Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-10


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As President Arthur, TO come before the conyen-
ton ia good shape. must have the support OF hi,
OWL state. the Importance u ascertaniu the feel
ins IL New York towards him is very great The
results 0ilnQuires thus Tar Indicate that. While Cd
position has not become formulated and omen aS
Jet. 1t exists. and Is daily growing more deter
IAlued Inc President finds the two leading repub-
Dcan nsWspaper>-the Tribune and the Tunes
really opposing him while both are ready IN admit
the merits or his administration. Tie tribune
1aVVTS Blaine The Times has not vet disclosed a
positive preference for 2ay but leans towards
EiLiuhd7 Ana JUS at this luncture when the
ftesaent needs aggressive newspaper support
comes The announcement that the Commercial
SdcsfttSeF Is TO pass under The Influence OF Mr..
fsrke Goodwin. formerly OF the Ereaing POST and d
man whose hostility to the ~stalwarts' is well
known.
The Times has hot taken its stand Of courteous
antagLOlsn TO Nj. Arthur without a study OF opin-
hon through ihe state and the result OF that H.
qulfy says to-day mat Ii fIude mo evidence that
AM CONSIDERABLE portion OF thc party Ia ills state
deslTe the Nomination ~ President Arthur nile
II discovers Very genera. re-ti5ssneSs under any
attempt by The machine" to manufacture dele
gates 10 Chicago not in accord WIKI local sen;i-
hirhl- should Nj Arthur not tv backed 10y his
O'- state. Il Will be Idle Tor h. to lo for support
oi,SIQe the state Hence NV YJrk has already
oecohe The battle-ground; the result VIII ug seen
IL" 10 q L" Weeks II tle President can win over
tAe usAntcteu clements 20 support him, he VIII
nave Il very strong case before The politicians 1T
large But Il the Old antagou!szns III New York
fEE - y. ILL.,. nth
e-lned TO loo5Se .Se9nere FOR a candidate.
The New York star. John Keuv-s organ. came
out yesterday IL hot Tor IiI3rn certainly nU- against
Lin, and as Kelly has been TI.uefiS worst enemy
Oh late years his conversion Just at this time is sig
Ilncant HE editor has made IA careful pertlsal'
OF his exchanges. 2nG finds therefr0In a STEADY
growth among democrats III every section Of the
country Of sentiment in favor OF TcnOutnatlug
Tue Old ticket Of 1s76-IiIden and Hendri cks-on
the ground Ok political eXpedency and historical
justice
The Star the goes OIL 10 say that answering this
PEI demand. Mr. 1iden, ii believes. in effect
has pct hiruSelt III the hands Of his friends while
Mr.. Hendricks has recorsliered his refusal 10 ie q
Candidate for the vice presdency
Hence. II IL opinion the situation is much SlfNp-
Ter ROW than in 1850 II isa time IT thinks for
democrats % Unite on tie strongest candidate ire
spectye OF local or personal preferences ard hence
ucCliIN~ LAtt IHIilttstLN mas candidate.
viii oppose hone, and IA conclusion says: "Should
the convention decide % re-n0nInata the old
ticket every legal democrat VIII rally to It's sup
= ont
II soiis the gracefulness Of charity and even OF
Justice. 10 have its aid sought YerS>teGtIy cIarnor-
oisy and WITH every aftIul StTatlgein. OI this ac
count liz. professional teggary. which flavor, TOO
man! Of the arpeIis 10 the HbaraIty ri Congress-
Is offensive ~ w Gtlt!eS well said on Friday
tue cry thaf claimants were old, ihfirm and need,
vas raj '@e pie, behalf oT TO less than 1wo
hundred million dollars worth Of pending private
claims, and Eet, he added experience shows That
not over Two JhTe per cent OF these claims Were
Just.
\ debate Ike that O. Yesterday on private claims
Is fresh proof Of the folly u attempting to adic-
dcate then. IN The foor OF Congress All this class
OF business should De. and very soon must be- re-
moved from tIc calendars 70 suitable judicial til
bunaiS where both sides can be examined and 9
decision reached in accordance witl the law and
The facts
Mr.. Matthew Arnold Wu6 th.uSs tHis side Of the
world VIII up up LITTLE when ie lands in England
shot bac> couple OF parthiln arrows az. sailing Tor
nome s.-UTtJs.-on' dipped IL soothing balm the
Other II ranking p1lSoH-the effects 81 which VIII
lroo.b-y te felt Ior long time WAer' they fell.
Philadelphia IL PTulouacs the Laut-ainast CITY IN
America. IAeEtue her Chestnut street 10 dear oil
Boii street. ia iJn'icn Than this higher praise
oaiI be p!.r.tsed by any En-Sfnnan. Bosfcn on Ia.
either hand. a found rs 80 nis TASTE STYLING IT, 10
Use his 0vn words "toJ cptd.-JOo arlllcial.' This
must he 4 sad J.ow to rIty winch prices Itself
above al things on heiGg English and wnrr,.
Ang"in.ILid l. regularly taught ia The schools Ii
would ~ worth sonnet s-in- 10 SEE The sort OF wei
come The apostle II Sweetness ana light would get
n he SAo',.I ever visit r.la Au., again.
FOLLOW nc on The heels ~ tIa = .sra ,1. -r,,
between NayCr Latrobe arl The Democratic exac,l
tive committee Oh city pat:JHgr comes another on
Tie proposition ~ tie Baltimore ana ONO railroad
70 tUili elevated road through ae cltv n order
10 Increase it, lJc.-o OF through traffic between
Washington ana New York. The friends Of the
plan urge lI- general Convenirrre AMI the helm II
viii b. - The prosperity oI me city They also
dweL or Tie disadvantage Baltimore VIII 10 a. If
The road Is Obliged u Take its tracks arutnd out
SIDE the civ Inc Opponents or the SCHEME de-
n9ulce !; a. ruto-s ~ propert, n'ereSts and an
invasion. OF the rights Of The cfrs IN jDj~uartoo
meeting Is to be held Tomorrow uiglt: ai.d inean
time t. u sides arr Hghting vigorously in the news
papers-
II Is great mistake 10 think Congress has mo-
nopol, OF ba,i Tanurr-. Or.y Saturday q fracas
occurred Ia the p"El!li0n Parliament that nut, -
Shame The most Informal parliamentary debates OF
one OF 1;ir a-ir.EL: ~so1,. That evening We are
tod MI Charles CanpUe.' ~ .4iIr unde. TIE in;lu-
eiice u IG-r!- CHARGED EgpH Il fellow member with
siicS.<tni tat House was only prevented fror,
s'4'I.-- >'fri.i@.B roo- oUtr4-. ly t. JrrInp IN
teryertiGn ~ To- hE,f.:.rcs Il Is e,identv high
tiiiie ta' ne t.i.ai Parliament passed Stringent
rue on 'C1.I tea
NJ. "a-.ae- T. - propose e. put M with anv
noAscn>" iE.sn IT, I-tI. even /! we haven't q
navy. or however ne s,.t NJ S..r-fnr haS T., t.o
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