, 1881-12-15
GATH ON PARTIES,
GLOOMY Future Prospects Of, The Dc.
rkNernrys

Gloomy Future Prospects Of, The Dc.
nl0crncy.
EEw YohK. Dec. lU,--At present there aceyus
slight probability Of tho election Of q str4!gbt
Democratic President three years. huEco
Tlut.nnn hRs mare respeot than any leader In
the party, tut tl.oro Ia certain prnn'Mti,rlty
Of nyp Htluut him, and those Indignant sInlltlUs
which ul,eu sGen1cl to iudtculu h!nl to tho
pcvpiu arp soothetl. Ile spends 1lio ns tuuph
uf hs titnc u'lmirng tito Republican lenders M
ho does constructing Il ratstro out Of Dclnocrattc
1nutcrlal Although Sir. Pcntlctou tccIua,to bn
fastening intention Upon himself. nm unnbie
to SEQ thnt he has produced any Impression III
this quarter Of tho world. do not SEQ how
except under very remarkable circumstances,
he ctutd carry the sintc Of Now York.
Tho Hnln holi Of the Democrats for the ncxt
President IL tho hopc Of ao,lstD a,nong tho Re.
pu6llenns. II Frcaldent Arthur possesses uny
knowledge or humun nature and OF tilu couittry,
and does not uxcts himself on tllo subject 0t q
second tern no cnn stcntlIly dcercuso tho notno-
eEatlu prospects OF II strnlvht-tlt SUCCESS. There
IL n little Idea att0At In New York TINT hn ts In
favor OF running Mr.. kohcrtaon fur Governor
next timo. should thin,t tllat would he c.nI-
ncntly wise, and It woutl m',ld tho pnrty lii this
Stnto Into ono body and probably mike 1t
unanimous FOR Arthurs reelection. Tho truubls
IN tho ItepublIcan partr Is two-fold. Flrst, tho
datninioa of roycngefu bosses; and second the
want Of now moral purposes IN tho party. Tho
spirit OF Cromwell hs,s always animated tito Ito
publican party-n passion for mntcrtn nnI
1nerHl warfare a1sl dominion. The nenlnutsry
Is weak ncchnse It makes nu nrctensDlls MI that
hcnd. 1hNusnnus nf hrpnEt!taHs Art t!ssntia.
i!ea with tho mural m snptnc,1css e tlcIr party:
Heu no ttMsan t1 desert.
Judge Thurnnn cotnes tho nearest Of any
DsEnucratu tchder. III itrpul,lscan callnntlon, to
pFunstetnR TINT kind Nf administration which
would purEn iho public snryls'a ur ,lnwurtiinesa.
Yet there h!!Ks;t rrohalility Of Thurman i,rlllY
1aany votcs as aet,. Hanroek. Iiancock ,luI tho
est 1S 70 coni ts nc iast .lme =; Tho sn taot n
publican Earty and tts ennentlons and cnmpesi-
uons for tho tneatre q ec!iou. ana tho llr!,1ac.
wlers tho h,g rIuR-rI's.nR Is III 10 slnne md br-
inT s.onpedM nc ncnr ti,e nnitat,ee ,ss snnllcr tout
ssrve e. esae Ss % s u te'n g Sc4.r t9rkS
As thtngs stand, i q simply ,alencss rnr alr.
pend!c!ot!: Or n.y. Of tha o!i tnansvstcrs TO ne
might haye II business pan!o before 1881 whir.,
has ost1aS prospects nt.lor 1i ncs w cot,on H 81
easy prosporlty Ta';o tiiv turil question:, ind
zee s bow inHny l'gn,oo!ntlq vots!a md oycn
dvnt upoiif Tho o,liv,al corruptIons u sho tr.
p Gss's ss%t'tss "ds IT. %"f''s Il I'll sustas 1ssx
atu nltut III Rn.,u IN they EVER werg. TAu
tnsG s,fy Il W4 sS st s l a4 ~ uas i y
ing influence III Aniuri,l, st;tusilasshp tiuE.
Gari,S!d. who 4,ed tho ather .ay. narso,sy Oh
EiiHltsn society electri Iln ulsiai,sr, sl,i 10
Mus Huutcd ns II reader IN tho ruvenlie topic.
Yet WhGt Democrat who u.cllna busl,luss a.lli
op|sntent Of tho turITi
..th Tho ext1sLM'iar nf t1e sectional tlueston IL
~ 'shK III that a!sesinn wss eminent therp wis
esrry rcasen ~ tho southerl sIatea tn W slltilY
!lclnacraltiu. Suw thAt NupthllGRn President
t&3ut$ Il t3inS3ilKE WitlDtiE