Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-08

Prediction That samuel j. Randall will
be Chosen to Lead the Bourbon Hosts.
From Morning Eaitionl

be Chosen to Lead the Bourbon Hosts.
from Morning Edition.l
WAsHINGToS, Sept. Ga party OF gentle
men we're standing talking in the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel in New York the other day. Ben
Butler and Charlie Grovesnor were among
them. Gen. Grosvenor said, pointing to Sam
Randall, who was sitting at the other side OF
the room, THAT man sta nds at the head of the
democratic party today and believe he will
ne its candidate for 1888. The wires seem
to be all working in his favor, aud he has his
hanGs on tie mschiue. He represents the
principles which the administration must sd-
vocate and it will not be surprise if be is
the administration candidate"
There is a good deal in this statement OF
Grosvenor's. Whitney, Manning and Cleve-
land are the working force of the admins
tration. They ave all impregnsted with the
ideas of the east. They believe in honest
money and judicious tariff, and they have
little sympathy with free trade or imitation.
Clevelsnd's letter pledges himself not TO run
tor a second term, and supposing bis ad-
ministration should be a popular one his
presidential strength would be- thrown to
Randall. Sam. Tilden and Randall are
working partners, and Tilden will have
great strength with the democratic party
even when his voice fails utterly and
his palsied frame is in Its cofin. For years
the west and the east have been gradually
separating from each other in their politicsl
vlews-and this especially so iu the demo-
cratic party. The next national democrat
convention will show strong fight between
these two sections for the candidate, and the
east will have to have a mighty man indeed
If 1t succeeds in g. tting the nomination. The
west has been put off so long that it will
hardly endure longer. At present Randall 10
the only eastern democrat Of any size sho in
available. Tom Bayard has dwindled into
plgmy since he got out OF Delaware and into
the United States. Dorsheimer has shown
himself hve-cent mugwump, and there are
no Others who In any way approximate Ran.
dali. Randall has friends in every conRress-
ionsl district in the union, and Is q fighting
member OF the next congress he will to GER
tain extent be the hero of his party. He 10 4
young man, a growing man. and though your
correspondent does not believe that his vision
as lar as statesmanship is concerned will ever
be larger than dime, still he is a represe pta-
tive democrat, and as such has prospects be-
fore him.
"A GLASS OF BEER" is the subject of the
third in the series Of articles on great Ameri.
can industries that Harper's Magszine is now
printing, which is announced for the October
number. The facts Of the industry are verv
remarkable. 1t stands sixth among all indus
tries In the United States in the amount of
capital used, exceeded only BY metals, cottons,
woollens and worsteds. lumber and prist
And ltl UrnWtb n ahnwp kv H. A.
whereas In 1880 the production OF the United
States was something over thirteen
million barrels, in 1885 il was
over eighteen millions. The United States
stands third in the list OF beer prod ucips
countries, Great Britain at the last general ~
tima'e brewing 900, 0Oo, 900 gallons, Ger
many 100000 900, and the United States
6OO,0O0,000. The census reported 2.l9l
breweries employing 80, 22O people, who
earned wages OF $4G5 2l yesrly-sn average
higher than 10 almost any other industry. The
article in Harper's promises . complete de.
scnpion OF the process OF beer making
from the raising OF hops to the bar.
relling and bottling. and those who in
dulge in malt liquors will be interested ia the
many varieties of beer mentioned, from the
ordinary "bitter" OF Eagland ana "lsgsr" Of
"''"""y 'uu h"efiSa W tue rOLeu Deer OF
Tasmania and the condensed beer manufac-
iured 10 Switzerland for export The writer
points out that he words "ale" and "beer"
are used Unfortunately in England, but
that american brewers confne tue word beer
y layer, the product OF what is known a. the
inder fermentation process, and ale to the
product OF the upper fermentation process.
which are carried on with dinereat kinds OF
east and al different temperatures. The arti-
lie will be fully illustrated.