New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

veaersted statesman, Benj r. Butler Mr.. Kelley airs
his troubles through . column Of ne PhaadeipAia
Times but this Is all they amount TO- It'll queer. oot
there has been ragmoney convention YET thas
mas not peen .h The Sssraes who are 40 aecrs
toned to initiation that they thousands when thero
only hundreds, and very small hundreds at thatf
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams finds an enthu-
siastic supporter for the Presidency in The Brooklyn Tines
which says 1--WE have hopes that an aroused public
spirit will find some way Of making itself potent In the
nominating conventions next year, and that Mr.. Adams
may be called from his retirement at Quincy to restore 70
the Presidency its ancient dignity and legitimate In
nuence. But the reign Of small men is not yet TO bs
broken and expediency makeshift is preferred,
let him take the pen Of the historian He has already
served this generation brilliantly than any othef
man living let him serve posterity by leaving be-
hind him Intelligent, comprehensive history Of the
United States.'
Gov. Allen of Ohio is breaking down under
the severe canvass he IL making lie attempted to speak
at Warren day two ago. but after rambling and dis
ionted effort of 4j minutes duration he obliged Ia
leave the hall correspondent OF The Cincinnati Com
n,ereal who announces this state Of the Governors
health believes tine arduous campaign has worn the
venerable out and that nothing but long and per
feet rest can restore him to health and strength But
the editor OF The Commercial takes different view Of
the subject saying: We inclined TO the opinion tha
special correspondent with Gov. Allen has allowed
his sympathy 20 be drawn TO the pathetic point on ths
the antique weary at the end OF the mrs.
weeks active campaigning, but he will astonish his
friends this week. We know that old North Caroini
stock! 1t Is wonderfully tough. Gov Aliens physica
vgor has been remarkable than at thi. mo
ment II there not many Democratic candidate
for the Presidency around there would be less talk abo
the age aud nrmities OF the Governor who SHAH moi
this fight IL help II but II be does win IT, he
ought gather the crop OF hickory nuts for HIMSELF
The kitchen organ at Washington is alarmed
lest the coming NewYork Republican Convention shall
say something against a third term IL is very much
afraid the Republican press Of the State has been misled
by the camOr Of the Presidents enemies. 1t hints at
growing sentiment in favor Of the retention OF Gen.
Grant as the only who be trusted to protect the
country from the evils Of imitation legislation In the
South IL SAYS there IL desperate demand for his 70
election and in the North and wherever the Presf
dents and persistent adherence TO his determt
nation the financial pledges Of the Government shall
be kept nvioate finds admirers there Is natural and
conservative Discrimination TO venture upon change OF
administration The true friends Of the Government
those who have the Of the nation at heart eau
tious about placing unlimited confidence in the manage
ment OF any strange and untried Executive In view o.
this condition Of affairs the organ thus advises the New
York Republicans The discreet thing Tor them u DO
to indorse his general policy in terms OF warmest ap
prevail, and ignore the existence OF the shadowy tnnt
term spOOk with while our enemies attempt 10 brighter
us and provoke dscord I'm ranks And yet there an
people who say tho third term idea never entered Tia
Pre- jidents brain.