, 1880-06-14
CINCINNATI.

HtLAT bENATOH JOHE8t OF fLORIpAt BAEA
5psetat Dtspateh to Ine Chicago TrtbuuG
WASHINGTON, D. c., juno 1a-sonator Jones.
q Floridn, Is n native Irtshulatt, and has risen
lroin tho position OF q day-luborrr to that OF
United stntos Sonator. 1lo hns cuta rnthor ro-
specaable figure In Congress, ind is credited
Hlth being good lnwyor and m honest nlntl.
!aspeaklng OF tho Democratic outlook, Benntor
'oaea said: ~ to not pretend TO bc uble to rcad
III Of tho stHns Of tho tl1ucs Alright, hut, II
nAfo any political sugstoity, think tho best
taing tho Democracy can do ia to nominate Mr.
haSard. Hayard ts II mn1, upon whoso character
naro is not ono b3otel."
Senator Jones, In speaking Of Mr.. Garfield,
31d that. In bis opinion, tho Republican purity
could not have dune botter thnn to 1nu1o tho
eaoIeo thoy havo male. "Garllcld Ia brainy
uaa. anu ot great powar, and perhaps be has no
superior In tho country. Ills haS boon ro-
natkable carcur, and ono Ia which havU nl-
N.Y. taken groat Interest. In tho Senate ho
fnld havo mudo his tnnrk along with BlA,nq
~ ConklIng. The choice Of uartleld. nnd tho
a'loat or blaine, Sherman, and Grant, need
afprtso no QUO who ha8 studied our political
history. 6inco tho tlmo Of Jefferson no 1uau VINO
nt ntaotivcly sought tho Presidency hns obtained
w., Wobster, Clay, and Calhoun tried In
tnn ~ % socure what unknown mon got Without
H. t99sks,nF n!Mlno wall never bo President of
w. ~ unteI ~ states. ln choosing Garfield how
L
aSssttery WY Ma tltustrfous as any OF his oon,-
ssatot5 ssa think, hownsor, that uarto!d has his
ss;sh IT, po'nts, yhlch IN campaign lko TINT
snI y nis utmost dlbadsnntAko. He is u tnat, OF
S%oaderfut ptwer far all TINT, md 10 dufoat HIN
Se ,ba bDen,a,ortoy should nolnnio man s pure
= hayard We shall tlMd suchI man."
TtLDEH VI. SEYMOUR.
"a, "a Western w Republican Senator said tonight
ss'ai1ien H.: IL still tho Important fuutor IN I'LL
n u ryi uf Stff I'm,
Sis' MS paFtus :" Hero ia tho situations" ho OK
6edi .a'id "Wo may nrcnise that thg South III!
teik nd in',Isna vii oleus ct .her man, Whoever @
s9I9,y sSm,Iy b.. II they nominate seymour. they
NY salI seem 70 haye smooth su!ting, io carrt01
sssaerent now. Whit does tho nomination Of
&%.Sur &nn.su .. lnenn M with respect to NJ, ridden?
ths hHt t' p4sty The declared s1d 4,
I"ex IT, xero eithur instuuero, or hnvo dpsurtod him
bSoMae bS taey done so7 Manlfcstly 0ocauso of The
s"'en ny attempts ~, buy the scat to which ht
y nnt clcetul. This IL whut tho rejection
H. .lsaGn VIII moan ald hu will ~ tnturprut 1t.
sn,a. ~ .sias!yf think not, io IL q MAN of
wbeh n!h IIs ~ isRyt IL aa tno !ai9 hM s,u e ySgy
Sss, s.s Ut being elected. II Mr. Tildan !. thrown
s,IsSoaT' s,ss. y, ho VIII not s!t down and f9ll bis
s as,a. y E uSs Z, HanE t. s1 oy oy pnXhs %
s,,e, lnythtng to losu; but hu win have tho OPP
whose OF sweet revenge. Now. take the
f.saf, burn uf the d[lutnu; Ii Seymour IL do
SitH SiatHA Tor tho nomination by Tllden. thun we
a.. aIse ,hs mum whom VIZ aan defeat; IL either
e Hss heta u XosA gts,u,NA fnr hApu that VIC eAr
IT. New FORK and Conncoticut Az 10 Ia.
a1, sM, ~o can let 1t 10 and still wln."
~, r!lAt !aAt Do you thtnk Ut Thurman for the SEQ
etacet' wus usktd.
B,hMne!!, think 1t Will 10 putting tho heavy end
Isen,u uSket bnhnd., Thuftna!, would prnbably
khts., pecanse, in tho nAt4ral cnursg Ut things,
H. 70 pailticul future. He will not at hls axo
tesi " be elected AEHfu to the Senato. Az
EaIa " the combination. bnw0vor, he would
ts1ivva Very respectable candidate, for un-
hstj,e hstj,e,,iy n W Ia thu hgyest man In tho Detno-
Nm GaEllcl1, Ii elected, unity the partyf'
y. tsalnk k "; and ! feel confident that. II wo
ai!aoled ~ succeed III thls ctsnpaiKt!, tho
AsS,ass'io Will 1fsuppuAr from bouthufn politics
ii tsaS q four years. II Hayes had Oe<ti visor,
h,hsuh " eld accession to the Presidency, bud
iissSsaa sound blu. ths entire purity, Instead of
katioo " Y, many u tho evils OF hl8 Alnlnis-
sQa could easlly hRve becn avoided. aud wo