New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

THING TO TURN UP
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TPIDCyRI
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.--Thcrc SEEMS 10 be
An und,rcurrent Of feeling. not YET publicly xpres~d
yet admitted In the private conversation 0 many of tho
supporters OF tho Administration and Of Gen
Grants renonnation that they nay not have a. clea,
sailing IA they have anticipated their Candidate
through the National Convention next Spring. and th.t
II will be wi3o policy their part to c0nco some %
tao disacctcd Republicans Father than By attending
10 read ont Of the party those who may be bold enough
to express preference tor other candidate Of 70
ALLEVIATE OF those who IN times past have been
wont TO lead the Republican party.
Many ~ Ties" men, coming fresh from their con snep.
ces forced 10 admit that whc yet there has been
no very outspokcn opposition to Gen Grants rrnofnins
tiDn among the masses there Is discovered In private
conversation, widcfPrea feeling that h. IL lot Tho
beet IN Ito cOniry ~ hc Pr snt for another
term, and many understand that whatever nea,
sGrrs ~ the Administration have mct with genra,
approval. and hcnrc given popularity to the Pr'-dsnt
aud his Cabinet have been the ontgrOwth ~ tbs nci.
les "n which tie Republican parry Is found.
eel, and u.l!st have been carried nut
with equal with any set OF Loae,,
Republicans in office, rather than the wor OF any s Of
mon. The pcop" de, !dcd they ray. that tho debt
nust bc pad of, and Gen. Grant AMI Secretary
Bol~. had choice hut act as the agent, OF thu
people. r4br Nchtincnt d'm'nd"d peaceab.o settle
Of the question. st issue bet th!. country and
Great Britain and S"cr"'Iry Fl needs condrct
Tie NEGOTIATIONS. Bat The p pc. Juisment WA
a. iinst In. annexation stnio Domingo and though
II vas the PCT pca, re Of "a. Aimn'tat and was
pushed ~ orr has pI,.,.i both in tia
3"ha", though the rr'-, and by favorable re-
port L. 10y the distinguished c.p I'll lon ,lr Admins,
url,iou wa Obliged to aIando,. IT,
Again. hears every here the Remark that tho
rrcon cctiun, have demonstrated iie i.t That the Pa
puo.ran parry ~ =" st"ig tuai EJECT any IL
nan h0. Il may nominate, lud th.s /, dcaIrd hy
tie strongest supporters nf g Grant, reject on
S"mr Of them indeed, inlly appreciate the folly
united hy those lie Journals wllli, In their 3'al FOR
t..iG Ui.aic ,aj-e. would brand cytry KPi.cin al
traitor who doc hot fall IN and -,,nt fer Grln 10
iOIIy tlry. and the hi"r o: ticn condemn It pub
ii.j LAT III ~ ~ Nio "!e I,'c,y Commute Ia the
support Gen Gram Tor ,rcJni term Away, close
couyrrNlt.pn ~ re.Irling tlcy believe They pas
,i.c' II lot enthusiastic ,Dy, for Grant, and his re
o'ctO: viii prob .,ly hc t, beet llng tor he party
There Ia, been consul alton or comparison OF views
uTOa the Presidential question lay the X pro lean sra-
WHO opposed the Air,inT ton Ia: ,cS ion. when
tie anne alton OF Sio Dora n" Wa discussed and Tho
removal OF Mr. SnnIner from hi citirmpr-hp va,
comp lsicd Bat, it il known ina their Opposition 10 Ten.
,ilan ~ if anything; more pronounced than c,cc T.Ay
freely Xr.>s th"i.clv., u, unuuaiil II, opp ID 70
hi- renOinin.llor md as~rt that hr il he a. -
-'raI the s;r"u-.r. c,uila'c the Republican rar'y
could ,'cct In" ty"l.s thai nay" occurred irn:
The recess appear to have strengthened tL"B
their opposition. w,.t"rn Eruo.can ssnr
tor nut"d alike for ~ yig,rol- .YG,po1douce
and lis popularity ia Ii own s:air. sal. tp'!ay;
THE only smccc-~ that 81 .irrl n, Admins,
traiion la, Winter ".s It's h"n"hl i9i"y Boutwell,
~ right bower. NOW, IA hi> h.lri nn-c by AIS
syndicate operation. ia wh!ri the GovrrEn sW M
died FOR tn" benefit Uf few f,v"rtc DInh ~. the
Na1nt Ean.- that WIRE In HE sShiI ate dew cheeks
oa Themselves Tor the money 10 p for IT, boi's hey
uI,irrt,i, tie tfrrh, N. draw but
pn.liri vim the bank, that drew them. Tncy got the
bonds wItnont putting up dollar or money Thr OH
Ia, mis- they already had dep ~.tri in the Treasury
cAruingrd for new ones. ana IL" Sy dc 'r got thT,e
Moths interest an both SETS II was aoHlriEi. ROD
h. ry Of the Treasury and will have thorough rakrs
up wien cnarr ince,.. There no rcsp"' for Law IN
Grant Li> Cabinet Things nave bcei done thai A,y
johnson never dared att'npt.'
IN To- question 10 The probability o: Grants
denomination. the senator said that ii four or five of tho
leading per> thai are opposed To LIN would uniio
upon any OF dozen good tn who miehi be named.
and bring him prominently bcivIe the people. Grant
could easily be beaten.
Another Senator Of more conservative tendencies. and
Of naional reputation Republican leader, said to
day that he had little doul. of Grants rcnominaton
1.-THE SOUTH" he said. "w be- solid him. In the south
the Office ho' and the Ecgroe, make UP the l"pnoi-
party. and with the solid Southern vote in the Con-
vention. will not take many from, the Norm ~
ne VIII nave no fr'illic to got them"
The Senator asked " hat he thought would be the
eject Of conccr; OF action leading journals and
politicians wLo prefer Change the Presidency lie
answered:
ANY successful movement for reform como from
the people ana not from the newspapers from self
constituted cacrs. II the people IL earnest about
certain great rational reforms that %e think ought to be
such sr'ns,h thi Opposition viii be useless. just
in NcwYork spreads the country. having for its
object tr rurihiion OF national State, and local gov
crnrnts from The abuses that prevail 1t will be ire
sstoe; it will embrace Of both parties, and pot.
canS. instead Of heading the movement, will only be the
c"mvncd OF tn, necessity Of roln, and are not ready
for such movemtni. nothing that the papers few
tolgrcssincn can do Will start It"
The anator said he disposed TO think that there
something in tie apparent signs of the dissolution
VI parties, and to look for the nomination OF RI.
publican in opposition TO Grant. A member OF
tho House. representing an overwhelming Repub
lean minority in District in Middle state. saidI
The session Will be largely occupied with President
nnamg You will find u much stronger opposition 10
Grani than manifested last Winter. Then It
ponimcnts Ike that Of Murphy that were objected o
now. all the dolng~ OF the Administration win lie summed
up and baianc. srnck. and the opposition will be "a
the himself candidate for denomination Granite
administration has been failure in every important
particular. Icok at his foreign policy what cOwrily
course hats been pursued towarlCuba Then there is the
offensive SAINT" Domingo Job The policy pursued toward
the South has been s,r,eess and wrong from the start
The boastcd Indian policy is pro,inga failure. Boutwcit
gold hoarln aLd his :! Indicate bsrsain ar" bad fes
lures and ~ to paying off the debt. Grant deserves no
surplus What else tonhi he aud Boutwell, dc
thin. Of the low tone OF the Administration PERSONAL
favOrltisin and its "retched appointments You may
look for II pret! strong ami ndcp' ndrnt opposition to
Grant In Congress There Will he something Ike third
party in both Houses. II Grant Is nominated land
believe he will bel then there will he reform party
organized stIong enough to defeat him.
Very few Senators Representatives. have
arrived here yet senator Thurman Ohio Mr.. Eldrdss
Of Wisconsin, and s. s. Cox ofNewYork, being the oEy
representative OF that faith who have yet REPORTED
themselves Judg" Thurman does no. feel author:zedh
speak for the Democrats OF Ohio gard to theI futu
plans and doubts II many Of them have yet made ~
their minds to what 1t will be best to do When Cor
gress shall have met and che mchbcrs have coTpare9
notes, some policy will probably br adopted whi,h WIZ
with the general approval of their oh supporters
Mr.. Cox, being asked what the Democrats VII NY
to do Ia the House. during the coming session. replied:
shall NOtate the FIRST place. Iruuctunm