New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

for Parliament In London CITY," his appearance on th4
hustngs In the Guild Hall aroused en- excitement tnae
showed ITSELF after the old Engish fashion, In petu& 70
extensive and systematic that the wagers on his success
were consolidated by ring Of enterprsng brokers nV
recognized stock which was freely quoted On change
This John Wilkes, who tested the habeas corpus 70 %
above the privilege Iof Paramentanother Hallet XII
bourn relative cousin, think, OF the late Al
mira wilkes. Of the United States Navy, and very dis
connect of Booth the actor. Hence the atters
son was called John Wilkes Booth
Said John G.. Thompson during the week: In the
Hancock campaign accused OF turning tho
prees against Hancock Now how 1t was, because
came here after the elections had gone against
Such Is the propensity for gambling IN this town
that every Democrat you would meet offered TO bet you
Garfield would carry New-York or be President. The
pecuniary of the matter absorbed all their patriot
ISM How could anybody report otherwise than thatn
New-York Hancock prospects looked gloomyp
You will sometimes in the lower part OF this city
with eyes very his nose, with long. slopng
face and gaunt almost consumptve figure and demure,
address, yet keen Patrick Henrys glance
though he does not always look straight at You You
behold In him man who look around square cor
and the Presidency in the middle OF the opposite
block His name Is John Rhodertc McPherson-Cartha-
genian the Island he is the boss Of New-Jersey
Governoreect Leon Albeit Is his creation NewJersey
mex Democratic candidate considering that New-Nork
New-Jersey and Connecticut all essential TO the De-
moeracy; Mr. wckhams idea that Ex-Governor Ran
dolph was the man. he has since said that Mcclellan
might be revived. He Overlooks John Rhoderio Nc
phersou age Just fifty There IL ripe yet maiden age
for you Now undertake to say that there IL not bet
ter politician ia the country as barrels CO. tnan H. NJ
He has q seat In the Senate till 1889.
NewJersey has been kept Democratic by the moral e1-
ample OF two Of her Of that party Joel Parker
and Theodore Randolph. The former made a faithful
the latter enforced the right of procession
against the Molly Maguires. New-York has been kept
demi Democratic by the two other GOVERNOR, Iilden
and Cleveland both OF whom undertook TO chasten their
HibeTnian leyes. The Democracy is composed OF two
elements the Puritan Democrats and the loernisns.
The former are the race of Andrew and sonewall Jack
son. OF Marcy and sas Wright, of Livingston and Cn-
tOn-men Of ideas and The line that divides them
from the Republicans at times disappears The last act
of General Marsh was to march the Puritan army into
tho city Of L ondon.
It is said at Albany that candidate for Con-
grcssman-at-Large. Mr. Howard Carroll. was educated
In Europe by President Arthur who was friend.of
Lieutenant Colonel Carroll the young mans father who
was MORALLY wounded in the war.
Senator Daniel voorhees, tells story that when Sen
ator Butler of South Carolina had contest for his seat,
Senator Cameron said to his successor Donald: Thirty
years ago this Buffers uncle was chairman Of the Eec-
tons Committee and resisted effort TO take my seat
Therefore Donald Cameron and Patterson and others OF
that contingent at went 10 Buffers relief IL oc-
cured me- hearing this told that II had more distant
beginning Calhoun indebted TO Simon Cameron for
assistance get The Globe newspaper the Government
organ Of Polk out Of the hands Of his wasplsh enemy
Francis Blair Cameron Is accused by Benton OF hay-
Ing done the work Calhoun may have given Butler MS
instructions as all powerful in South Carolina
Rut think that McDufo was in the Senate when the
elder Cameron went there
Our new aparmcnt-hOuses yariOusly compared 10
balloons and 10 sausages in their effort hold within tho
same skin variety Of contents and to bloom 20 Nigh
The big new Catholic church ut Fifty -ninth-St ana
Nnth-ave 10 TO be seated with 5000 of Mackayes nys-
iDlc chairs.
Sims indicate that the Cleveland Hendricks and I1den
blooms are 10 be annexed to III. b. Payne, OF Ohio