New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

That promised DCmOcfaJlC TedcGIOl uOtSi
81 r worth cent Il Is probably anchored behind Gov
Tilden's income statement.
Mr.. Ignatius Donnelly of Minnesota has re-
ccycd the greenbGc nomination for Congress In the lid
District State and has made the champion joke OF
his life In announcing that be reluctantly" accepted IT,
When Lieut.. Gov. Dorsheimer began his
speech in Boston With tho remark that "Fanou Hal is
full tonight" an erervescant reformer in the crowd
shouted So is Mike Doherty" It was the only JOKE OF
otherwise solemn meeting.
Since the Republican majority in Maine has
gone up high the Democrats have acknowledgements
that the mos, supcndu election rascaitCs were peTpe
trated 10y NJ EaiHe and his friends Like all Tie other
Democratic this year. this is too late as vol as
too thin.
The Democratic State Committee of Illinois
had solemn session around empty CAMPAIGN treasury
last week. and decided 10 DO nothing tin after the Oco
bcr elections. They could hope in the political
outlook unless tho Democrats carried Indiana, end they
concluded 20 make no plans tai that election was hcld
Gov. Hayes has sat down upon another
beautiful campaign SANDER. Some imaginative genius
announced short time ago that tho Governor had in
July last written n letter TO the American Alliance ac-
ccpting membcfshpand declaring his belief that suffrage
should be limited Ia nativo-hom citizens. lt took Mr.
Haycs about dlspsse OF the charge when IL
reached him. by saying that he never wrote any such
would and that the sentiment attributed TO Linn
rcpunaut - ever net ANA beIlef oil Ills NE NeSt!
Inc nleicllCSS IGNlcW Ol J.lC ufCS VI ltiVLh
candidates" goes OIL. An old story is
revived to the effect that vonchors in tho Treasury
Department at Washington show that Mr. Dorshcimer,
while United States District Attorney in Buffalo
in 1865, charged mileage for attending examinations ut
Albany aud Troy II lie had made separate journeys
from Buffalo each city. One examination was on July
a. 1868 and the other July 95 1865 but according
Troy and return, and from Bualo 10 Albany ana return
Similar bills presented ot journeys OF assistants
The most astonishing campaign document
that has appeared thus far Is opon ettor from the
Hon jeremiah g. Black Gen. Garfield, iu reply 20
speech b. latter The letter fills six columns of The
Pittsburgh Post More than half OF it is devoted to r9t
class drubbng OF the Pilgrim Fathers about quarter NJ
Il is rcsatcnent of the familiar Southern argument that
the AbOtiOniss the chief enemies OF the Union,
while the Democrats It's sanchcst defenders, aud
fine remainder made up about equally OF abuse of Gov
HAYES and the Republican party There has been good
deal OF talk about dead issues in the present
but nothing deader than the Pilgrim Fathers Is likely TO
be discovered.
The Hon. Galusha A. Grows prospect for
Congressional nomination thus spoken Of by The
Phiiqdeiphia Times: They won't deliver to Grow just
yet The Congressional conference OF his district has
been wabbng around TOwanda for four days, and has
adjourned to meet at MOntrose Tuesday next That
is on Grows native heather and may help him in the
fight Every county has adhered stubbony TO its
ddato 80 far, and the contracting leaders rced by
the three obstinate counties which won't give way TO
squehanna. We guess that Grow will come In yet,
though tho path is thorny. He Is the best man they
have: IL experienced LEGISLATOR and ought TO he
sides TO the best of his know how"
The fayorte form of Democratic intim-
idatIon In the South appears TO be in process
OF adoption In Connecticut few OF the
p!oyGs Of a hat factory in Danbury took part
recently in the organization OF a Hayes and
Wheeler Club. Tho proprietor OF the factory prOmi
nent Tlden man. thereupon posted che following notice
In tho workroom The interests OF this firm strongly
allied 10 the preservation Of peace In the entire Union
and against the policy OF those In power at the present
time TO create outbreaks and employ military power to
enforce their continuance OF the same and while viii
use every honorable IN persuade all TO Join the
standard of reform in our employ, all employees
quesed act they believe to be right and TO their
own advantage and while canrot employ those that
would act destructiyely TO the business OF the firm
we hope those opposed 10 interest will withdraw
from our employ and after Saturday Sept, 16 To
such their accounts will be made up during the week. and
what Is due them will be paid Monday Sept 2o at D.
M" When some OF tho offending employees asked II the
men, the employer replied, That is Just what moan"
Nasty reports the Corners thoroughly dis
mayed the Attorney threat to send troops
into tho Southern States at election time. He they
had made all arrangements for pcaceable and quiet
election, aud thus explains the plan adopted; " Our
method wuz simple and staesmanlile-I originated it.
That ignorance mite not DO pleaded OF an excoosc We
notified all the nggers within the limit NV this precinct,
that prevent trubble they must not come to the polls
or attempt That Of thoy wood keep keerfuly
home all that day they wood be moesd harmed,
but that cf they attempted 10 vote or In any way inter-
fere with the eeckshun trubbe wood inevitably
We Also the ntrost Of peece he'd men detailed stand
on eech road to stop all nggcrs wich shOod presoom TO
move toward the village that day. with strict instruck
shens that Of they persstid IN COMM promptly blow
tho top Their beds on Peece at all hnzars, wnz our
deterri nnshen Nv course CT the military comes hero
TO perfect theso inferior beins, the Corners will suffer
loss NV all it's preparations for keepn tho peeco Our
shot guns viii RENAME unused The powder and BUCK