Rejection of Woodward.

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WASHINGTON. Jan. %, 1910.


A great deal of i'll feeling is manifested by Ger.
tain portion of the dominant party here. in Congress
and out at the rejection of Judge WOODWARD !
nomination. understand the vote stood % for 10 %
aeains, confirming. The friends of Judge WooD-
WARD state these facts, to wit:


lst. That Mr.. BUCHANAN has lent his influence 10
accomplish Judge WooDwARD's rejection, on the
ground that he wants the Judgeship himself If he
can get it. and if not. for JOIN NJ. READ, Esq. of
Philadelphia.


I'd That the candidates now before the Presiden!
for nomination. are ;-Messrs. BUCHANAN, READ.
GRtER and GALBRAITH, of Pennsylvania, and Gov.
VRooM OF New-Jersey, and that all of these pure
democrats except GALBRAfTH, are old school
Federasts!


3d. That WOODWARD friends have waited upon
the President and enreated him not 10 nominate Mr..
BUCHANAN, or MIR BUcHASASs friend, Mr.. READ,
and that the President this morning decided that be
would not nominate Mr. BUCHANAN


4h That this rejection secures the triumph ofthe
Wings OF Pennsylvania al the next gubernatorial
election and prosrates modern democracy!


MARCUS MoRToN's nomination, as Collector OF the
Port of Boston has not been acted on 1t shakes in
the wind and most probably will De rejected unless
the Wing Senators should happen TO go for him
pretty much in body. After all, the mater will be
mainly left TO the decision OF the Massachusetts Sen
ators-