, 1880-09-28

tho t".t Of o,Ir kind In thIt md other lands. As
itnlfo, itaa i,cn,t aIsctsss: nnd If hc stimuli
enter tho Fcfuto Df tho United Stntcn thnrn
w"t!L1 IT, IT, .!.o n,"rn n,n'icaan In t wio.o ,t'al,
III Washington sGcInty.
Tllr: iipS. do,iS i. t'AssnnAY,
Of GAINESVILLE, wIlo was Chairman of Tho
Republican delegation In Tho lutu Cn!,vct,.
tlon. Inns often been spoken nf by tItDsr who
know lin lJt:st ns Il intICli butlgr than tl.nn
K0lne OF tliose who gut lhtu tho Senate. liz
Is 4 lille lawyer. II Rone speaker, md ure ut
tiie int'st promising ,nsI,lg ltcpi'lica1Is II!
liz liz s Asse;y ssf' Ws saSt 3 % u r a inssf ast IT,!
hump for t, tsars!i nna Arthir. III ,empin!ie
.clrKatlnn Etn,led Tho Unrcld hmm II, tho Nl-
tlntlat Cn.lxentIo!s wh.l! le.l tM" .n'sst happy
s%'t,. r.s' n ~ sS,n Wsn G9%rss snsr r. s its.
thts hr!cf word IF n'iylcr tn him: When yntl
II W' e WaspF '%ks s r'' c".rissg it e sE ymE
@ 1m; 1iS t. '}at %,, k "f "nns a, +" y too
high public statiun.
TIE hon. ". F.. SMITH.
it Is not impossible but TINT t;ov. William
T.. Smith nny be candidate for tho Sc,,ates
next winter although, he rGsit'es in tho same
city with Atr. Carmhtcr. Tfm t'overMor Is HI
old resident of tlip Statc, though still n
yullnK tllall, and llas been identified with lis
history mil iins'terity tii II lI,nrkG! '"Er''r.
tu 'i,is srrveti III tINii hrThs nf thu 1rHltlhts
tar,s ns Stnin Treasurer; Md IL n,w tn liz sca.
wv! term " tss,yssn,'r., HIS ru,"!as!sy Is at.
clrctinn 4 greater inulnr!ty linn WIS ever cstst
fur II ti.iherhtnrilll rA,ldl'!ntB III tho HtRtc u
any pnrty With at, VI, n,l!n,pcac!,nl'ln reu'r,l
~ u Legislator. public ecrrnHf. nl1st Il illuu, It
looks M II l1G nttxht well l9 GuilHi1Grtl Ill tho
line Ut succession.
1.1Elrr.-a0v. nfSuifAM
Is n gentleman ii superior mental and pro-
fcsslnnal qualifications for tic discharge Of
responsible public duties. As lawyer, his
position Is 50 high tlmt lie has been oftes
nalliuti Il, connection with II seut OIL thu Sit
preine Bench. alld rs II public spenkcr lIc ,as
few superlors III the State. lie Inns brrn
Speaker ot tho Assembly anu Is ll0w lie
pflsttIlng 0tlicrr III the Senate by virtue ut
his Oilise ~ 1,lemtal.n,t-t;Gyernr Like
G,ass'M'"y, ksyes, Williams llnzelton, aud
class 0f tmlitiralIs WHO must lear1l to lnl, nr
and wnit :SUne nf them will have tn wait
long, Nlhi thu bow 0f PROMISE already red
deus thu Ilnrlznn ut t1clH MI.
TIL: ltt'S. GEORGE ". ALLEN,
II ~ possible Tint tho tIun may yet conc IN
this grent country when thu mere politician
and placG-huntcr will bG Obliged to stnnd
,ns,, of % Affairs md nd, practical itIsns to r.e III,
10 tile ftUnt. SIr. Allen LitShlwnys uGclI1lGtl
10 hold my office, preferrlg to attend 10 his
lurrr f,riyHtu SinI.sy IN, thn n,,liI arrvi,.,
liz mrm tft: l"ser hy Iifs ueslxI"m. IN. h,Is S
Ii,,;t ,.c,n,,v MI hnu t"t..,' ,t i,,,asr w.
i;uysrnin"t i,r,bi,,,us sui.n nv tns;tr, imnkinv.
tin,,ts.,. nr. " ~ ~ 49,, i
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1tatt., X" nir ~ ,.hns ',y. s,,,, ~ W. ~.
sTit,so ti,y t,IissnuU al onnoxJO,ts mid hmt,rml
i'lt:ns,,r's. ffe + tho Mlthur of tho term "hun-
~ ,,,, TIT, o so ,, y in,. !no iTesaos @ nc
EivGii il. liz bus rrsi,uhy tr,uru cUrrcCt In.
iornai!on o!l M subjects TINT !st deeply soncern
M , II H. In'.n H. H. Htx s,a m tnv % ~
tic members of lLo U,llteI Suites se,lato cou.
yJtE ltoS, pIt,t,1:rt-s SAWYER.
,r,ts ,x.mt,,,,.., i.n,, f',.,,, .'n,,,.',,'',,
lhlS eG1'tseat'tl' HIS ueeh pFefil1iel utl0ll
By Ills friends to BEGGING Il candidate fur tllo
eo,+ ,r, f,,u,,,r,, ,,,,,, ..,.,,t I -
ryrnEIv given lila cn,,.ent H., il n ,,r.nt
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, f""' ''t '. 'os'''"t'f '''sA po'ScssIs ~. "''s
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