New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-27
AFFAIRS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

LARGE TowNs-rlcn MIN or TIE COMMON
| WEALTH.
Ex-Governor Curtin. the War Governor Of
| Pcuusvlv,nil. i. vcu known tn New York city, where
lie spends large part ~ every year His iai straight
agufc suggr-tve ~ the old Ar.socTac school lie IA
nov four years old and lives u his natiye VILLAGE
Of Bcncfcut where hs father settled In l7o0. after
having quttci France FOR ~ liberty and safety
4 TRiRrNr representative yesterday met the Governor
at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel and az few gca'ral qIc'
lions 70 him in ncighbo-ly way, without reference T.
Newspaper uses
The Governor inquired about tn rcsuli Of tho senate
contest at Albany. and naked how tho Republican
party % Pcnusyl stood between Couac and the
President.
"Oh. they are for TIC President Overwhelmingly. was
the rcplr As FAR ~ that goc. the President - sup
ported In that issue without much rccaFi 20 party
Arc Won have sharp political contest Tn Penn
sylyanla next falli'
"Iri1k not much 81 coutosi. Tic election Is 70 De
for state Treasurer II forurry IA an important
Office whom tfcro plenty Of iund- 81 pt 90 haud "h'
NJ Nigh rncs ~ Interest to thc Treasurer nnd
hIs 'rcudt Bnt win money n percent there is not
"Il hcrc i"rci telling through Pennsyhao., about
| the next Democratic nomination ior the I"-l'c"'!'
MINK there f. general 'coiins in rcnn'yTa9i9
n" im,r In, r,niration Among our people Zee stands
very high account ~ his services n ~ war ne tu
for Tre,iI,ui iu clean nary way and submitted 10
IL cr e., sny pr,o,ic, oi Waacr on , r,r,r ''
mcp'zHe ne iFo ,''i '.,, , ,' TO- H.. e.rcd
" am AFRAID n%i. ihcp I'D i".n % rt, nee So,i
men ~ sbiy n, walp- { am elad To 'ay. has cN-
tric,tcd Bis sGars I'm Nlscon-n. which were consider
~ oif s,ae and i oournn, viii other cniI'mcn cA.
pcricnccd IN lumber bad acquired -rcnm 100 "i-con
Goat down timber Thcy rrrrc.-cl bf other nrr-ons.
hnt understand they hafe cleared az ihc naiicr'
me Govcr1or vs.. asbc. .-,u Govcrnor William higher.
Who ALAN li,'.l thrr'. and d.ci "a r.. ycsr- ago.
20. 40 ID "a fHY ID q
prh ~ MAJ r- r,r, rerrr.sutfitr co. thc vu"l STAT.
~ Irnn-s Nani1. uf WHICH .' W. n.''r ' ''''-' '
- .,,,,,. .n,,.r rrr ,-.rVrrAr
49,, ,....... ,.......f u.,,,.
t.tl'i'h'' '''Nt "i'i' To" '''
Nacvcach. Governor turtu ..i. 81 h'd N'oN-'fh
l-63. lc is d man "i lr@ H' '.'I "' I''"- ~ '.
/ Mount. he il NOT p,r-iru..r.r qualified 'lr roI.
tcs. anl have apprcl n''d ia't Doe tenure
In the Cabinet would not he long u.
speech and argument IIr write. lAr..i.ar SOIL l'r
some fcw years b. has devoted hin-eL while n Paia
" .at sinn "i ,''t',l'. %, I .nI' e. ',--,' .Ui-
veto nf ttc Juu,iar, ilU % f-v dat- hrnuclf An
rnnc,, ,ou,fcndn.ior nud Wa tr,,Init ut done u
was .rcrir to incr..r me- number ~ or.,l- fr t.c
0,,,y,r a ,.,,f, la- 10000 .tl .ritaut. 10 a4. tn.
utrd To- Reside n' judo ibf ''". -"i. ,"i",i'- OFT
much less l"i'idu'u' "t, '.t . .r.,.
hy t,e cane iu.r, wirl, vcr. d.idcd ps no, ferI
tory ~ another county. Iacs n.-1 doubled
the JUDGES 100 "icii district o. account %. '"' r
~ i, , i W ,...,-i.- d "a showed hoo Dos
veto rnesSe. To r,, over nlnr., mlrr- iu ltau"
'alia, ana =" mas 'ai i'''i Ii. a,i.i
have r.r, more tid ,- anr tl.f, .-, 100 aI Ia.id.
A. ~ 3 We have scycnt1 ini-.-
i ihr e.iartci' "i 1900 J+l't.i.' 49, i'N"'' ''''
dnfitNlt OF 49, ll q, '''''4'.' "."' ...t 3D..
So. D lsn"i W. have t''l 'nlf'- ~ lH',ll" ~,
Sfa'r Ih' pr"rlr hat' commune I'D 'i'" ''''' '@-
thrnr ,h"u' lcnn-y au'a
- tlrrr n"i AJudfc "h" inaIe hu'h o"uI""''u 'h
Lu7cruc County ~ m, ,
Yes. that two NJ thirc frar4 nco lh'f f"l
hifn out W. have ll cia scandal f ltnurl ifAnia