New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.


HOW THEY ARE "HARMoSIzINGr TO ELECT HAM
coCK-A VERY PRETTY STORY OF QUARREIs
AND INTmGUEs-rHE REPUBLICANS UNITED
AND AGGRESSIVE.
tFRoN AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBoSEI
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-If anybody out
side of asylum believes that the nomination OIL
General Hancock likely bring peace and harmony
to the ranks OF the distracted Democracy OF Pennsy
vania that individual make application
for guardian. The quarrel between wallace and Ran
dali and the adherents Of each is Of more than weVe
years standing; therefore IL has become chronic At
the State Convention the Hon. Lewis C. Cassidy
undertook to treat just as he would cancer were ne
a physician instead OF a awyer-that is, to dig II out
BY the roots and preserve 1t in ALCOHOL or throw IL
away but the heroic OF Dr. Cassidy afforded
such temporary relief that the disease broke out more
violently ever before the Cincinnati Conyen-
ton completed its abors. Mr. Cassidy's peace and
harmony commission to reconcile the differences be-
tween the factions OF the Democratic party in the
state Of Pennsylvania" consisting Of three Wallace and
three Randall Democrats would doubtless have sue
ceeded in the undertaking for which they were ap-
pointed II 10 had not been for the fact that score or
bodied Democrats all wanted TO represent Pennsy-
vania in Haucock's Cabinet The Commission OF SIX
were men brains but thev lacked the genius to put
twenty big pegs into one small hole, and they were
obliged abandon their efforts at peacemaking until
4 more opportune season.
Nearly all the Democratic doctors in Pennsylvania
attribute the distraction in the party TO Senator Wal
thcy ask with very great propriefy what right
had Wallace telegraph to Hancock from Cincinnati
have just turned the votes OF the nrlY-elgh
delegates from Pcnnsyl vania 10 you have talked
with Randall Cassidy, Naux, Dl, Speer, ana other wise
the Democratic iatn and they all agree that ms
is way Wallace OF getting ais work IN" before inc
other fellows" They differ only 10 the particular
HancOcks Cabinet that Wallace thinks he can
best an for all admit tnat his motive IN ior"arins
that dispatch and his working 40 vigorously 10 secure
the cha!rmanship or the Democratic National commit
tee, WAS scat In that hypOtheicil CABINET
senator Wallace aware that under the workings or
our new Constitution we have no more OF years IN
Pennsylvania politics that our AssenDiYmeh are no"
elected ether at Presidential or GuDeInhtoa elec
tor and such being the there IL 10 chance for
Democrat being elected Senator though be be a
Wallace hence Cabinet portfolio i the przc for which
Wallace has been aiming But Speaker Randall, Lewis
C. Cassidy, Richard Vaux, encouragement Stcnger,
Governor CuriiA, Colonel James Z. Barr, Rob
ert Monaghan, William L. scott. GEORGE NJ.
the same direction and until this question ts settled
there can be no harmony ID the Democratic party III
winch or these roads leads to tho White Horse
tavern ard wIich easiest roadl asked stranger
OF a boy. at forks or a road IN CARBON COUNTY.
Neither OF them leads tIere; and NJ ma Ter wDh one
YOu TAX, you woa't 90 TAR Defere y0uIi "lSh you y
decide make Wallace his Secretary Of Tic treasury or
Pastma-ere1era II he ever gets the chance, he VIII
wish had before be j. month Older ana II ne dDcs
SO decide lie Will wish he hadn't within fortnight after
is believed hera that Dill and speer. The two Wallace
members of the late d" peace aud harmony commission
chairman Of Tire National Committee than indaI ana
Cassidy nad and what Is .et or wallace alter MI DIV
EXPORT gers hrou Zh with him It Thought VIII be de-
voted Id getting square" with Andrew ii. Dil, claif-
man If the state Democratic Committee and X. Mi.ou
sprcr, chairman OF TWO years ago
UnGG the circumstances, men wnOare Clear ca ECU on
wel-I ormed have no doubt tnat PtnnsyNan Is 1000
for 3OOCO majority for General Garfield as ne Reru9i
can Ear V more united tIan IL has been since 1ooV
and j. lust aggressive as III ever Naa