New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
POLITICAL NOTES.


Gov. Hayes and Senator Sherman are 70
take the stump for the Republican ticket In Pennsyys
MIA.
The Indian Investigating Commissioners re-
port falls fiat It influences nobodys opinion because II
was discounted weeks ago. Even the discovery OF -
saint in BOser creates no interest whatever
Is the appointment of Senator Chandler
another appeal to the Christian public and are rep
resentativcs Of the leading religious denominations
operate with him in Christanizing the Indlansi
The usual post-mortem prophesying has be-
gun I'm Ohio Here IL contribution from Tn, 'ere'dh
Ploin Deoler Had the Democracy nominated square
Democrat for Lieutenant Governor instead 81 Gen Cary
Gov Alien and the entire State ticket would nave Deem
elected"
The Independent praises Scluz and Wood
ford for their services In the Ohio campaign and cor
cIudes "but where was Blaine" Mr.. Blaine had
railroad accident Spring Has The hdependenf for
gotten iti Then there another accident up in Maine
in september.
The only campaign which has any life in it
Mississippi The interest there seems TO be all
on one side. The Democrats are holding immense ma"
meetings throughout the State, and notable feature OF
these gatherings is the attendance OF large numbers OF
negroes The signs Of defeat OF the Ames Republcan
party multiply daily
The organs are almost unanimously of tho
opinion that TIL ThIBUSE- course before the Ohioeec
ton was all right that s calculations OF the result were
has no sort OF conception OF the tue moral Of tho
figures it gives It takes them tell that and they have
no hesitation about Tho election teaches the nincd
ate universal aud permanent trlnmph OF 'he 'Puonc'"
party and confusion To all In'etiheddIcrs.
The more sensible of the Democratic jour
mails are trying their have the party drop tine cur
rency question entirely, and take up Administration re
form "a the chief and they making converts
every day Whether they wil succeed in senring tho
imitation organs before tho Convention meets is doubtful
and II IA equally doubtful IL the people will be satisfied
with silence on 80 important question. The only thing
clear about the whole matter i, that the Democracy has
exceedingly difficult row tn noe, whatever course ~
takes.
There is at least one organ which was UNI
happy tho appointment of Mr. Chandler. The he"-
ark Adrertisey ibe other duy, denOuncing Tux
TRIgSE for falsely asserting lin its blind hatred to tho
istratonl that Mr Chandler likely to go into
The Cabinet Its denunclaons were being written about
the Zacarh topk the OATH and were printed Just
about the time he took his seat for the first time at
Cabinet meeting. But the good Doctor s anliable and
his organ has short stops. Ii already thinks Chandler
fits the place beautifully.
The Western inflatiOnists should be cautious
about claiming the support Of the South in the Demo
cratic National Convention. The South desires hrsO all
change Of administration, and 1t will allow nothing to
stand IN the way Of the accomplishment Of that desire.
" the entire southern delegation should be IN favor OF
imitation which is gross mprobablity. and il should bs
evident tn them that the Democrat who could most cor
tainy be elected President hardnOney man, they
would vote sodly for him No careful student OF 5oGh
EN- sentiment will dispute this assertion When this
il taken into consideration the obstacles 70 any hard
Democrat receiving the requisite tWOtltls vote
are greatly diminished.
Ex-senator Buckalew spoke for the Demo-
cratic ticket in syvama the other night, and made
vigorous effort drag his party from the imitation mre.
80 far - the National Democracy concerned he said
they were bound stand by the Baltimore platform I'M
I'll the next National Convention gave them new one.
The Democracy had always been hard-money party.
and he believed they were so now The Ohio and Penn
sylvania platforms only meant protests against
immediate mptiOn impracticable. They only
mean, 10 delay RESUMPTION until due preparation had
experiment Of expansion ANA IMITATION IL
will hard work 10 extract that meaning from the Eric
plat form.
A special Presidential prophet is kept con-
tinualy work in the office of The SprinRn,H Rspubt-
en- Here is his latest prediction The odds are that
samuel j. Tilden Democrat will be the next President.
Certainly he is the White House to-day than any
other politician of either party. Barring accidents, his
chance for reaching it il much the best 1t ia true, the
ragnoncy democrats West feel very and
toward him Just now, and talk they feel. II the Ma
tiOnal Convention to assemble next week they
might very likely defeat his nomination. But there il
time enough for this irritation TO cool down wonderfully
II the Convention is convinced that il choice between
Tlden and defeat II will not he likely take the dele
gates long make mp their minds II looks very much
now 90 though it coming to that. Mr.. Tden Il, to-
day. the most conspicuous figure in orr politics. Morc
than that he l. positive force. He represents
thing. He has and controls capital which the party
well do without liz -. matters uoy stand, aud
are ill., ID to stand necessary candidate With Thur
man. Rrs.ow, or Lamar or Bartlett for second tho
Republicans will he liable 10 mud HIM pretty form
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