New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

The anti-Tilden wing of the Democracy Is
already getting its mouth fixed for good rcusing" Il
told you SOP
The man who believes Mr. Charles Francis
Adams is going be elected Governor OF Massachusetts,
isn't saving so loud enough TO make an unpleasant up
roar.
Signs of Democratic panic in Ohio and
Indiana multiply. The party organs are full OF reyela
tions of the most daboca Republican plots designed to
cheat the freeman out Of the true result OF his Suffrage
the average Democratic editorial looks as Il Il were The
victim OF He'll Gate explosion, so iTuptiye is IL with
italics and capitals
DR.. Loring has followed Butlel's tactics so
closely In Buffers old district that he is now virtually
sure OF the Republican nomination Tor Congress The
Democrats will run the who defeated Butler against
him. and as they will have good deal OF help from the
indenepdent Republicans. the energetic Doctor is not
likely to elected There does not seem 10 DC any cause
for tears over the prospect
Uncle Jimmy Blue Jeans is about the poorest
and weakest demagOgue this cOunry has ever produced
ana it has brought forth first and last pretty liberal
crop He arrived at a hotel at Anderson Indiana, the
other day. and when the landlord went to order his sup
per tumble Uncle Jimmy said: 81 wish you would have
my supper set in the kitchen AN more used 60 the
,ltohen and IL would be more agreeabe TO me- Such
man would not feel at home in the Governors ehar-he
should be LETT In the Kitchen.
Pausing fOra moment in their pi0us ejacula-
tions the Democratic journals have charged that Col
Ingerso was a Democrat few years ago and faithfully
sunported Democratic measures The Colonel replies
promutly with quotation frsm his private history He
says he was a Douglas Democrat in 1860 aud was run
ming for C0Dgrc that ticket Some OF the "Wneet
horses became alarmed az hns ma aseS him Il he
could not support that party nesuret Ills iepy seeo
tier doubts; Gentlemen, II ever step Ggtweeh ny
man and his liberty | hope God Almighty Wth Els
hundcrbots viii dash me 10 he'll In ls0i ne let tne
Democratic party and has SINCE been hepuOhcah'
Joint canvass which has been gong on In
tennessee between the two candidates for Governor
ngl,tr Porter,
the Democratic candidate led of in the debate at Shelby
Vile last Wednesday and after charging his rival Col
bonns with an inposng array % extremely unpleasant
nisdeueanors retired from the hall. Thereupon Col
Thomas arose and began to hurl back" He called the
Governor a fasiheF and his assertions mallciousy
false using the most vigorous English he coad cOahu
70 convey his meaning The Governors friends sent Tor
him 10 come back which he did. and Col. Thomas re
heated his denials in his presence The Governor 70
to,ted briefly by calling the other man lar ana TIE
latter tried to get hold OF to answer Inn WtD Inc
covarror M the same moment took a pistol from bB
oyereoat pocket anu az tns o acSser col Thomas
has Hnb,ished card Saying he shall decline 10 hold any
tepmpation debate Illustrated with canes and pistols
il too animated proceeding for public hall
Long" John Wentworth Of Chicago has
an original way getting his political views before tne
public lie literally follows the command President
Grant ia said to have given to troublesome adviser and
| III.
his mind to support Hayes and Wheeler, Mr wentworth
hired hall in Chicago last Friday evening" secured inc
services OF man ana gave out general invitation 10
the public to and listen to him. About 5000 per
sons assembled and listened 10 one OF the most hese
ing and earnest speeches thar has been delivered any
where during the present canvass. In concluding nc
said have cndeayOTed TO impress ur0n your minus
arguments TO bring you to the following conclusions
and 10 these conclusions 1 myself have eOhe; Itss
calamity to have another bloody-shrt campaign ana
the Democrats are responsible for IL in not nominating
pronounced sympathizer with the late war anu win 'e
universal emancipation that resulted from it that any
ATTEMPT 20 restore the Democratic party Us It existed
| before the war will make the results Of that war
primal issue in any campaign, and consequently aep
the discussion OF other necessary to the ~
vvnl NJ orr industry and reform Of existing abuses;
that the election OF the brain OF all railroad eo
sndntions 10 the Presidency would everywhere enSou
| ace the enemies OF railroad competition anu VHoSp
TRANSFORMATIONS that IL is the duty OF every honest man
| and every opponent OF m0nOpOneS to support uols
HAYES as piriot soldier, and statesman sincere re
| former, antlmOnopollst, ana an Ou'spokeh oFPo
! Of the Congressional rings.