The New York herald., 1879-08-11

There you'll see that the actual tonnage trans
ported in those dive weeks has been almost doubled
Well, when the tonnage the canal is falling off in
everything else that shows pretty well for FREQ
-four, should say"
any reduction in the price of bread say in New York
city9" inquired the reporter.
.'well. II there has not there should have been.
know there has been in Albany. saw q huge
loaf in q bakers window Central avenue
there labelled. The workingman's Loaf. seven
cents 1t as big as two loaves. and though 1
did not try it I presume it was good bread. But
any rate Beach has put in entering wedge, and
If bread is not cheaper when the cost of transporta
ton Of Hour reduced that much would like to
know how cheapness is to be attained. 1t may not
be cheaper throughout the State 1t may not
be cheaper all until the facts to reduction OF
tolls -four more generally published but it is
bound ultimately to cheaper bread"
HIMSELF woRKISGMAN.
''Mr. Beach ought then to have q pretty strong
argument with the workingmen. responded the
reporter.
Yes" replied our friend, '.and his strong ar
gument with the workingmen is something which
the democracy cannot ignore. All his life, In
deed. Beach has been workingman. Do
ne left his fathers house. because his father,
being village preacher. was dreadfully wor-
ried about the support of his family. and the
boy walked from Herkimer TO Onondags county in
search OF work by which to support himself. Well.
hc found it. and. moreover. the boy taught himself
at the primary school and at the Jordan Academy by
helping the principals aud finally entered and
graduated at Union College all on his hook.
Now he Is pretty good representative OF the right
don = your
That record is certainly pretty good" answered
your correspondent.
''Well. now. as to the workingmen. You know they
hold their State Convention ut Utica August %.
l received only yesterday copy of the Albany
Ereaing Post containing these remarks. You know
that paper has large circulation, and its editor
the greenback candidate tor Governor OF New York
in lS7G:-
The democrats of Northern Now York will urge the
nomin alton OF Allen G. Beach for Governor fall Mr.
Beach has been Lieut. Governor He Is present
Secretary OF state lie the popular demo.
has we'll earned the promotion which Northern New
York desires to bestow upon him. No man In tho
party Is better known. man In the party IL more
esteemed Beach IL progressive, aud does not believe
light silver dollar is worth more than heavy
things candidv think the democrats In
November could poll for Allen L. Beach
for than they could for any other
Lucius Robinson included
CAPITAL FUSION CANDIDATE.
THAT looks pretty strongly to his nomination by
the workingmen. should think replied the re-
.'It will be very great wonder to me IL the work.
ingmen do not nominate him." responded the inter
viewed.
al do not see who else they would be likely 20
nominate But, then, there arises difficulty ABOUT
Beach. Even IL the workngmen nominate him, he
is such al nvetefate democrat that he would hardly
consent to accept, because II would not be his own
party. IN fact, as the workngmcn stand to-day
they are simply an outer guard of the democratic
party. Ninc-tenths OF them want TO return TO the
democratic told N they can receive some assurance
that their particular grievances are to be taken in
hand by tho democratic party, and upon that par