New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic press is less furious than II
u. IN, straight ticket at the next Presidential cleo
ton little reflection TO have Taught ths ulter-
red" leaders that the Independent Voter has too large
family make tho slammn9 OK the uooi III n' iaco ""
entirely polite proceeding 81,
The unanimity of sentiment in the South
against being any from thar section ON 'ns
next national Democratic ticket has spiked one OF 'ns
biggest guns OF the Administration Journals Ihey nave
been shouting for quite while that the next Opposition
ticket would have rebel" on 1t. and it, election would
therefore mean re soraton of the South 10 power They
can't say that any longer, ana toere hte Pi0'' o"s
evidences that they are grieVed thereat
The Administration defeat in Connections
does not seem to have started very bloody rebellion in
the South as yet seyeral perspng orators were sure
would and IL 1. rather upkind in the South to dsappoins
them so. 1t hardly he possible that toeso 10Y"
statesmen were dishonest In their representations.
Every fair minded must put the same latin In thefn
that Arteulus Ward did IN the auctoneer. orus
think" said ArtrInus refeotgey, he ever told I'VE.
by Syi it." II " DO 10 'i'''' '''' '''"'
In our report of the views OF the Hon.
C1ark.on " Poor yesterday. the Louislsns oompro-
mise there was an unfortunate mistake Mr. Potter dd
not say that "tw0 reports had been drHtcd "u 'hSs
tho written submission said TO be cidcrent from tbs
submission expected and that no bad no copy OF it, We
observe that Wheeler, OF the Louisiana Committee
credited with tho opinion OF the rights OF tho Con-
seryatiyes under compromise that IA entera by
Mr. Potter both agreeing that there Is nothing In ihas
instrument 10 prohibit the House OF Representatives
from seating the members recently adoitted ON ths
strength OF certificates from the Kellogg Returning
Board, their cases not being among te ~ suuhutu '"
the arbitration OF the Committee.
If the celebrations OF our Centennial tunes
shall arouse such feryor OF patriotism as to blot ous
forever the partisan anmOstes between tho North aud
the South ne higher better result could be hoped for
Gen. Bartles eloquent speech at Lexington on Monday
was an admirable beginning FOR this work. anu II nrer
Ing with approval in oil directions Ihe Pfoe'-
Nra hon apyf
these will spread widely the eOuntryseutneos OF
fratcrna trust good will for they viii do more GOOD
than any amount Of legislation any agency u what
ever kind which the Government can set IN operation
It will be great and glorious Result OF this Centennial
year. # should restore completely 10 the Whole country
the controlling feeling that we are insfga,so one pos
pie, citizens OF the same republic, children oi ee ssos
ancestry aud eole OF the same history Anu Toe sauis
destiny
Gen. Buffers organ, The Boston Traveller.
has been wrestling with the third term question: and
here IL the result Tho President has never expressed
wish to he a candidate for s third term Nobody has
beard him express any opinion TO the pioPnety OF
clecting President for third term and nobody has
asked TO give his opinion He has not takrd Of the
subject TO Others and nobody has broacsed Is 10 bin
He has not asked to candidate egain and nobody has
asked II he Ia willing to accept candidacy for third
term IL is at all probable that be socks anothes
nomination. nor Is 10 probable that third nomination
will rendered 10 him There IS general IMPRESSION
has been asked quite distinctly number or times
give his views on tue Anu Toe
SAYS only looking for the proper time 10 order ~
respond. any Of the In the country would
be glad TO publish his views at any tune Ihcy 10
be more an about 1t than tho Opposition
Gov. Tildcns increasing popularity has
alarmed the friends OF Gov. Hendricks In Indiana AMI
they are making vigorous efforts to convince tho pubic
Of his paramount claims for The Presidential nomination.
The Eraasriie Courier gives ldui this heroic lft;
EVERYTHING points to the selection of Western canJL
date and the geographical position " Indiana, together
with fact that it the first state to break tho
prestige OF tho Republican party gives to our own Hen.
bricks prominence that perhaps other man In the
party enjoys Bat the most extraordinary feature IN
reference to Gov. Hendricks Is the respcnso that hu
name awakeps wherever II is mentioned iu the South.
Oppressed and discouraged by the tyrannicai spirit bN
III, administration Of Grant has shown owsrd them tho
people OF tho south instinctiyey TO Hendricks
the one above all others whose election "a tho i1esr
,-ncy would youchsafo them the treatment OF which
they nd ~ need aud which 6scry sentimrnt
OF Justice demands for them. EycryuLrre IL, SOUTH
the name OF Hendricks ~ spoken with hope