The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-09-13
RANDOM NOTES.


RANDOM NOTES.
"who Ia likely 10 receive the Democratic pon,na.
tion for Governor OF New York ~ ,noulred A srs.
YORK politician and mcmbet OF the Forty-nnth Con-
gress. VI never Knew 20 dull a canvass In my long
po'icai experience" replied the honorable member.
nere is less interest apparently IN inc Democratic
primaries than nave observed Tor years. Why
son'e % Oh Tue county conventions nave been tame TO
what '"ey useu 10 oe.
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r.,,.o,, ..,,,o., ,'., nn. Mo.,u oe
1,.a.as "'."os. ,s oppoe"'o", ou' s'nco eN-mayor
',a H., "uu eA,ooneressman riower nave entered
u.s., .,,,' u's "v''nauoh Us uouo'nl'
,o,,,o ,,a,,-., ,, ms ae soe 'ne ocneI nas oe
os, ,,se,, aa,,,,o,s =. ,sa s,, uv.s" ln'er
~, n,a~s ~ y, ... 'o'e,nV, ,,,' oensi' eoopet
now rooo,r,,, ,,s .,,.. sunun', ooopen You
vo,o ,or Y,n,,ot s,a,a ,. .vr",uny w., Dei'ocra'lo
,.,s MAN, y, ,,s nv s'rong man
,rt sarnanor ~ s,sas ~ =. a'. y, '"oney'
.,ron.,v me-, ,so ,.,,s,.,, ~. ., roP.,l ne reies
Dcmocyacr ara rornars No ~, y ."o .o"u.y
!. "a 1orh,,r, =, az wv 'as'S WIVES o"'
'''~ 'N''''s ''"''' """' nun
.,,nrna a' ''o"' so"auces'' askeu inc news
sa,ne'e'.
ools'uer 'nem Roou' very goou," replied the
n,ap,c ' s'a'esnah. fiower Is much more lnte IL
son. auu capable man tnan IS generally supposed
ne Is iloeral Ieow, anu mas popularity In
ue oouny ulsIlc's as wen as IN new iork CITY
publican d,str,ct ,vboro a ,vas roror,., ..,. ~,
,pent hundred thousand doI,ars ~, n,.,,,on A.,
Flowers boast then wns ,hat no no, No, sno,,
cent, but he really tlId spend great dea n, monov
Re,tlnp bIs vote to tho no,ls on o,oc,Ion Ja v-a,
Flower came to Wasb,ng,on ne cora a .o,,.n y,
elaborate dinnere IN pemocra,,c r,a,,,oru ,,,,,ss
were much continental IN n, Tho ,,,no o,,ars,s,.,
,upposlnr that thcv were oIvep Inv trlowcr In ,n ,
crest Of tho natona, hants ,her seos,ro ron,,ar,r
Wen. nothing WINS fnr,her from ,be ,rn,h y
y
Mua. was .he op!ect OF those congressional
'n.er'a'nments, asked your reporter.
Flower Announced h,mso, 40 a ,,nd,,.;. .os .~o,'
NJ tho nor,o,.a,,a ran..",e., a. ", onaI-
and for while II was annnosed ns rn,,,a nn, :, =,
was rendered IN German Nv a nrr,,or as ,s,,,...
who Thought thev con,d carr hin, ,nron,h ,n, ,.
man declined 4, F,noi,v tho nnr,.,,,. ,,", pu. oo
candidacy preva,,cd on ren Rosecrar. - ,,, ,o. a,
meeting ,vos ho,d a, ,ho l,ano.s,,. -, y,
Carlisle. Reagan. Att,ns D,ct J,ownshorS an,
number Of influential Con oress,,or ,,ora ,r""u.
md tho Mines were ,s,d 10 o,ac,
rhev succeeded hp, ola posv os,nr no haa ,.,, ...
battle. gave the frn,s n, Tho vic,orv -, r,onn, ,,
=, as,,r h,,,, ,,ho,-,.,.. s W riome' ny
a. v..
,,,.., ~. 80 = ny sN''"' VI Pio"ers aihoHioh9
!. ~. - -. ~
No' ny auy means, replied the member, after
1,oppns " nsn. iiesa clear anu taSe cup OF
.ons,doroS. ovel eApeu'eu 10 make
-, s,o 80, v"p'Si w. vi N hec"cuiateu
ha,, soua.s, ,, ..ouen, ~. give nun creut lor
s,a,a ~, Ma,, wan,A ~, 'no.sa"u speecaes IN Inc
F,ower ~ n ,o, , oil "nue' ,,.. .ne lrans U. N. Il
cro,,o ,,or.o-, s" Wy no. y, oser oV,oVo peno-
nth ,,ha ,,aas,a W. r.. ",'ei III COMMUNICATION
mo nsn,oara,,. r,,ns,, n' n"ue hls canvass Ior
on,v haa,on ". r,ann,an, .ol eoveinor, ana was
.o. S,"r " Siese'ahu IN convention oy slim
nsn,..,n .ne yeai ie'f oahe rounu ne was
,o ,ar 80, M W.. s.uvos, iou must recoiiect
M .vus ''lne a.e, tue New iork deiegates to
~. .ao oeeu eieo'eu was CLAIMED mat a ma
10y ~ VI mem were ior riower, ana that ne would
,ne ,o' ,o,e vi tue ueiegatlon under the ma
,o.uy ,uie' wen, ne uiuh get them. Now, he is a
i euse.uor, WIN tne nrm oellef that II
ne mii oe eiec'ed' ana VIII be the candi-
.,, y. 'e party ior PRESIDENT In 1sss
'ei you ne VIII. 10 everything that can be properly
uo' maMne muen snow OF work, but he Is quietly
auu has h's pickets out all over the State.
'nihA ne mas eooa snow 10 win, but, as said be-
.ole, pocs are oul, very auii' Just now and there
Mha1 ABOUT slocum :"
hele 10 hian, saiu Tue enthusiastic member,
WIN "ouiu run petter than any OF them before the
people, Out ne doesn't seem to be strong with us
Poii''ciahs. Siocum Ras always been a staunch
Dehiocual' out ne mas peen very independent. aud
tne liiueh people don't like him. he opposed
huen honihation believe, In 1876, and they say
'ne ADMINISTRATOR doesn't LOOK upon his candidacy
WIN iaVol. ihis dont believe, however, for
sincerely .nink tnat Mr. cleveland Is taking no part
soiu support from BROOKLYN ne stands chance for
WIN ahotner II; tnat Is, II there should
oe DEADLOCK In the convention they might take
h'ni as u compromise candidate"
"What about Tammauy. VIII II SUMMIT arv
candidate the Democrats pominate.n
"Tammany is much stronger than In sunposed +,
he replied. "It ia more united than II was mmed,.
ately before or at any time since the election
Tammany is on Its good behavior. II ia not hv nm,
uoors 10 admlt all Democrats who will Join 1t. II
VIII give an active support to Flower, or Slocum. OF
Hill, or almost any good Democrat. Cooper's noml.
nation would be bitter pill to Tammany, but think
that Old organization is anxious to show Its loyalty
i'm pntvh IL al mn.