New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
Ex-President Woolsey is another Of those dread
ful intensely partisan Republicans"

ful intensely partisan Republicans"
Colonel W. c. p. Brecknrdge, who IS introduced
10 the public by The Cou,i,rjORrRai A. 'the silver
tongued orator Of the Kentucky bar" has been fur
nishing that ne ewsDaper with a column OF more Of
entertaining observations the characteristics and
pecuarities OF Mr. Iilden. There is DO doubt IN
his mind but that Tllden will be the next Demo-
catic nominee for the Presidency. the question
beng not whether the party shall give HIM the
nomination, but whether he will consent TO take It,
" he has really no greed OF power adds the silver
toneuod Brechmidge " He IAN for Governor Of
New-York because he thought there was no one else
who would carry out his idcas of what lac cor-i l.
cred rght' Oh GId hcl Ihrte has always btcu
nm impression IN this part Of the country that lie
ran 10 build foundation, sort OF talsc-bnituln Oh
which To found hIs claims tie only original Dem
ocratlc Reformer. Another cullous tmn2 about
Mr. 1lldcn IL that the man does not i've "who can
say he ever got promise from llm' inW ""I L
do al all. Why. there are untold th"usInds VINO can
g%er}r Iatear that ll41en p'O''''u ''''A'' ''' ''
The Young Scratchcrs shorld set m q separate
ballot-box. That is the only way they can ever
know the size of THEN vote
OF course Smith Weed deceived" Governor
Robinson and Controller Olcott. Nobody has for
gotten how he deceived" poor innocent Mr.. Iilden
I'm 1876 In fact that is what he Is kept for In the
Iildeu household-tO deceive all the chief apostles
of Reform. III order to demonstrate to the world
their primitive condition OF unsuspecting innocence
Ex-Governor Dennison announces himself rs a
candidate for the Ohio scnatorship, and in giving
his reasons for seeking the position TO Cincinnati
Commercial reporter, ne mentions that he decided TO
do so when Secretary sherman told him, during Lis
last visit to Ohio that he did not intend TO be can
didafe Mr. Dennison's chief competitors will be
Messrs Garfield. Taft and Matthews At present
Garfield easily the strongest man, ana the Only
way to defeat him seems 10 be "A combination OF the
forces If the other three men. Even this mrht not
be successful If IL could be organized, as Galeids
popularity Ia very great.
Senator Wallace IS trying heroically to start
Hancock boom in Pennsylvania. Why doesn't lac
rebuild a fire under the old coiieepot and try steam
powcr as % mOtorf
The Democrats of Louisiana admit that Judge
Beattie. the Republican candidate for Governor, is
a gentleman of culture, talents and social posi-
ton," who has been drawn to head the ticket be-
cause " his name. antecedcnts and character" will
reflect credit on the Republican canvass but they
predict that the crime of opposing the Democratic
party Will be his political ruin. lt very likely to
be for the present. least. but the Judge is clearly
not disposed to lie without a struggle for he said
TO the conven ION that nominated him am
told that mn holding similar views and be-
longing to the same party mvself are not allowed
n hearing in some of the parishes. | am not willing
TO believe that the people of Louisiana will not
cord every man respectful hearing, and shall not
believe II until learn is truth hv stern experience.
Let us 90 into this fight in an earnest manly way,
and LET our war-cry be, Home. life, truth and JUS
fceir II doesn't look now If the budozers would
dare 10 try the shotgun policy on thls man. who Is All
ext confederate and "A native LOusianian.