New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22

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gwen % man whose opponents anu ""o-' l''"'- .'
admit MS ability. Colonel sne"d was cH'ei o' stan o'
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Is generally admired all over the country among fair
men While he has been q good strong paitsan' That
kind OF man much better understood than the class OF
people who are criucis.nc him for really possessing
qualities There il no man On my day, said Mr. Common
who mas h'd IS" large share OF The pu'Ac admiration
pI-h'eheI UP ing p''"' business ana iH"' INC
Government something to think OF and aspire toward
a. Blaine. Ihs very awakening OF .th' young """e7
Tor politics j. an UNCONSCIOUS homage 10 BiIhe VINO mas
made public life so attractive The Democrats may De
able to beat him. 0ut ;h'y are going to nave no easy
run
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size The bookseller who had them said that they were
brought In him by rc.rcrtablc- looking man who con-
veved the impression that he represented family
compelled 10 sacrifice them Each has the name written
on l hack in ink IN characters CARVING ont the appar
on w of the pctnrcs which would seem 10 De ~ least
Hftv vear old Thcv are oucauvas stretched on paste
hoard Same mink tcv yyerc ,liutcd ~ bc used by an
enrravcr for set of Illustrations of the lives OF the sim
rs srcb ~ eondcrso, A. therc ,,rr of These -i.ucrs
or Hftv-.iv il will n seen that there are only four
risi, I-. bI. tho set cortan4 some
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The dcrliDatiou Of Nj TiIlru an Indiana Democrat
said IN mo was rc,,rlc for withdrawing himself with
dpirv and at the same time ending the hopes OF Mr.
reprcE. ruI4eJ~ ne continued, ~ 7 am hardly vet
convinced that II was not ri.c OF Tldcn. who
np a. old Ricbcurl WAS 10 get himself detached from
Hendricks altogether and put on MS own merits - can
ddate. Hendricks Thought himself iouf years ago l'o
much ~ man {" 70 behind Mt Il.ueh' ana re-IS''"
every overture W ihe convention 20 '"Ao 'N'
dental place He thoHIht II hi-H assumption ana
Misunderstanding nJ'r NeDo"A" 10 come '' 1N' CON '''o
and await his Presidential chance Two three years
later ne was very much IA ia'of.'' Tue o" ''N'' '',
Tien had not forgotten IT, ana ny "iIhNf""E h''''l
Or Hendricks down He il now DESTROYS it l. said. OF
putting Mcdonald IN nomination, but Mrs. Hendricks
will not permit it, II be loses Mrs Hendricks Ae loses
his last constituent"
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