The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-06

Tho Worcester Spy quotes Judge Hoar as saying re-
Gently that hc would jump out OF three story window
to make Brsow President, out OF two story win
dow TO make Blame President
Blaine club has been formed in Springfield, Mass,
by co.ored men. II has membership of seventy.
Portland Mel Press:-"If the republican party only
lives up its history and avas itself of the glorious
opportunities, IL Will command the whole Independent
vote"
The Troy Times says that Tilden's friends arc now
claiming that although he may not got the St Louis
nomination himself he will still be abe to sell the
delegation from New York. body and brooches, the
highest bidder owing to the instruction that It shall
vote as a unit That they argue, will make him Sec
rotary State Secretary Of tho Treasury Minis
ter to England in the Of the election Of the
didate with whom he bargains.
The Austin Texas Statesman thinks that Bayard's
character win be OF avail than the machinery OF
political intrigucrs.
Louisville Conrier.Journai :-s'Bristow Is tho only
candidate Tor tho Presidency whose chances
injured by suspicion OF his honesty"
Tho Athons lGa) Ivaschman says:-'Let tho south
Bayard aud the matter Is settled 1t is to tho
South that tho democratic party must Look for It's
man strength and the Southern delegations to St
Louis should 500 TO IL that man acceptable to their
constituencies DC nominated"
Speaking OF the approaching conventions the Boston
Advertiser s-"Thc republican party cannot afford
to any obscury and devote the chefwo OF
the TO telling the country who he Il cannot
afford TO take any makc-shift and put HIM nom
nation a compromise candidate Our candidate
this year must be cmincnty 1T for tho nomination and
the Office and don't believe the Convention will DO
Turned away OF yhis character and give tho
nomination to some respectable mcdiocrity, whose
tx..
defeat -
Connecticut and be of getting for him the rcgu-
lar party vote" hut tho Cincinnati Convention could
not nominate OF that sort without bringing de-.
s,ructicn upon the republican party.
Tho Worcester Mass.) Spy pays its respects to rildcn
fclows'lt is impossible for anybody 10 be hon
and supporter OF political reform who puts
forward Samuel J. Tidcn rs representative reform
leader. Mr.. Tldcn's political record shows that he rs
and never has been anything moro than an
INSCRIPTIONS politician and self seeker. His canal
REFORM which has hecn talk, prctcncc and nothing
clse started TO political purpose. None OF
the canal robbers have been madc to disgorgc their
plumber; none OF them have been punished; he has
not meant TO have them punished; he has meant ouly
TO have his personal followers talk OF him ssrc.
formcr'"
Boston "Publishcr Mckee, OF ST. Louis who
was convicted as a member OF the whskey Ring, and
sentenced TO pay nno OF 900 60 jail for two
years was a good specimen CT the political organst
He always supported the party. II there was any
vice he dctcsed and violently denounced II bolt
ing or scratching the regular ticket He was jour
nallsi because he politician HIS notion Of run
ming party organ was to get INSIDE know the Sc
crcts tina, worth knowing and share in the spos.
with him politics was game, and his paper was use