New-York tribune., 1876-06-21
POLITICAL NOTES

Congressman seelye thinks the ticket would
b, better the other end first.
MI. Halstead thinks Senator Thurman Is the
man fox the Democrats to nominate.
The Hon. Ben Hin is said to have exclaimed
with birthstone emphasis. when be heard of the Cncn
nat nominations " They've got Us aganI'
A large delegation of New-Jersey Democrats
going St. Louis TO shout for Joel Parker The sue
ccss of Gov Hayes has inspirited ali the ayoro son"
movements
Judge HeIschel V. Johnson has published a
letter declining be @ candidate for Governor of
Georgia He admits, however, that II he is chosen by
al Irresistible popular impulse he VIII not decline 10
serve.
That famous dispatch from Gov Hayes in
1864 has started the rounds o tho press .lc He
was serving in the army 1t the tme and, having been
nominated for Congress was requested to 70 homo and
stump lis district. His reply have other bust
ness lust now. Any wiIO would leave tir army at
this tI, 10 el'ctcneer for Congress ought to be scaped
Judge Kelley of Pennsylvania is reported as
saying that he Is willing TO support Hayes and Wheeler
because the Cincinnati platform, by not approving the
Resumption act tacuy confessed that the lawwas not
wise one But how does Judge Kelley set over this
declaration by GOV. Hayes only few weeks ago; Ger
tainy am not favor Of the repeal OF the Resumption
act unless something Is substituted that viii more
efeca.y hring about specie payments as soon as the
time prescribed In that actP
Ex-Gov. Bullock has written letter TO The
think wo all recoLain IN Hayes ami Wheeler the
general type OF character have been seeking is 1T
Tor graduation that Gen. Hayes Is in certain sense
new man. fresh and uncOntannatod by the life Of intrigue
which hes been for time dominant at the capital
His nomination the Triumph OF the higher sentiments
of the Republican party, and need not doubt that his
administration wll be guided by such sentiments see
no reason why the friends o political reform should not
accept hm for their standartbearer."
Mr.. Joseph Medill of The Chicago Tribune
closes a long review OF tie Cincinnati Convention with
this paragraph: Looking the entire work Of the
Convention, very sure that not only was terrible
peril Republican party avorted but that the very
wiBost nominations under all the circumstances were
made anu the universal popular approval with which
the nominations are hailed from Maine 10 California
proves that the Convention committed no mistake. or
all the political conventions ever held IN the United
states IL was the largest lOudcst, fought hardest, most
exciting and IN the end most reconciied to the conolu
sons. and parted In the best temper, and most confident
OF glorious victory"
The anti-Tilden Democrats show signs of
combining ON Gen. Hancock Gen Ewing OF OHIO. eS-
Gov. Wise of Virginia, and other eminent Democratic
politicians making vigorous efforts to create
In his favor. They warmly aided by The BditI
Gd-ee which plunges into the fight IN this vigor-
GUS way "Wo speak to uen embarked on "a common
voyage, whose certain destiny Is either common safety
RUM and invoking the name OF Hancock, hal
lowed IN this Centennial year by the memories Of 76,
in the aud iirm belief that IN the great November
trial. which s 10 take place IN the august presence OF
t,vOO, 900 OF ircemeu God VIII send him "a sale deliver
ancc"
The st. Louis Uesiliche Post of Monday has
another article, entitled "a Glance over the Battle
field" from OF its editor'most probably Mr. scnurs
hnself-who was present nj the Cincinnati Convention
After expressing his great satisfaction with the action OF
that body In other respects with Gov Morgans speech,
with the respect accorded to Curtis Dana, and awley
and the rejection OF the Shepherd and Spencer delegates
he continues as follows; "Where such eyl was TO be
feared breathes all the freely when oil goes on
smoothly Where, under the I'll OF Blaine. Nor
ton, ConkllDg, were threatened with disgrace
and shame il not the dissolution of tho Republic we are
at least not dsagreeaby impressed to find that the helm
has committed to whose personal character
guarantees that he calls good advisers 10 his side, he
will put an end corruption and bring back honesty
and dignity 10 the Administration. What we
saw in Cincinnati strengthened in this feeling THAT