The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23

for Mr. Thurman Tor Senator Hs says Mr..
- euenered ,s1 his hsr out 81 The seaa-
minded Of tho debt this country owes to Judge
Thurman.
Thrilled until there was an electric tickling
bloodshed, must be, Gen. Cnambsrlain,s st7n
ssonght solaoe in the fowiug bowl ON last
SWsdasesdhay Sr,ns h,yy, night; ;gs Whole saf on
and bologna srusage Mt a premium-" says the
Maine Standard In bis head line. the text teiI-
ing % OF Wild midnight carousal and headaches
at the break Of day.
Judge T. J. Mackey Of South Carolina. who
Snapsrohed trant through y portion OF the
sh non D, pnn,ish-s % card 70 cay: I repufiate
Baltimore American on ths conIrarv / have
uniformly 81 ,,ed tn at the Sou Carolina Ds-
moorscy would indignantly reject any pro posi
solidly SUPPORT the Dom mocratie candidate for
President. ~.
The Blaine Grant con flot has alr eady broken
out rather severely In the Eighth Congress ionai
District OF Iowa. Representative sapp of that
dtstrict. is a Grant man and l. about the only
one among the eaders, Ia ,hs dstriot. meet
Ing OF the Blaine man has been held and q can-
did 10 picked out with whom 1t is proposed to
make the fight .gsinst sapp; Apparently. lows
isn't ready TO surrender to ths third term witn-
out an efYort against it.
Blaine and Grant are the choice OF the lead
Ing REPUBLICANS In Peunsyvanis. with John
s,srm s,a n a y VERY poor third On the Democratic
Speaker Sam Randall. and the Bsy4rd boom n
looked after bv senator Wallace b 9TH Randall
and Wallace think that PenDsyvania is en- tiled
TO the SECOND . ace on the ticket, but modestv
iorbids them TO name n suitable candidate
Pennsy vania has not b d y Vice Prr sldent
since 1914 whan George NJ DALLAS was el,nfad
on tho ticket with James II Polk.
twenty-five United st .tes Senators pass In
their checks la 1884, OF whom fou rteeu are Re-
pubiilca.ns AZ aad y eleven ~, Demoorats; The Demo-
BayaId OF Delawar., Jones = Florida, III ,Don-
Of Missouri, Rlpdolph of New r+sy Ksrnsn
OF New York. Thurman OF Ohio. wallace
# Pennsylyan'a. b alley. Maxwell. Wlthers aud
n1feford. Tne Rqo hepn - eaas wh e terms
Maine DaRas Il msasseh dh 81 81
Michigan, MCMILLAN OF MINES ria. Booth OF
Sailarnls, Pa ,dook 4 Nsbr9sss, sharon ef
OF Vsrm mt aud Angus Cameron OF Wisconsin.
Hon. william HsIlm.n. Republican Con-
gre tsman for tna Evansville 81 nd district aud
2 cover among the G,rmans, says hs doss not
be.teye Grant can carry Iudians. The German
vote will not support him. They do not like
'hs idea OF q third torn or ahy hing look ng
eraox sh pow ~ nj nv parents eit
10 be sol liers, said Mr. Hsilmsn They wsre
ired OF g ropg paernal govarnmeDt and
tn" Germans left the OLD eouutry for the same
reason w they will vote against any tens
dency in that cir ction In this country
Denuls Kearney II at his old tricka, rhetorical
poit able, passes the ha and wishes a fair
good night and rosy draans and alnmbera
bright u the queer conglomaration Of hun an
lEy that SO. m to enjoy Tia harangues In New
York the hat realized ss7 only, which waa q dead
loss. since the rent OF tna hHl was $50 He yag
pot pated, honorable tiiisss ana bnmmers." and
"ung his TASTY epfbet- ~ every b ,dy but the
woi kinRman, who Is really most insuIted by his
championship. Jay Goult. for Instance, was
described rs the le n, lantsrn. iawsd. op- sided
neliean aDd shark snouteh eprmorant."
Kearney haa been tolerated somathing longer
than It was thought he wonli be but It will not
be long before he Hnda his level.