New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

ness lie il an excellent fcncer aud has the st ~ u'ns
hut faw words accomplish hia end. ana 'V'iN N"'
spafiu Y nsed n words might soon weary w" '""'
~ aaama 80 know the ctbcr ~ Democratic "'n''h
ton whore there nro mary cnuitrnhV"F "n"'"'''
men, and no wnstcs nothing 20 reach their anu "
,be .,nr time 10 gain heir snpd viii M r"fnon ~ '''
convention, mot even lawyers kr l'"'l'l'' A" ''''A
haa ne wuittt command and t'w'ohs' "' '"'' "''''
whn,r mo- ba. hoen au adventure hii " "P' '"'" NY ~
n.r,etnnl pi,ruuity which n aucl iHfsr mrn'H '' '"
sounds tomanucas and hr wastes n'llhht m H'''"F.
rather .i,r man wearing suit ~ blue somewhat pune
tllois about hls dross, nr -crna io n"'l"'N p"'" 9"
| character ANA prr-rVeraice "h inv "''"
lines Of ufo 10 make rU"ns '''''''
ils family went from N'N YORK -'a'' "
Ars,n.a. ,.l IA, war coming 0u loo ht }plth Ice WI"
confederate. ami d1ftci % NcwYork CIV, where hS
sn..iug powers and social ability 'ooH gave MN posi-
lions NOT always up 10 his mark II Glove ANA '' "''"
mated aud elected Dee VIII owe ~ mainly 'o ''' '''' n
particular talents shape him well oeior Ws '"N'''
ton. ,,.
Barnum Of Conncct.cut sits on the platform ana n''
ma, ,pDar,re OF A frmrror foreman who had been sue
ce.sfu I'm commerce. H. has MOI mich SKULL f 'u'
eyed I'd faced looks Dee lone or lie. and about '1N
yea, Did There some gray beard around hiS race nc
ma zone ~ the arts OF address h mp aud down d'e- h"'
con de essentials auu DeieTcs III thoroughly prl'"
cal pol s that end also tne means In 'he present
confess he is NOT very steady, seeing dangers almost every
where The nomination may perch
OSF OF rHE best LOOKING MFN N rHf fALL
r. A. Burke. ~ Louisiana. generally called Nea ~
Burke. Ii one OF the best looking men in me COZ
yention, six feet more HIGH spare oi
body with a face on which are silver lines
and be is still comparatively young though he has be
come gray lie perhaps hfivyeais OLD tie IL Known
In the south FOR his ui.auga1le Application. during
put up telegraph lines for IN" Sohleieilo9
and soon gravtated into business and "Ien ne iea
LOUISIANA began 70 straithn out her politics ana nal
considerable Influence WITH President Rayes Tie i' care
ful III his dress is native of AeutIck7, does not ant--
nize persons IN private lie. but L. rather prone
TO have MS own way in organic H'"
and hence he has hal 70 70 on the dnc-hS
.,ryllud AMI receive w,I1L H' voice is some" lA'
clear but not mp 20 a4urements ot his cra h'!
Be suea- in persuasive way wtl some uerF"1, guar
.,v and would 1 should tLus. bee moro elective 10
/ council tuu ia the .Dum. He also knows what At
wants and never ,evry.- from ina, end and hence ln
this convention white Louisiana s o'leT"l~" n'I'-''
o &c variable SHE aAs uaIl,n., adhered t' the Nor'H-
.ru 10y cleveland Nue os policy. A''iii r'"'A-
erp tor who does not attract mu"l afternoon ull Is
/ Influential is NJ Dawson. % south carolina SUI.
Young luau. though Doc SIS pf.na r".N gray Ari- "h
Iusislr.an who. when boz. anne f' ODD. country .'
isbt for jne Cou,eIeracT aud ina- 'm-t poor az 'nr
close of tue ue cousor,ci with f".ov 'tih" ' Ar
E,rIau IS us was acquainted with American journalism
and these 80 obtained .ruu "brn' aor iuc ne"s-
paper tt Charleston which they have r1'r tle ead3c
r-.u of south Carolina i- LAS superior "iai
and none of ule cUrtnes- ~ ~ou' germ .enri'
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