New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

| The time would SEEM W ha'o aiii''" "
John Kelly to step down and out.
II WAS a fortunate thing for Gov. liiden
that his bitterest opponents were Ianhan' ii" "n
| the inf iti0nists Two or Ills enehio' 00'' s
| spiked thereby. J;l
After all the talk about Judge Davis he did
not get sn. lie vote This fact is significant hlu'trd
ton that the gossip at Washington is most deeepu'o
! Indication OF The sentiment Of the country.
The irrcpress2,le Blanton Duncan wrote
bis,, dawn after hi. manner in dispatch from ST..
Ious IN a friend in Washington on Neln'sday morning
Tilden smashed and growing worse, or count hlo
liar" 49,,
The venerable Leslie Coombs of Kentucky
adrnonshed tie ST. LOGs Convention wlth this per
emptory dispatch on Tuesday: "H GOV Tden he noni-
uofaI bv your Convention can beat publc the'es'
plunderers, and hribe-takers Do your duty'
CONGRESSMAN Payne of the Cleveland DIS
tct declares that he viii under circumstances accept
denomination Ohio will thus lose most usefu Repre-
sentative and the Democratic party viii be dePf'e' o
the advice and services Of OF its ablest and most
CIeditabie members
All the women will be in duty bound to
vote for HAYES and Wheeler, because the Republican
platform assures them OF respectful consderatlon'
willie the Democratic platform completely ignores them
"Rcspectful consideration isn't much to brag about
but it is better than nOthllg.
Mr.. WattersOn appears to have established
new rrincple in parliamentary law. As Inc Cme'RHah
chair of the National Democratic Convention, but ne
made tie ruling which il is hardly premature To pro
nOuBce imm0rtal-t'G -t'Gt "heh d I'uS nd' '''o "'- ~ p
OF order was III order"
.,ol. IngersolI of Illinois has recovered from
his d,soppomtment a Mr.. Blanes defeat ana promises
,heorty snpport FOR HAYES and Wheeler. He said to
rerorter of Yhe Chicago Post dhd Mail recently; IKE
both Hayes and Wheeler and shall do my best 10 sup
port them / hold that every man III tIat hephoIcan
convention should lo the thing and should stand
4 ,.f ar n
alone that shall support them. 1t is because tnA
Mr. Hayes very good man, anu one Shau .e ptS' "
support, and can say the sare OF hr. "heeier'
Several of the skunk hunters have been IN
dasiousy circulating report that Mais'n had oheie"
TO prove that Nh Blaine did not read the wAole "f MS
letters before he House. and that be suppressed portions
OF them also when troy we're given cut for publication
qhe WASHINGTON SGr 5yOScs Of the contemplate sdn-
der after this style: Mr. Mulligau OF Boston, VINO Is
now In this city, stated to-day that he never under any
circumstances or anybody az place. asserted That
ey-peakcr Blaine did not corr. w & ~ & nr ,d
Fisher letters ON the contrary he admits 'hat h' icdu
every syllaDl' ia them"
The dead lock at Washington on the appro-
rri,tiop b,ls promrts The Boston Adre,tiser to make
II is o.G but a!ways timely suggestion: In the United
STATES We labor under the misfortune OF having no per
son on the nacr of either House wno represents IN
direct ana responsible the Government OF thc coun
rv no wonder that the position o Secretary OF the
Treasury tnat ought 70 be o. power and OF vast OPP
portunes has attractions for fir7rate men, IL the
members Of the Cabinet could 60 on the hOnr oi the
House and expin to the country the needs of their de-
uartm,nts there would he better understanding OF all
the questions issue Tie people would be able TO de.
eide whether the executive departments were llHht OF
Trouc; they would approve dsapprOye the action OF
Congress in granting or withholding the supPhts anu
when things went wrong they would hho" upon "hoh
10 lN TIE blame
Senator Morton says in letter to the In
diana Republican state Committee: The Cincinnati
Convention has given to the Republican party candi-
dates for President aud Vice cPresident who will rally The
whole strength OF the party and unite in thcir support
ell VINO fear the acendency of the Democracy In our
Na.oral aid s It, 9 ycInments Gov. Hayes ID man
OF ability aud character, against whom nothing can be
said and whose record remarkably iIcc from benishes
will be- oi strength In the approaching can'ass
Tie danger to tho country from permitting the Govern
rcn 10 pass under the control Of the Democratic party
has been so fully illustrated 10y the conduct OF the pres
eut House Of Reprosr ntatiyes that The people are
l.atY awakened and the prospects for the success or
IN. Republican candidates are exceedingly bright No
caruagn within my recollection has opened 20 au-
npco-y ana nothing IL required hut energy ana indus
IN presenting The principles history ald splft Oh the
l., public IN party {" rrlte success