Show jTELEGRAPXC J POI ICAI The Judge Fidel llooiii It Seemsto Growlng TilfJcn Talk Washington 20 The Sunday Gazette on its first page today prints a liie wood cut portrait of Juttico Field accompanied with a complimentary biographical sketch in the course of which it gives him the credit of thc authorship ofthe proviions of tho ininin law upon which rests the settled policy of California and of all other states and territories containing p ecious metls Tho Gazette also quotes Judo Joseph Baldwin of California as saying oi Judge Field ho has more than any other man given tone consistency and sy tern to our judiciation and laid broad and ueep the foundation of our civil and criminal law The land titles of the state the most important and permanent perma-nent of tho interests of a great commonwealth common-wealth have received from his hand their permanent protection and this alone should entitle him to tho lasting gratitude of the bar and the people Chicago 25 J he iterOcean Washington represents that Grunts friends are encouraged at tho prospects of the Massachusetts delegation taking Grant in as second choice Some u reclaimed re-claimed for Grant already as first choice George Williams of Ohio returned I from Atlanta repurts that the Chicago delegation stands Sherman 12 Blame 0 Grant 4 New York 25Tho Times special telegrams say thorn is consternation in the Tilden camp because there is a movement move-ment on the pait of some antiTammany democrats with John Kelly looking to the killing off of Tildon Tho limes argues ar-gues that Tildens name cannot bo pie aonted to the New York delegation at Cincinnati On the contrary the Tribune has an interview with n strong Tilden man in which he says Tilden has never thought of withdrawing and was never so strong aS at Ibis moment Tilden he says is taking a pcisoral interest in his own cat diday and has no idea of being deflated de-flated in the convention Ch cago 26 Senator Jacobs anti Tilden pronunciamcnto continues to be tho leading topic of discussion here Itia quito evident now that Jacobs was nt only in earnest but that his speech was premeditated that ho sought nn opportunity oppor-tunity to make it The next anxious query of Tilden men is did bespeak his own sentiments only or is he backed up in his utterances by party mansgrrs in Kings C unty 1 Jacobi well known in timato relations with Boss McLaughlin McLaugh-lin make it all important know whether his actiTilden views are shared by that eminent democratic wirepuller The Times correspondent is in position to answer this question and to assure anxious anx-ious Tildca men that Jacobs and th Boss are in perfect accord in this matter and that the speech of the senator is fully approved even if it was not oiiginally suggested by the Brooklyn manipulator Now York 2GTho Express this evening Yesterdays Kim contained avery a-very interesting biographical sketch of Judge Field Judge Field is a splendid specimen of American manhood There is no question that ho w uld make a grand president of the Andrew Jackson school ware he elecloi to the office and iie would bo elected were he nominated end would take office were he chosen It has been surmised that ho is Tildens choice and therefore not to bo thought of Tilden trying to control Field la the While House would cut u far noire rid culous figure than p x > r o d Mrs Pating ton trying to sweep back tho Atantic Ocean with her broom |