Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-09
PRESIDENTIAL PRO ENOsTI-
CATIONS.
What Politicians at Saratoga
Say About CRndidates-Ar-
thur or Blaine.
snanial to New York HerAld.

Special to New York Herald.
| SARATOGA, August 5.-The srriva
here last night OF Governor Cleveland
Mr.. John Kelly and Mayor Edison
together with several well known pol
! itioians from different parts Of the
| State, has given rise to good deal o.
gossip and speculation. Governor
Cleveland Is accompanied by his law
partners. Measrs Goodyear and Bissel,
and il locAted at -.t shsSS Grand Union
Mr.. Kelly also stops at this hotel,
Mayor Edison has registered at the
United States, whore also may be
found Messrs Chsuneey N, Depew
and ex. Congressman Flower.
The parlor occupied by Governor
Cleveland was visited during the day
By number Of leading citizens aud
politicians of all stripes The Gov
ernor chatted pleasantly for some time
with Mr.. William C.'Kingsley, ex
Co gresham James o Brien, Mr..
John Kelly, Mr.. j. H. Mooney and
several others. He remained on the
piazza of the Grand Union for few
moments in conversation with Mr.
0'Brien.
ANXIOUS FOR DEMOCRATIC HAIR
MoNY.
The Governor still evidently feels
annoyed at the structures passed upon
him 10 certain newspapers as TO his
alleged junketing to Newport, when
the fact is that he has not visited that
famous watering place during the
year. He expresses himself as anxious
for Democratic harmony.
The visit and the number of leading
public men at present in Saratoga de-
velop, among other discussions, good
deal of quiet talk about the Presiden
tial succession, although the next ma
tional convention will not probably be
held before the expiration of another
year.
Judge Brady of the Supreme Court,
being asked for Presidential prognos-
tications by your correspondent, said:
There is but one man that can be
elected"
And that isl"
John R. Brady"
The genial Judge thus adroitly
evadei expressing an opinion.
Commissioner Brennan subsequently
heard of Judge Brady's candidacy,
aud at once pledged his support in
that direction.
Mr james 0'Brien remarked that
Governor Cleveland will be leading
candidate before the convention. II
would be strongly in favor, however.
oil Charles A. Dana" supplemented
the ex-Congressmsn.
ARTHUR A FAv0RITE.
There are few Republican politi-
clans on the ground in addition to
Mr.. Emery A. Storrs, of Chicago,
Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Assembly.
man Crane and Commissioner Jacob
Hess, of New York. In conversation
with Republicans your correspondent
found that the current Of opinion is
decidedly in favor OF the nomination
of General Arthur for President
why" remarked Commissioner
Hess, GederSl Arthur ia daily gain
ing strength throughout the entire
country. Since his accession to the
Presidency he has pursued an exceed
ingly wise policy aud has consequently
made himself popular with all classes"
Then you think be will be nomi-
mated at your next conventlonH"
Il certainly do"
sand his popularity will jncrease?"
1T will. Look at the opportunities
he will have 10 the exercise of the
veto power over acts of the Democratic
Congress. That party is sure to make
fatal blunders. 1t always does when
| il obtains power, An Executive that
judiciously and honestly exercises the
veto power is sure to receive the APP
proval of the people
rs the Republican party to be
united at the next election in the
State2"
Yes"
"Are the relations now between
President Arthur and Ex-Governor
Cornell az bitterly hostile as ever"
II have not heard anything to the
contrary"
Wont you have considerable
trouble in your committee when Il
meets on the 10Th inst. as to its con-
troi%
"Will not tho half breed element
seek to displsce John Y. Smyth from
the craftsmanship"
II am Of the opinion that Mr. smytI
does not want the position again "
Mr.. Hess has been soiOurnipg al
Sharon Springs with his family. bu
makes an occasional flying visit Il
SAratoes.
CHAUNcEV N. DEPEW's OPINION.
Chauncey M. Depew remarked
James G. Blaine will be the mex
President. "
why do you think sol"
well, Mr., Blaine has been chasing
the presidency for some time now tn
presidency is ehaCing him"
Thus the booming for Presidents
candidates goes on at this carly date
aud in the Vestibule of thee Gran
Union, United States and Congress
hall tonight may be found politician
eager to discuss the situation in TIL
respect Mr.. William O. Kingsley
of the opinion that Tilden can easil
be nominated if he desires the homo
:. Governor Cleveland leaves for Albsn
in the morning.
}, If VOH feel dull, drowsy, debilitate,
Il have frequent headache, mout
q tastes bad, poor appetite, tongue GOA
,. ed. Won nre auearinv frnm tornid Gva