New-York tribune., 1883-06-06
TWO KENTUCKIAN LEADERS.
OPINIONS OF HENRY WATTERsON.
HIS VIEW OF THE sPEAKERsHIp CoNTEsT-rhE 10
sIIp AND CANDIDATES FOR 1884


SUE AND CANDIDATES FOR 1854
One of the party Of prominent Kentucky gen
temen now in this city is Henry waterson tne Eo.or
Of The Louisville When met yesteroay no
said that he had to NewYork on business cohhe
cd with the Southern Exposition at LOUISVILLE anu W
did not care to talk politics. He was askeo' ho"e'
what he thought Of the contest for the speakersnp
az think there is no doubt Of Mr.. Carlisles election
he rcped "He will be the next Speaker and VIII prop
ably give greater satisfaction to both parties Us .o
occupant Of the chair than any man "Ao
ever sat In It.. Carlisle is perfect parhahieh'si'i'
he has a clear incisive and judicial mind be is gao
full orator. entirely without passion or preudce anu ~
ia as ust man as ever breathsd. All these quanies
will combine to make him Speaker aiter ING iHou'
the Speaker Of the House OF Commons
Z" How does Randall stand in the race y
al don't think Randall will get fifty votes He surely
won't get ten votes in the South and not more .'' .
I'm the West / don't believe he VIII go peioro '"o
CAUCUS The objections to him are that ne 'o'ou
for the Tariff Commission bill. To nominate such man
and throw overheard representative Oh 'no
whole body of. the Democracy, Ike Mr. Cari'sie'
would be preposterous. THE TRIBUNE -
upportng him with actual heat and thecourse OF tho
Republican newspapers toward MT RANDALL 10 0"n''"
sive against him." ,,
"what ia the prospect OF New-York's canddatef y
"Oh I think Sam Cox viii get some .o,,o s,
The party might 60 further and fare WORSE ou' '
Carlisle will be elected beyond douo''
"what will followp
"The House will be organized with the erection Vi
revenue reform Speaker who will appointr This
refTrn @ BRINE %sys bill revising the tariff the
idea of revenue exclusively There VIII be discussion ~
the mSns1 20 S9e the sond Which
DENTAL iii""' campagn Viii be fought, The gss ggns
the Will S be the snS Chief plank s
platform 1t just a; certain or6 tast o nS rnSepas s"' only
% os On hat 'Ii The convention meets The hulabaoo
about Kentuckans te1s 10 . Go%s p
The panks Of Is76-a plain tarlfor,rey ,,';
was the same rssTe t9s
some objection to that phase, and IL Is not mine. INC
fundamental doctrine OF the Democratic party on eco
nGOn.vST n0%c Sge'Onfs for tIs' the support Of the
Government For that principal putt whatever e,S b
a a. che ySg yosst Of tNGa iszc Of Mr. h'H''a'
can put i ,bo IN the SDast STRONG nc
ess ei4cua.taHcss aasasS viii vii Mr. Tdsa be candisas
next year THIS can S,,,ory Se rs' person on earth
| can MAKE Mr Tilden candidate He would not @ @lake
unc iaix 70 proclsim him It's candidate am not
speaEing for Mr. 1nlcn In any way. but my relations
T.; /. moi and viii not be a candidate In any event. IL
is not worth while o,. 20 come and 'iI'" II ia So eeT
tain truth tsat il seems almost absurd 70 utter IT, mr.
Tldcn's friends in the West aud south are ahaplns
|
| sroro those that would arise from hts candidacy"
| Rnt does not Mr. Hendricks interview lnaica'e
| no,s,hity ina, he had consulted Mr.. I1lden'
Mr. hendricks had any conhdentia, relations
| 18th Mr. 1ilden. There II nothing n
| ,hni- mast relations which would Jusuty
! mo helief that Mr. Hepdrckss eApresaohs "'I,,
tne e.t OF any concert OF action Win ali. iliuen
donit believe that Mr.. Hendricks has seen Mr iieeh
since fhe celebrated interview al saratoga III $50
uave ths friends OF Mr.. Tlden any particular candi
| datei" r,, ,. -o M, ,nassol on
nv nsrttcnlar man Now, Mr. Dana aud myscu are DOt
1epds of Mir ldrn pull cross purposesln ia th'
| na~tv have not seen men Ike Mr hahulns' Joul
nIccow or MGntOn Marble. who are resarleu as cvh'
nepsonally 10 Mr.. Tdcn, and have no iocA no" 'e1
| stand" . ,,,... .,.., t-o,.r.,riapa 2,
| aWcHonald h the man sp1keu OF universally II hcn
tuctv Nere TO speak tomorrow, he would De hanie'
,,itbont disseutiug We remember Tue contest
$50 when Mcdonald could have been named had Ne =
| desired | went to him, backed Dy coulp.ten
autnority during the early hours OF the cohHonuon
nd tod tm he could be made the nominee H nc NnuI'
saV tho word Mr. Mcdonald replied tbat ne vas IN = ~
cI1nat as the friend OF Mr Hcndricks lie colu nOl o
cnnddate II was ia the presence or senator 'oo'hec'
don't know anything about the lndiahapohs heso"'
"consldering the result In $50 when tho tarih wa
| nrorninent what the probable outcome next ear
| lyon might rs well forecast horse Iaee OF OK ~ "
caprice OF woman. think the campaign vi lSoV ""
| n PENNSYLVANIA campaign. IL was run Dy haheai' & w
| T,.rpuIn, both ProtectOnists. who ran away Hyi
| he nietform aud let the Republicans force th
,sna The platform OF $50 the same as 1876 an
ifit was beaten II because the Issue was hishal