New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

There seems to be no anxiety among the DEM
ocr, brethren lest Gov. Hendricks may decline to &c
The bolt from the st. Louis ticket will not
be sufficiently largo crowd Peter C0opers BUS load
uncOu,Ortably.
Ex-Gov. Seymour is very positive that the
Democrats will carry this State next Fall lie THINKS
that all differences Of opinion between membes OF the
party viii ladc away before November.
Gov Uendricks's nomination Will undoubt-
edy keep tho greater part Of the imitation vote IN lie
party but there unmistakable signs that the Ger
mans preparing to march in almost solid mass 10 the
Republican camp
There Is report in Washington that the
Hon John Mogrissey concmpatcs stalins Democratic
n.N,.aper there On a capital Of 100000 1t is not
stated whether John Kelly Is to be associate editor on
lot. lie has hGd experience IN the business which
would make him "A valuable cOldDolel.
Senator Spenccr's oveltareS for harmony
and reconciliation Alabama nave been fudely rejected
by ov smith and the other leaders OF tine regular party
organ. cation They tell Spencer 40 his crowd that
their room is better than their company, and that The
party is stronger without them All Of which to the
judicial observer seems pc not only sound reasoning
but also to contain a strong favor OF rctributon
There is no city in the country that can sur
psss Indianapolis ability To Latch out roorDacES me
Journal gives btn the last one by announcing hat II
has evidence upon direct and indspuable authority that
an agreement was entered at ST. Louis between the
Indiana delegation and leading members OF arly All
the other delegation that II GOV. Hendricks WOud coli
sent 10 stand yicePicdent now there would be no
l.,,,tof N tie i.irty nom nation Tor ffeSIucht
tour hence, provided he is h'ng al thai tIne ne
last conultIon Sc .ms unece9s"r' ne a5ftcHohI VIII
o. lust a. valuable wLclncr ho be DEAD or awe
Two newspapers of independent prochvtlcs,
Democratic anco,dent-. and wide influence, have come
out sluarey for the 81. Louis ticket the htcdgo Times
which boed from its paTty's nomination OF Horace
Greeley in 1872, and has steadily and pleasantly spoken
Of the Democracy since the "lutld remn!scence,'
says it prefers Tden Hayes ami promises to do all 1t
en- to secure his election. The 81 LOUIS REPUBLICAN,
which is te other journal alluded TO, has always had
tender spot its heart for the Democracy since an
nounced purpose not to b. party organ Few years
ago; and While it gives warm salport 20 the parry
nominations now, II shows no mcmahon 10 aDdhdoh us
freedom U. thought .ld cilticlSHl
The great Samuel FentOn Cary stands by
soft money, and becomes Doer lie has lost ialth III
both parties since he believes they only IN search OF
,noiis All the world knows Samuel has always had
great dislike for spjs lie Is sure that there Is To be
trouble that things will from bad 10 worse until
bankruptcy and starvation drive tie MASSES to ma mess
How he will he does not yet KNOW but he hears an
uncommon amount OF talk in Of Peter Cooper, and
finds lois of people who believe that il the election
nrld io-.lOlrow IAc venerable pIannrotlst "oad re-
ccNe more both tie other candidates com
would case ms mind and decade hs vote.
MIR. Henry B. Blackwell is ii firm believer
IN Gov. Hayes. lie says he knew him well when they
were young men together. III Cincinnati 20 years ago
Writing he Boston Advertiser concerning the est
mate Of te Governors character formed in those early
DAYS Mr. Ba, kwell says Mr.. Hayes las calm, cool.
intellectual temperament which is not easily rouSed but
which, when reused, moves promptly and "ith singular
precision He has clear judicial intellect. lilo is MOI
wanting In enthusiasm but he never Sushos There is
certain magH.Bimty a stately and dim fled lepOso OF
character which unIcres his franz and genial temper
and which keeps Lis generous impulses from rum ng
away with him. He is, always and everywhere, gen
ileman. During seven years OF weekly meet
ms never knew lin harsh OF coarse expression
nor ever knew han indulge in personality He never
made an enemy nor q friend. Nothing s0rdld or SCI.
fish was ever associated with bis character. Always
clscI;tli, kind frdnE aud sympalhntc Le TOO Keen
pr 81 In every question AMI occG>l. ualy spoke, wi'h
Ious a. effectively and To the purio But he seldom
WAS reused scd,, except IN CunNcisau'A mere ne
wa, Away, ready, bright and amin tod IL was com
mon remark IN those uuys at tho club Hayes Is cap
bile OF rising 80 ANY distinction, II ne could oby DC III
e4icC u seek It.