New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

New-YOrk over sunday at the Brunswick Hotel II :
son Frank, WHO Is member OF a law firm on Broadway
engaged most OF Mr. PcndletOn's leisure. TRIBUNE
representative managed. however. 70 pass some mo-
ueuts with the -cnator-elect late sunday evening
ana il informal talk 0btaiued his opinions upon GER
tain political matters.
"Are you 10 run Mr. Thurman for Governor Of Ohio
next Fall M. PendletOn e.
That uncertain" replied the senator-elect; q"
suppose that Mr. Thurman could have the nomination
without opposition # be desired don't believe,
however that at his age and with his position IN iAe
Senate and National promiuelce. that lie wants 10 ne
dec0yed into a local canvass Ike that"
AT the same time. Mr Pendleton. this proposition
has been put at him very covery. and many believe
that he can neither accept decline II without dan
ger"
That Is Just the reason he ought 70 be verv wary
II probably comes as a proposition rom hs political
opponents. I can reason enough why Secretary
sherman should ike 70 have the nomination TOT cover
nor. aud prepare the way FOR IL by making senator
Thurman the DemOcrauc nominee. man Of MI Ilur-
mans experience too atrot 10 fill into the snare
stu, not a confession Of weakness on MI lAuF-
mans part 10 decline 70 the s-4udaTd-oearer OF
lis party they the whdcau poll tne most
votes. and deem him 10 be that person"
cans see" sal Mr. P-udleon, that there oushi
70 be anv other tribunal dec de that question but Mt
Thurman's own mind and desires. They are making 10
unfair for him by stating the IN advance law
one publication 10 the effect Judge Thurman ran
f1r Governor and defeated, 70 wound beat MIN tof
the Presldrucy If be d.d not run and We o't tn
state L would prejudice him for the Pre- denial hon-
uation and that u he cd run and We carried Tie state
would Dee SAID that IL Was not ll- victory According "
TINS view they have beatn NJ. Thurman ny their own
strategy 81 every point OF the triangle II seems to me
thar he +, not uuw.s in taking nI- 9"n counsc..'
However. Mt P.ndletou. mas b. nor h" losing his
fame for political iu,rcpdtv by 10. saving something
one way or the otaeri He Las not been very decided
even OF the fn1nca. question. ot ate"
don. see taat any courage involved IN unvl-
luc'y t.h.n- nomination some. ing wholly outside
of 4r. Thurman luc At las axe y - slight thing
70 stand ,oc Governor NJ state which has 20 pc c-
vassa aI over VItn great labor. Yuu must remember
that he is NOT the man ii years he was Mt Thur
man was born 1-I3 he viii be -xtT-,cyen wears od
or II h. ityei-lth year, when this contest comes oh
for G0vt-npr T. conjunction ri'l his regular duties A
tie ~aate .t would br u'- 5.ous performance aud
one winch ia t Jose the life Of both he Senator an
Tie Governor There another thl tD DE considered;
I'Jut-e TllrmIu ia neither Governor U0r President ne
VII yrorf. gt o. stand fog t.e s-nr,e again 10 tL-
rlnaf 1850 To ~uu p o. Frr1'r oa aa uncertainty
r1.-at .c Cd tl~0.; away t'r -.ua.l.-"ir'
INN Thurman >. I0iee .ed among al tl"s" To'-'-
b, L.asl. -s.v l.,- lc .a.r. .l. Presidency iu a4-
vance aaI maze himself sun" oA the -..J' .--i a .
.W,..' said tlr reul .-I". -a.i--, he c'l.-l't o'
asked q. VI. THAT. auI -- -ot.-n' -o .t'
els -l,re any t.utI DO 'A- story tr.e-r'.l'f 10 H.
Fast .4-t v.,s tal, t large .t.rsa-' ~ la-'11
Democrats ar a3v-r-- OPINION 10 Mr.. Heldr'aEs
expressed. aut dcleI favor shown t'r M 4iceL .e-
l.u...-... 20
"I-,-s. There -vas hardy. big u truth fhl'."ra
Piled Mr. P.ut-r1o. "-ltae.. react q card af..r-
~a-I .r.l rhe person at whose room -1e coHr-
cd ru-p,..et 10 Dee held, who said there vt-
ao-u-. n IT, should think voIv ls.rTt-
uv. r..... article u--ft Doe written on jh
c,--c- v-ea .tt .o ,4e nominations iur /. .a-,I Ht
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