New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

oppc nepts but even his enoes have cast suspicion
upon tho integrity Of Col. Holloway himself or o. hn
brotnern-la W. Senator Morton. Col Holloway retro.
ment from the Agcment OF The bdfan1potis Journal
due to his dre TO devote himself exclusively to his
duties IA Postmaster
Secretary Brist0w's chances for the Presi-
dency have been visiby increased by the Ridiculous at
tack OF The Chcago IntOce Tho universal comment
upon the that the newspaper Aforesaid has need
lessIy advertised s connection with the Chicago whisky
Ring
Wendell Phillips said in q 'eht temperance
speech: "You can't make a license law loose enough,
but what I'll sranglc every grosshop in Boston. you
will make Superintendent OF Police" lie ought TO 10
elected To that office without delay. He would find
the difference between talking ana doing.
Here is another Republican protest against
Senator MortOns Mississippi investigation Tie Eoehcs
Ter Democrat and Chronicle says: This investigation
had better be left alone The case Is too doubtful Tho
Democratic House Will not, for moment, entertain III
in the end it only provocative OF bad blood and
affairs in Mississippi are likely to be worse when II
over than they are now Let us have peace
There is n disappointed carpet-bagger in
Houston Texas lie went into ward me, ting tho other
night To press his claims for judicial nomination.
Uncle Jim Porter, colOred politician, was In the chair
when the aspirant and began to state his deses.
Uncle Jim bldndly requested him to" set down. Why.
Uncle jim" said the astonished speaker Z" what havs
you against mel am good Republican" "Out OF
order sah" replied the President You amt been hero
long nun git de stutn' outn your carpei-bag Set
down, sah." The bllgutcd man set down. ana doubt
determined to bring tile circumstance 10 the atel.
of senator Morton clear case OF Intimidation
Gov Hendricks is openly in the field for tie
Presidency His Indianapolis organ. The Set,ne brings
him out in a doube-lcadrd twO-cDUmn article. and
claims his fence-sittng abilities on tie currency ques-
ton his greatest element OF strength Says The S-
neI Neither the representative OF hard money ring
In the East the advocate OF imitation In the West,
will do The sporadic impulses that hnd uterance
in a quadratcrs Of pOker-players cannot decide now
for the Democratic party The party and the country
look for and demand proper representative OF REFORM
a man of broad and comprehensive political views. and
not recognized simply the champion Of any local In
erest or coere OF politicians. The North East. South.
and West unite In recognizing in Mr. Hendricks such
man, and he will doubtless become the leader OF tho
Democratic hosts OF tho nation" This e6ces the Jealousy
of the rag-baby candidate In The Cincinnati Enquirer
office. prompting him TO say: This y all very nice pug
we would like know when the North East, SOUTH ana
West, sun, Moon, aud glars, all agreed 70 recognize r
Hendricks as the nan-the cn.y man-who can lead tns
Democratic party to the White House In 10 ehavent
heard Of that Outblrst"
Congressman Seelye believes in the existence
Of the secret organization Order OF American Mechanics,
and thinks has great power lie says, in an interview
with reporter Of The Springfield Republican,, that there
sro many politicians 10 it, aud that he first heard Of in
1873 He fully believes the Roman Catholics are making
strenuous efforts get possession Of tho ruling power ia
this country for these The Church Of Rome Is
insidou-ly seeking control the negro vote AS II already
does the Irish. There now at the College OF tho
Propaganda Rome between 90 and 20 coiored youth
being educated 20 take the field among their brethren In
our Southern States VINO can imagine the success OF the
pomp and tnsel of the Papst Church with the excitable
negro temperament What will be tho result OF tho
negro and Irish vote combnedi Who will lead party
to defeat them Some people cry Pooh there Is no
danger Ii just so before the Rebellion, when We
often heard IL said that the Southern States could not DO
kicked of the Union. We all know the result OF that
letting alone. There two dangers that beset US In
this question Of religion in the schools: One Is etng
alone and allowing EDUCATION TO slip into the hands OF
the Catholic prie hood the other is taxing away the
Bible from the schools and making them altogether seci
lar delivering posterty cody ana SOUL
into the hands of the R0mSn Church the second means
destruction System OF education He would AVOID
both dangers and while he would yield neither 10 the
Romsh tho secular theory OF education, he would
maintain stoutly the Romanst the need OF religion
in schools resist positively the secIariss tho
domination OF a church or O hierarchy