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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
GAVE JOY RIDE
TO A PRISONER
City Marshal Takes Man Com
mitted to County jail to
Trenton Yesterday.
BOUGHT HIM DRINKS
Caused City Urn e a J TX
pense by Hiring Auto, the
Acting Mayor Says.
rBOUGHT HIM DRINKS

Acts of City Marshal w. w. Wal
ters, mourning alleged unnecessary
expense upon the city by hiring an
automobile to take an insane person
to Trenton and giving a prisoner,
committed to the county Jail for six
months, a ride to Trenton and back,
and giving him several drinks, will
be complained of by Acting Mayor
Garretson at the next meeting of the
Board of Aldermen. Last Friday
night Walters received instructions
from Chairman r. ]. Calvin, of the
police committee, to take persons to
Trenton on the train instead of by
automobile, unless they were wo-
men or men violently insane. Wal
ters was informed that his bills for
automobile hire would be turned
down unless those instructions were
carried out.
The acting mayor and aldermen
claim it costs the city about SIS to
send an insane person to the state
asylum by Walters method. Physi-
slams charge $50, automobile hire
SIS, assistant to the city marshal
$5 and other funds for dinners, etc.
According to evidence laid before
the acting mayor, Walters took
Louis Gatoni to Trenton in an auto
mobile hired from c. A. Sexton yes
terday; that Walters sat in the front
seat, and that the insane man sat
between Walters assistant and Pat
rick Bannon, a sentenced milg thief,
in the rear seat; that for the plea
sure of the alleged milk thief, Wal
ters took him to Trenton and back
to New Brunswick and gave him
several drinks.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
38 OF 46 ARE
FOR ROOSEVELT
His Success Hard Blow to
Taft Harmon Victory Is
Hollow One.

Special oy United Press Wire.

Special oy United Press Wire.
Columbus, o., May 22:-Thirty-
eight delegates for Roosevelt were
conceded by the Taft managers to-
day. The President got only ten
and of these two may be classed as
doubtful until complete returns are
in.
Theodore Roosevelt will be nom
mated on the first ballot at Chi
cago," said Walter F. Brown, the
Roosevelt manager today in Ohio.
There is every evidence that Taft
Is impossible and that evidence is
contained in the vote Of yesterday
In Ohio which was victory for the
Progressive cause"
Returns from 1851 precincts out
of 5,163 precincts in the state re-
Governor Harmon 43,755 votes and
Wilson Bats in the Democratic
presidential preference vote.
Roosevelt managers today would
not concede that Taft had more
than six delegates, but the chances
were that President Taft won eight
and possibly twelve district dele
gates. This would give Roosevelt a
minimum of thirty-two district del
egates. The control of the state S
convention and six more delegates
were in doubt and no matter who is
declared a winner, probably Roose-
welt on the other side will carry the
fight onto the convention floor.
Harmon carried the state in the
preferential preference vote by a
plurality estimated at Is 900 over
Governor Wilson, of New Jersey,
but the latter appears to have cap
tured from eighteen to twenty of the
forty-eight delegates. The Harmon
victory was a hollow one as he ex-
pected to get the Undivided support
of his own state. La Toilette did
not capture single delegate.
Continued on page IT,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
TO HAVE COAL
DUMPER HERE
Start to Tear Down the Old
Freight Dock

Extensive improvements have
been completed in the lower yard
of the Lehigh Valley Railroad COM
pany and work Is about to be start
ed to tear down the old freight dock
at the Lehigh Valley wharYes to
make room for new and improved
coal bumper. The General Con-
tracing & Engineering company, of
New York, has the contract for re-
moving the old dock and erecting
concrete piers for the new bumper
construction. w. O. Sprigg, of the
contracting company, who was for
merly connected with the Lehlgh
Valley railroad, is expected in this
city today to start the work.
New Facilities for Work.
Improvements near the round
men have been at work the past
winter and now in rse, enable the
dumping and scoOping of ashes from
engines Nth much less labor and
annoyance than formerly, and have
facilitated the piaCing Of sand in en-
gines. Ashes are now dumped into
one large pit and are from there
scooped up with a steam propelled
apparatus and loaded into cars.
Formerly ashes were dumped in
small piles on the surface between
rails and men with shoyels and
wheelbarrows carted them away,
Under the new arrangement, sand
is dried automatically forced into
elevated compartments by steam and
from there run by gravity into sand
compartments in locomotives. For
merly men with buckets carried
sand and climbed aboard engines
with 1t. A new roof IS about to be
placed on the round house.
Similar to One at South AmbOy.
The proposed new coal bumper
mechanism Is to be similar in con-
struction to that in use in South
Amboy. 1t will be OF the latest I'M
proved type and designed to greatly
facilitate the dunn ping Of coal into
vessels. Among its chief features will
be speed of working with a minimum
of coal loss. 1t will be constructed
on the site of the old freight dock,
which Is fituated just north of az
and "B" coal docks.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
OPPORTUNITY FOR Y. M. C. A,

The Young Mems Christian unique
and unprecedented opportunity.
In popuarzng physical activity 1t
has
men and boys in North America.
lZ) In dlgnfyng physical 1t physical
framing scientific From fad has become science
(3) In eleVaing physical training.
men into physical training directors has
ershlp
(4) In Chrsianizng physical training
l
as inclusive, touching the whole
OPPORTUNITIES AHEAD:-There 9 he Mems
Christian Association in physical training haeng
ing
C The education of and boys the physical
temptation and sin, giving them
CD Achievement in developing
athletics
development primo
personal hygiene and relating
% The enlistment of n Of
such life
fight morbidity
lead to sin and crime through
of self
(6) The reconstruction of rural by helping
solve the problem of health administration
alton
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
Preparations Complete and
Big Clock Is Being Placed
in Position.
MUCH FRIENDLY RIVALRY
Various Teams to SCour City
for Funds Under Leadership
of Competent Captains.
T0 CONTINUE TEN DAYS
Great Advantages of a Y. NJ.
c. A. to a City Clear
Iy Set Forth.

Perth Ambov will soon he in the
midst of a red hot Y. NJ. G. A, cam
paign for raising money to erect a
building in this city. The camnaign
! formally opens tomorrow nig.ht with
n banouet to the 2OO workers to be
served at campaign headouarters in
| the Floresch huildinp i'm Smith
street. State Secretary Coburn ia
on hand assisting Field Secretary
! Killam and the headouartars fu,-
nishes a busy scene. The follow
ing news was oiven ont todov.
News From HeadouarterS
| Word has con,a In fror, Mo
twenty captafns that they have nearly
comnieted tbefr Iira,,, oP ooo I,',ai
ness men for the Y NJ G A cam
paign. The spfrit of comnetition Ia
ALREADY beginning TO show itself and
/ there is friendly rivalry 90 70
which team will secure tbe largast
gifts.
A sign has been nIaced on tho "
NJ c. A site on Jefferson etraet naxt
! to Carnegie Library and hannera
will be displaved in consnicuous
places about the citv
/ The great clock on the Hapav
building will he wonnd m tonanrI
row morning and # 10 exnec+ad tbat
some public snirited citizen viii saf
il going before Fridav
i Henry CANDY tho oeeiston+ eooro
tarv at Morrisfown Ia bere assiot-
ing Secretaries Kiilap .,,d Cob,-,,.s -
/ that all mans for the connnoion 49,, ~ -,
be comnIeted nv tomorrpw ,,iat,t
! Mr.. Candy Is at work todov On ~
large dailv renort chart
Arrangements have beor r,oao
with Mrs Schrainar os ~ iIotnI olu
| Hobert 10 cater for Tho p,,st,,oo1,
Mems Camnaipn md gronn 30 90
ladies' from the Woran1s GU hoa
very kindly consented to sorvo tho
food.
Gre,t Onnor+urittoe
Through the aesociatton odroo
tionaI onnortunitios tha raot go,
62.0 600 men and boys st,,diad t,II l., Sos as
mite class work. 30 0oo tooL ad1e
tage of educatit1a1 cInbs fnr 80,
and research. ooo o0n raod a'uuy
eraga of tbrea etondord hoa1,o g.
48O 600 sai1ed tbeiT onnort,,,,,ainu. 1nu
In nracticoI taIlls y,,itba,it
privileges many +bonsandg o1,I, ouII
NOT have enioyad anv adnootiona1
onDortunitioa
That tbaen thousands og et,,do,+o
who work NV dav and st,,dI, 81 nta1,3
apprecfate fhe aseociatinn 80
tunftv ia shown in tbo PSC eg9o
600 thew maid in tuition and rnar,
bnrsbin foes for cIass t,,o'rl, aio,,a
Experience shows that many otbor
thousands Of ambitions do,oI,,i,la.
men and bows would take advantape
of such opportunities If tho aeso-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
CARD OF THANKS,

The underslgned desire 70 eX-
press their sincere thanks to their
relatives and friends for their kind
ness and sympathy shown them
during the Illness and death Of
their beloved baby and to all those
who sent the beautiful flowers, also
to the Rev. Pastor A. TIL. Dorf for
his comforting words,
MR.. & MRS. JENS G. JENSEN
7491-5-22-lt' 393 Neville ST
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
ROOSEVELT is
MUCH PLEASED
Special By United press wsra

Oyster Bay, May 22-"The result
in Ohio has settled the contest" /"
said Col. Roosevelt today when he
was assured that he had carried all
but ten districts. Naturally I am
very much pleased" he continued.
I'm Ohio we got the deliberate judg-
ment of the people"
Col. Roosevelt received kilograms
from all parts of Ohio telling him
the result in individual districts
and cities and also received tele-
grams of congratulations from al
most every state. Plainly well
pleased with everything, Roosevelt
was in a happy frame of mind and
had a smile and a joke for every
one.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
The EVENING NEWS mas tn;
largest circulation In the county.

Listen, when out on your May
walk or joy ride for a cool, refresh
ing drink and lunch Just stop at
Rogan's Corner, large, airy dining
room and hall, good accommodation.
Ssne 6G-R- 5-17-6t.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
FREIGHT MEN
IN BIG STRIKE
All Union Handlers in U. S.
Called Out Today.
Special ov United Press Wire.

Chicago, May Pit was an
nounced today at the headquarters
of the Freight Handlers Union in
this city that all the union freight
handlers IN the United States were
called out on strike at noon. The
number was given as between 49,
600 and 10000. 1t was also stated
that the Teamsters' Union of Chi
cago, had signifed its willingness
to strike in sympathy If the freight
handlers desire it.
Bamboo porch shades, complete
with pulleys and hooks, $1.19. Kelly
& McAlinden, IA Smith street.
7433-5-21-2t* +
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
DARR0W DENIES
A CONFESSION
Special bv United Press Wire.


Los Angeles, May ga state
ment that Clarence Darrow has de-
cided to confess that he bribed a
prospective juror in the Mcnamara
case was hotly denied by Darrow
today. The story was that after
confessing he would be allowed to
escape a Jail sentence in considera-
tion for his revealing the secret OF
the McNamaras.
Fight to Dissolve Machinery Co.
special by United Press Wire
Boston, May 22:-What is ex-
pected to be ten months fight OF
government to dissolve the United
Shoe Machinery Company began to-
day.
Bamboo porch shades at $1.19.
Kelly & McAlinden, IA Smith street.
7433-5-21-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22
NEW STORAGE WAREHOUSE

Store your furniture and pianos
at ]. Christ Co.'s modern building,
locked rooms; all clean, airy ana
dry. Storage from 800 up. J.
Christ Co., corner Madison avenue
and Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22

Bamboo porch shades, complete
with pulleys and hooks, $1.19. Kelly
& McAlinden, IA Smith street.
7433-5-21-2t+ =
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22

Bamboo porch shades at s1.19.
Kelly G. MtAlinden, "A Smith street.
7433-5-21-2tt
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-05-22

WEATHER Un-
settled, but proba-
bly, fair tonight and
Thursday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14

When a pipe shared like the invert.
ed letter U, in which the arms are
equal length, is filled with water, and
each pipe is put into a separate yes
sci full Of water, "the downward pull,
or weight of the liquid in each OF the
two arms will balance the other, and,
if the water IS at the same level in
the two vessels, it will remain at that
level in both vessels. But if the level
of the water in one vessel is lower
than the other, since the two vessels
are connected with a pipe full Of wa
ter, the water will run down from the
higher to the lower. This constitutes
what is called a siphon. A siphon it.
self has no more magic about it than
a pencil has when it falls, or than any
other similar phenomenon in nature,
yet some Of the siphon's manifesto
lions seem to be not only magical, but
almost incredible.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14
scandinavians.

The term Scandinavian
confined to the Norwegians
Norwegians are indeed Scandi
but so also are the Swedes. Ds
Icelanders. For that matter.
mans, English and Americans
fish stock are also Of the S
Wan stock. since it is more tn
able that Germany was o,
stocked from the land Of the
men, and it Is from the MOI
man stock that the so-ealled
Saxon" cones. The Northn
written-his name large in hist
his breed is today ruling the
and viii continue to rule ii
likelihood. to the end OF time
Is no other blood SO virile al
erful.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14
vaInahla chemIcaI Procsss

An electric process will detect ac-
curately minute particles Of bichro-
mate Of potash in solution It is Of
value in chemistry aud was discovered
by Partisan -
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14
Improved Paper Fasten,

0Vsu FaPsF Fa6IeHt
TO save the use of metal f
to hold several papers together
punch has been invented that
tongue-shaped cut in several
at once and folds the tong
gether.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14

certify that foregoing true extract from the og
nal Psentments Of file and recordNov This 49,
1872 JAMES MORGAN, Clerk S g
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14
Respectfully submitted,

m. Mcbride, Warden.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14
$4,000 $4,000
To balance in tax collectors hands-$l26.oO

Report of w F McAfee County Treasurer
To the Honorable body Of County Commissioners;
herewith submit my report from August 3 1912 to November
,o,o August 1912 being checked BY Special Committee
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14

felony concts, deputy
night day guards, the
Respectfully T. NJ Mcbride, warden.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14

Planting 50 acres Of oats, ISIl
Wear of pillow tools and gear
Fertilizer for oats and corn,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-11-14

BY tax collectors COMMISSIONS
balance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
M0ou7cz7a 3NeKSs1zt UGNe Caza.g-d EN1aw
- -/GuyNzr1ers LR-11y.J

95oc f foT s1tns US ao or three electors
Perhsps soc 9' rSa1e Vas said to Be- hitch n se
@ * ana and = sl
o:sssa ..s aS,s Md
r. f% %'taf' he ssc y peen who ' enaea"orsd 70
d al ha %o es
s t rs to % ncp ne b he @
omnisson threw the pemoes.ts and oa1ssd thrss
slisssa a+ys asked Tor sese ssi again he nsae;
parins nSssIissl,ea thls sseoS isissFaas
y m on &c u l9
Ala q b sos sa on S IL VISA may 20 A .ss b
9ns q th keesaas only q
h ess Ws M aH e. s as hoeFy ness
e err course X was fseognzed mat congress- wuud
an gtsqtoraf commission msmesTsafvs
preme soarwtth review of al .he contests esnsunea
r. o e days Se sias sa' had
a e sna n ss.
snss sss. r.
aa fh 9s'%1y II ,.el@ n,a,.a ~ i. f.e, .,
s ess j
say & eH ls s asa sh sk
l'G os.~.se assai saa ns.,
Sns and @
the from The he as s snv q
@ an 0snf was
Democratic campaign that about Horace Gree
ley. Should lots be cast seemed inevitable the
suit must favor the Republicans.
Many Democrats" says Rogers claimed that it
pife, by lot, and that rather than submit such a
proceeding the idea OF commission would be aban-
doned Titden white opposing commission and
never greatly favoring had absolutely In
view Of the controversy expressed resolution
introduced into the house by Field, which that
the house had equal power with the in deter.
mining the which should be accepted from any
state when there was dispute There are many per-
who thig day hetieve that If tine house in
sisted this proposition the senate would have given
way and Tlden would been seated" $50
No doubt this, indeed, the of the situation
And while the supreme court appointments still
heing cansdered.ihere came. like thnnde rbolt =
change that seemed affect the entire Judsa
Davis chosen a from Illinois The Deno-
Gratis lost faith in the commission plan. he Repup-
hcans rapidly gained confidence In It. The lsttef
indeed of having the eIact,nn ~
commission would be that of Republican. = "S
all this the commission W approxea
by congress. Justice Bradley the fifteenth mar
chosen most acceptable to the Democrats '
commission that Bradley siding with t,1s
thealter began think that Tt,ann
would be the president Still later was reportea
john Bgeow, In his Life of Tilden" the vots
the proposition the commi.
mad the right to behind the to ~ r.
for itself the vote actually Bgeow sa~.
Tiden rejected the offer. Watterson however
that no actual monetary consideration was asked
that political favOrs
The result lis history. The commission sustained an
the for Hayes and Wheeler from four dl,.
puted states and although Tilden Hendricks Ma
the better OF the popular $4,000 they could
nothing but accept defeat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
REPUBLICANS ON THE DEFENSIVE

As a matter Of TACT The Republican party was on
The panic Of 1879. ne whisky ring scandal with =
or others, coid neither e denied nor cq1do nee
ation. They deter mined make Administrative reform
teiF sesat ans IL t'tral under the
reormer should almost By common consent ne sesS{ ih
met At St Louis Junv Il to o. cooriess for
platform nore eaborately ennfoderen a,aa a., ~,
votes almost enough nominate. his only competitors
consequence being Governor Hendricks q indiana,
and General While the second paiiqt was
being taken it evident that ho would WIN that
MS Reform Was S1atterei al over the resolutions Car
pebag tyranny deuouneed the tnaIgai ilnpecinty
denouneed: The tarn was denounced masterpiece
Of injustice ineqsit9 and false presnse S eol
acres upon railroads alone. denounced IN fact most
president late speake of the house Of representatives
oaa proling secretly by their Votes as lawmakers ve
chairmen Of The leading Committees In The late house o.
the treasury forcing balances In public accounts late
ar9rnsy & IA pbne en by per-
eentages levied of the profits OF contractors WITH ms as
honorable speculation presidents private secretary
barely escaping conviction upon trial for guilty com
impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors -
Inc eam4a a lse was ooinparauVey aars Mssher
acceptance their principal contributions That OF
author. Who pledged himself 70 administrative reform
and single term OF Office Tildens letter on much
sentence. directed bedy political
fu nrm hs az paphG n must nor an be sasn
hced to The usufruct If the incumbents This caused
Only in Ohio and Indiana was there much bitterness
and there largely fhe local contests There
torchlight parades iolhcations Of alr Serious
clashes were feared but the popuaee managed to get
Meanwhs the Republican orators Blaine, Norton
ana harangung about he solid south Charges were
also made that Tiden was railroad wrecksr'' ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
HE CANT STAND ANOTHER VICTORY.

CoahIIHs. Determined revenge a any cost.
Besides the tendency brilliant
between them Il }9ug-standinS feud
caused by speech Blaine had made In the
1866 Referring conkings notorious egousn, Blaine
As the gentiemaas cruel sarpsa,rn / hope he viii
not be The contempt large-rulnded
gentleman Is SO whiting his naughty dsdain, his
eloquent swell his majestic superemiuen overpoweriug
turkey gobber has been crushing nay
all the members the house that / know it
temertty upon controversy with
that within Seeks as members Of
the gentlemans bearing 1t is not his fault 1t y tho
dore Tnton Of 'e New York ndePemden spent
that paper embraced with many serious statements a
that the ana or the ss Wtneer haE ha v sn eon
les m9be5 END r9m Ne~ York The se1 I TOOK II
a ne fesfmoaae Is frg4 rs 5'ss r 70 10
da0n "arn snf a e4 ensai se Thns pgRPs
the alaos, prolana.oa that joeos% 49,
seh1rz TOOK nns At him once in similar Strain
and conllng never atsrward spoke 80 him To Blame
Now came ceoSlInss chance for When i
The strength Of field the AaAAest- candidate
from io. ne sSth Went up . llS sIttns
aasTs&sd waa sons Haze v ,n be n9m s
The platform. which was adopted prior 70 he nom
peeae i mentioned of that he a"a had been zen
truths u declaration independence had been cheer
finished S'' il rejoeed In the he qnidkens eoasceaee
'ar FF should be 80 adste as pTomos
Of Aneesn ao9 nd tng Subtle en to cor
whole nn1 we're opposed and semi
sgGnraee planR Was ntJodaeed 10 the thai he IKE
Psssea p qtnS % Tsn m
9ai rshts ro Sgon% M tie marry ffnprtars
that the honest 9nands OF TINS Glass 81 o ha TOR
a rsated Win Es resoed 5Gsderatio
s MAJ as hen we barge the Democratic
with being character and spirit as "heh IT
aIatH XPU a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
Tie g zIi3l1f R2e g:
A2aIac 6Sz11ae1
49,
.S;sfl y

When finally. tfe destruction or tine Tweed ring
erntSr his sphere of influence he was
vc prepared a he seemed TO become dH
-eut person HE was brilliant aggressive. creative
ne Democratic landslide of 1874 him into the gov
ra9rs and mat time he began TO assume
H1nal importance. His elevation was a ha'4fa4 ft
su.t OF bis slaughter Of tie dying Tweed draEo7 'ls
,psb the legislature he aided in It's ~ os'
courts, helped TO impeach corrupt judges
.a5 r4aateoasuess. Blaine hs'. ne understood
aly other the art Of appropraunS TO
ntsef the credit which would have come 4"
wjtaoui his agency and Of reforms a'FeAdS p4ea
~ political opponents, IN politics this is most
sssEal Tilden lEas nos lacked imatoEs IN u
oHce governor Of York. ris pathway 10 TIN
rie saenev was Gear. reform nad made aim
so,cruor ne adhered to H. Administrative
cfsr+ wts his slogan in the campaigns nomination
Also. ne HAD been beautifully trained d.
tie Albany regency developed wonderful capacity IN
creative politics effect, he talked reform and prae-
g. ed organization.
After nattinE the finishing touches he Tweed ring
.e starred Canal which had been fatteHiHe
of waterways. AS result the eonst tuition
amended provide that no further expenditures,
ond the should be made This cut the tax
budget half,
Conditions throughout country at this time wee
exceedingly favorable sudden rise OF any man
offered hope of uniting those who were dissatisfied
with the Republican party, which had been IN power
since The civil Greeley had been selected Go1T
previously with most unhappy results h"t no"
that practically certain to run again the
party sorey lacking in men OF gigantic
clean record contributed make him obviously an
Eligible candidate He lucky in his enemies.
had the implacable opposition of John Kelly the
head of The reconstructed Fam1nan5 mig "h'oh was
obviously spol1s which Tweed had been foreod
reinauish,
There could scarcely be a greater indeed,
than between Tden and Hayes. The FIRST was "a rich
attorney the most magnificent mansions in
New York. only the wealthy; almost
unknown the public but possessed Of great ahils
which occasionally real brilnanee The second
was a plain man. had known little of the luNuries