Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-27
The interestin the nesuIt incrCsNns--rIo
various tanaidates- Prominent
speakers ut the tuthcr

ante congressional proceedings especially
# he possesses q logical aud receptive
mind and covert ambition for similar
honor III the near future.
| OI course what Pennsylvania dcsivys IS
that the state should again be recognized
with her fayorite Democratic son in tie
chair, aud to the calm. phegmltic, Tru
tonic mind OF the average keystouer, 10
| would seem that he has the inside track
| though predictions are unsafe, as every
hour diYulges some new scheme, and each
Candidate processes 20 have recovered such
Ia form ItiOn as will energizs his friends
and paraIyzo his foes. Yet Mr.. Randall
has made and is making progress in a
silent aud unseen, but fully a. powerful
manuer as the rest, aud every arrival or
his party delegation from Pennsylvania
adds one more to his earnest supporters
here. Were it not for damasiny facts.
such as the failure of tho PENNSYLVANIA
election aud the fear that his advancement
Is calculated to revive the hobby OF your
statc-the tariff with its iutriclcius and
uneXPlaiua6ie belonSjugs-it would be an
almost sure affair for him, as his cOmbIuA
tiouS look more formidable aud enduring.
II is generally conceded that he has more
tact, caution and experience, while his
wisdom Is, 10 say the least, on par with
his rivals. His firm bu: prudent rulings
AID his general failure 70 make
mistakes point to him as the chosen
Moses to lead the Democratic hosts
TO the promised hud of victory.
and-spOiis, \ look at hi, col, collected
manner, bis keen eye, determined expires
sion aud Napoleonic cDLtou- Of head. |
makes one wonder sometimes what possi- !
bIli.es are concentrated th5ro aud miyh. |
be brought iuto requisition if he had a
clear road under benign aud sympGthe,i, |
He is considered true 10 .
his friends, aud this will secure him last.
1g praise and support, fJr " insrat..uls
: the worst of vices"
MIR. Carlisle has more Geuial manner !
is alleged, aud modest with considerable
If the cOnveutiona! Southern fire but
tstes differ about tuat, aud while his
bourbon friends betray the usual exlu5er
.3ce " character Indigenous 90 the d" sa
red soi,' they lack stamina aud cout.-
lence. There is an impression prevailing
hat it is not the part Of wisdom or neces
Aty to give them just now the flesh pots
d Egypt that are in the Democratic grasp
15 they might make the meat tainted and
.ndigestible 10 the Northern stomach. and
thus tnperil the party cause in tho cumiag
presidential election.
Mr. Cox is noted IS the wit, the bumor
st Of the House, bright aud bparkli1g as
us fa7orite champagne, full of repartee
md quick at retort and to see point
nat may recoil upon his assailants. His
6iIiiy u undOuGted, but his ioYial nature
considered too digpifGd and unsaf. for
he exalted position he coyets. Whether
ucctss'ul or not he will bob up ssrepeIy' {
nd be prominent and valuable figure ia
ne Intellectual sOrays inevitable to the ,
over House.
Tho Lutheran Festival =
IAe Lutheran church here aud ,lrouuL. {
ut Protc slant christcri - Ia inst gone q
hrough season Of refreshing and rsilv-
nation in celebrating the 401th auuiver- ,
ary Of its founders birth who, despite his '
auIts, was mauly, courageous aud bold i
rowing bis faith by his willingness "a
leet obstacles and encounter death. At
he Old Lutheran church, DR.. DJmers. ,
oraer OF llth and II. streets, A. W. b
lnguIar though pleasant spectacle WAS 5
resented 20 those who are anxious 10
reak down the barriers of religious bigot- ! !
and sect glorihGation. Among the |
peakers was Pere Hyacinthe, tue noted /
rench pulpit orator. He spoke In French. J
id, oI course, comparatively few under.
,ood the language, but his deep, musical y
1ice, bis national vivacity, graceful les. Il
cuIatioD, eloquent peroratiun and his a
asSlc features and refined appearance
'nefalIy, stamped him as the hero of the Il
'ur, aud confirmed much Of the good re- :,
'rt that had preceded him. His wife, a
rye, amiablo and deyout looking lady
him. 4
lie was followed by Simon Wolf ex-
'unsel to Egypt, Jew, who endorsed .
uthers character as the individual who a,
vi broken the fetters of religious confIpo. al
eht and opened way for the toleration cl
at now prevails. Another speaker was y
H. Warner, whieom resident Of !"
lneaSter, once in the internal reyenue h
hce there, aud now prosperous real al
tate agent here. His words were Cew m
id appropriate, as has been the case in -
her gatherings when he. was called unor -
% Masonic lodge for instance. Or
omer is very popular aud learned, T
The Memorial church, corner of 14th
rect and Vermont avenue, PROPOSE 70 u, ="
ect statue on the lot in front AZ soor y
1t is completed in Germany. 1t will
present Luther in his attitude at the IN
lot OF Worms, when he said "Here I M
'nd' cannot do otherwise God helm
Q. Amen 20 i
ihe excitement of to morrow will be the =,
rnout and parade Of the "CoptinentaI II
aards'" new military organization to q
dressed in the costume of "the d.vs NJ
at tried mems souls" Tho material % JC
men IL Is composed is first class and that a a
W soon DO on an equal footing with tha A
her military companies. Washington "a s,
'rtionlarly favored with two fino corn
mics, the National Rifles" and tho ia
Lhght Infanty" besides two or tbroo ~