New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

=. Jaws tho report entirely false and adds The ton
Aer To him by numerous Democratic members OF Con-
sreas Of their support, unaskod by him, tho best ev
Sence that can given Of the prospect Of success The
pub,c ca be assured that however gratifying mgDt
IVA 70 Mr. Kerr to chosen to the spcakeisp Of the
nov, Hon 40 he will descend to OF the tricks
ordinarily p,rsuci to the place and that he CON
cejyes IL Of vastly moe Importance that the choce OF te
,arv shold fall upon VINO aud viii advance the
cause Of Democracy than to crafty Che ambition or the
pride OF any one man
There il pl enomcnal amount Of misinfor-
nation in THIS paragraph from The Ihtdde2h'a irtss
"A the clouds lit the situation in California reveals IL
self Insidous independent movements, under the name
of temperance parties, liberal parties, peoples parties
40 spit up the Republican strength. AID enabled the
smaller but compact columns or the Democracy 10
carry the fold" The smaller but compact columns OF
the Democracy carried tho field because they wero
swelled 10y almost the entire Republican party il was
very transparent arrangement. The alliance between
,he railroad companies and the Republicans was so
notorious that the election of candidate by that party
was impossible. Accordingly sham quarrel was planned
between the two. and as blind the Republican Con
vention denounced the railroads in their PLATFORM and
nut ticket the field which they Gd no hope OF eject
Ing Thou the railroad companies bought UP ile Demo
cratic organization and compelled the ko,uhcans 10
support IL. TGat this programme was carllou cui
shown by the very small Republican vote through tho
state The battle was between the independents on the
one side on the RI puboans d. mocats railroads IN
the other Fine amount az glory won by either OF the
great parties" Is not enormous 1t was question OF
dollars.
The Democratic victory in California has
given much eation to the Democracy and is causing
some uneasincss TO its opponents The Springfield he
publican disposed to give good deal of Importance to
IT, calling another indication OF the increasing DRIFT OF
the country to the Democratic side 1t thinks nothing
stands the way of Demo ratio success in the next
Presidential contest except split the currency qucs
tion which victory in Ohio would inevitably bring II
adds "Nole and more certain does il grow that. i.s
between the Democratic party aud the Republican party
the voters year will Choose the Demo-
cratic. No ordinarily good nominations BY the
Republican party ordinarily bad nominations by
tho Democrats can be hopefully relied upon TO change
this drift. As against Tdcn il wond probably be i'm
possible for the Republicans to make party nomination
that could carry the country Neither Blaine nor ash
hurne the abes OF the old Republican leaders, can I've
relied upon to do it, BristOw would lie stronger. but
under the present aspect Of affairs. not strong enough
Even Rayard Thurman would stand the better clane
an contest with either of these best three of the Rcuir
Lcan leaders. Such ticket Charles Francis Adams
and BrlsOw United might redeem their lost cause
but only because, while might leave party names fhe
same il would force party revolution. ticket OF any
less power appealing any The feebcr 10 the great moral
patriotic and refOnatory OF the nation, can give
hto hope OF resisting the drift OF feeling and OF event