New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-27

make votes for the Democracy. he 10 going to sids
down the side OF the that ncnes toward inaaon
and Reputation, he'n wish some day that hs had ~
manned perch where he was.
The Hon. VIM. T. Horrobin of COhoes, once
State Senator in Vermont. and candidate for tho
Democratic nomination for Governor Is urged FOR Sena
tor from the Albany district.
The name of Sinclair TOuscy is mentioned
possibly the Republican candidate for Inspector Of
state Prisons. Mr.: rousey has long taken profound In
teest In the question Of prison reform ana has been for
years an officer OF the Prison Association
Gov. Tilden is acquiring National reputa-
ton. Away out beyond Alleghenes they charg-
ing him with being railroad lawyer and In the Mt-is
sipp Valley he Is the intimate friend and coworker OF
Tweed and swecny That's it is to Le too successful
as q reformer
Gov. Chamberlain of South Carolina has
given emphatic denial to the charge brought cut IN the
testimony Of Ladd In exTreasurer Parkers trial, that
$4,000 in coupons had been apportioned TO tho Cover
This in reply to the question OF Newspaper
not allow him to make n personal statement until tas
charge was put in form that he could meet.
Ex-Secretary J. D. Cox is also on the side Of
Hayes and hardInoney In Ohio In letter regetting
his inability to take part in the campaign, he
sincerely regret this for the issues have taken such
shape in Ohio that would be real pleasure and work
In which should enter with zeal and earnesness TO
sustain the Republican platform ION the stump A TO
Gov Hayes. for personal as wei a; pubic reasohs'
Hampshire stands in need Of new Con-
stitution and there talk OF a convention to frame
The Concord Monitor suggests the following changes
We want biennial elections, to be held In the Autumn,
and biennial legislative sessions Senatorial and councillor
districts established that partisan majority In
the Legislature disturb their boundaries Judiciary
independent Of party Legislature whose popular
branch shall not exceed 200 members and whose Senate
shall be composed OF not eSs than 20 members an cleo
tive system which shall preserve the purity OF the ballot
Wp IN han
There il new turn i'm the Ohio campaign.
Judge Tafts speech at Cleveland Monday night waa
occupied solely with the presentation OF his views on the
school question. This increased the popular interest in
the subject and many OF the Republican newspapers fol-
lowed In the discussion This speech and the comments
upon it, together with the publication Of letter In The
TRBcNE the subject, Tie Cincinnati Enquirer
dcnOunccs In double lead flank movement by the
Republicans, who forcsce defeat the money issue, and
seek to themselves by appeals to religious preu
dces This and other money journals announce their
firm purpose Of holding the campaign to the money issue
which 10 probably good deal like the irlshinan IN
battle who couldn't leave his prisoner because his prs-
oner wouldn't let him 60
This unkind allusion to the original South
ern insurrectionlst is from The Nation r George
Williams feel II he preserves any OF his old interest
of the oppressed negro, that the whole
business has been shockngly msmanaged Here IL an
instruction OF negroes ground down and oppressed BY
Democratic tyranny, in part OF the South where Re-
Publican sentiment ID much needed, aud IN part OF
Georgia where the negroes OutnuInber the whites ana
yet the of Presidential year, sort OF use 10
made Of these promising materials by the Department OF
Justice With few troops and enterprising com
Inander sent down from Washington, the insurrecton
might not only have been kept going for month o.
two but 1t might asy have turned out that searching
investigation would have shown II to be not negro
uprising, but Democratic plot to murder the negroes.
and with Tito concentrating and teieSrapnis the
Northern heart might have been once more nren D
point ut which the repeal Of the abeaS corpus next
Winter would the chief necessity OF these awful
times And all this thrown away by the sluSSshncss Oh
Mr. Picrrepont and Gen. Grant"
Gen. +. Z. Spinner has just written letter
which seems slow that he is willing 10 go before the
Republican Convention for the nomination with which
his name has been connected, and which at the same
time recalls his conversion to the 3G5 scheme He
among other things: az had made up my mind thas
when I left the Treasury would never again medde
with or even think OF politics, OF anything In any way
connected herewith and to seek that and quiet OK
mind and bodily rest that man ut the age OF 80. VINO
has been actively gagged mind and body for more than
half a century much needs. But 1t now seems soine-
what doubtful whether will be able to carry out this
resolve Educated as was In the hard money
school, have had hard work to unlearn what WAS
taught "a being trusms in political economy and to rd
my mind from preconceved and, now believe, err0"
neous ideas. hope to live yet long enough to
see Congress make beginning IN the right direction ~
passing an act authorizing the issue OF bond bearing
Of interest that cam AZ the will OF the owner DC
at any time converted into legal tender Governments
note and the note In like manner 10 be again convrrtoo
into such bond. This accomplished and WORKING
You and believe It Viii work, Tor the oeneht OF .ne
whole people, other important and beneficial reforms
would follow. Tho Shyiocks foresce all this hchos
their fierce opposition"