The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-01
RANDOM NOTES.

The prohblon vote ont In OHIO reached about
twenty eight thousand. Aworldly minded politician,
In looking the returns, remarked that the vote
was getting big enough for the leaders to sell by an
other year. "I wonder which Ia best" said he "to
go West aud start cattle ranch or 10 West and
thrccyear-olds ought to he worth ten thousand dol
lars; ten thousand prohibition votes ought to he
worth that much. Which Ia the surest and easiest
TO gcis" left him In deep study and sauntcred on
some years ago there camc man from the wilds
OF East Tennessee TO Washington by the name OF
Crutchned. lie had In his pocket the proper and
legal credentials as member. elect o. the House.
During the war he was Union man, aud, being
good mountalncer, he extended his acquaintance
somewhat beyond his native valley, and believe
acquired considerable reputation as scout We'll,
he came TO Washington, apparently as free aud un-
fettered as the eagles OF the mountain. AMI con-
sclous OF his liberty aud freedom as William Tell.
lie was las good as any OF 'em," he said, "and as
Independent as hog on ice;" but Just what height
of Independence that animal would attain on Ice he
did not further explain The lordly manner Of
Conklng, the sarcastic ways OF Sunset and the
long blue swaov-tai OF Poland failed to make
the slightest Impression on him. lie said he had
seen plenty Of circus clowns ani rlns-masters up at
Knoxville long before he came to Washington. lie
wore suit of gray.wool HON ,spuu, to which he
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judicial air and swing slowly past him In medltailve
and measured tread; the bright glare OF Congress
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was so .io.uusup Sonooeu us lawyer 'na' us
au. n.' p''S, ,ose'"et WIN JUS 'r'c"'s ahu
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rew nieu ever .h'us'' more VI ,ae'f cuurch .naii
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s'4y was over Sunuay' no usuaiiy wan'ea some re-
i'R'ous rea""g' ne 'oi' me once 'ha' nc sent 10 a
.auy Iriehu a'h,hs her 10 loan MN some religious
oooAs io' """uay re"hus' ah" among others she
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anu san hc' u uiuh thke 'he t'tle' tis piece OF
eso'su ior any an 10 assume that ne Is OF so inuch
oonseq"enoc III 'ae wofi" ,na' ohrst wonu shht oul
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nc ie,' u u'aiy oe"''" nn uie' WIN Tue most pous
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'heIe u consierae in'eres' pc'n2 III ihiienteu ID
.he once OF fun'lc tr'h'er. am toll that there
houhds place bnt houn Is mas apparently fortl
neu hi'hseii most remarkably. lie mas made irlendi
among tue democratic senators, am told VINO are
uspose" W s'hu" ny MN uhuer a'i circumstances
one OF MS strongest supporters Is SAID to be Senator
aolhah' {" maryland lhis woulu seem 10 be yer,
curous' ahd heel ho be accepted astrue, especially
as orman IS SAID 10 be IN favor OF giving the Offices
10 democrats.
|
ury, II one OF the men VINO woulu seem likely 10 add
| much crenit to thls ADMINISTRATION lie mas Pc
cullariy cear, logical, legal mind. lie has n? enc
niles except the pirates OF The Treasury TO light, and
ne mas no iriends 10 serve believe he Is the most
| Independent man VINO mas been In Washington fol
many years. lie don't take anything for granted
] am told, but examines every point 10 the light o
the law There Is little danger OF his making mis-
takes because he takes the advice OF that other ia
| nous kentuckan, Davy Crockett, and knows he Is
right before ne goes ahead He said to me the ohei
day that the nrst thing he always reads iu his even
ing paper is the receipts at the Treasury for tha
DAY. lie don't Intend to have The expenditures
| exceed the income II he can help IT, In personal
| appearance he Is the very mpersonation OF the old
| fashioned Democratic statesman Honesty and
feaIlessness are stamped In overy feature OF hi'
closely shaven face. He Ia more than six feet In
heighf, and ID deliberate In his utterances empha
| sizing every Important word.
|
close observer OF political affairs expressed thu
| opinion to me yesterday that exactly the same
causes that contributed to make OHIO Republican