robert Ingersoll, since the death OF
his brother, has shown disposition TO treat
the religious convictions OF others with less
contempt than has been his custom
The death Is announced Of Mr.. Stacpoole
M r.. for Ennis, Home Ruler. be was
born ID 1880, and educated at Trinity Coil eye
Dublin, and was magistrate for Clare I'll ~,
when he WAS Isuperseded at his own request.
The colored vote In Ohio is Fostering the
Republicans this season, and as 9 conse-
0yence the negroes are receiving hints that
while freedmen usually vote as they CHOOSE
freedmen must vote for the Republicans 1t
is d stinction OF color.
The following advertisement appears In
Dublin paper: Required, Two honest ,o men
the City of Cork in the House Of Commons.
| Address, Secretary, Advanced Parliamentary
League, Paradise Place, Cork"
| Nine. Esslpoff has left London. AS soon as
she had vacated her rooms 10 Regent street
they were occupied by DR.. Won Bulow. The
doctors hatred Of 'petticoat pianists' Is we'll
known, and it may justly be said, without DIS
respect, that he preferred her room 70 heT
| company.
There seems to be degree Of good feeling
/ between the aspirants for Governor OF Nell
lucky DR.. Blackburn and Col. Evans, the
Democratic and Republican candidates, meet
on the stump in courteous discussion, ana Ine
doctor shares his private conveyance with MS
i rival In going from one appointments 70
another.
Cetewayo Ia q brother Of John Mannaway,
well-knoWn negro who lives at UniontoWn
Pa. and that he served In the Crimea, re.
turned to this country on board a blockade
the servant Of British officer, and straylna
off to Zululand, was made first chlel ahe
then King.
The story is told that Longfelow and Fields
were making q short pedestrian tour lev
years SINCE when, to their surprise, an angr1
. bull stood iii the pathway, evidently INTEND
ing to demolish both poet and publisher.
think" said Fields, THAT it will be pruden
to give this reviewer a wide margin. YES
replied the poet, "it appears to be disputes
passage"
Ex-Gov. Prescott, Of New Hampshire, ma
a turned his well known antiquarian tastes q
+ the service OF the State by securing portraits
of her thirty six Governors to adorn the wall
| of the executive chamber at Concord. MI
: PRESCOTT began his work Of love IN 1872, whel
= Secretary of State, and has Just completed y
. by securing the likeness OF Samuel Dlnsmoof
+ OF Keene Governor from 1849 TO 1851.
/ Iowa has had one Greenback State CONVEX
t tion. and 1t nominated a full State ticket an
y now q call Is made for another, to be held
d Marshalltown, August H.. This call says
8 "Tet each chartered club deem 1T an especle
/ duty to see that they are represented Dy
e delegate who has the backbone TO stand u
Q and Saw the accursed bonds must go TO set u
t, moor man free. Let US organize, IAN I'LL
g line, then forward to victory"
g Gen. A. M. West, Greenbacker, OF MI
{, sissippi, has declined the request OF CongTes
y man Van H. Manning to share with MIN
u portion 81 the time at public meetings ne pr
q poses to address shortly in the latters 81
% trict. Gen. West says that be IS not a ca
~ didate for office, and his purpose merely Is
Sc present In general way, for the consider
w ton Of the people, the political principles
ae holds.
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