New-York tribune., 1876-10-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

There will be no need for bogus Democratic
dispatches from Colorado after to-day.
1t does seem queer about Dir. Lemuel 5.
Tyler If he road, who undertook to sign his nanc.
as Secretary of the American Alliance. letter ad.
dressed to The TRiBUSE a few days ago I
1t would be an excellent thing for the cOun-
try II toays elections TO be the last held in 0CO
Der during a Presidential year Political morality would
be benefited thereby AMI politicians would have less to
DO with tie result
Gen. Thomas Ewing, the eminent Ohio soft
money leader is said to have remarked TO friend
Gently: q am utterly discouraged. The fact Is have
lost conf lcnco will go further have never had
hope of success since the ST. Louis Convention. Tden
is a deceit and fraud. and | have IDEA that the
people OF the North VIII tolerate hlm."
Mr.. Evarts some time ago accepted the
invitation of the Republican Committee to deliver
speech in favor OF Hayes and Wheeler at carly date
as possible, the Cooper Institute. About the time
they ha printed the half dozen of that
speech the Democrats will quit talking about Mr. Eyaru
rs uncertain how he is going to vote. The only fault
they will find with him will be that he is too dreadiuy
certain.
Gen. Wade Hampton has not strengthened
himself his any in South Carolina by seek
ing the support OF the notorious ChieJustice Moses.
The most manly part OF Gov. Chamberain's career
as Governor is the manner IN which he has earned
against Moses family and the other eorrspt elements
in his own party His political weakness to-day comes
his opposition 10 tlcst ulscfpilouS ana cOrrupt
men, and Gen Hampton makes a gricvous mistake
when he seeks aid from them. OF Justice Moses
would not approve of Gov ChamDerains proclamation,
or of any other from the source and the fact
his expressing his dsapproy in letter to Gen. iIanp
merely the advertising o an oiu grunge anu hds no
weight as evidence.
Gov. Chamberain's proclamation receives
this comment from the principal Democratic journal OF
South Carolina The charleston Ners and Courier: "The
talk about disarng the rifle clubs is an empty threat
Their arms are their private property paid for with their
OWL money and they will surrender them That ~
all events will be advice. II is just well TO meet
the issue Guarey at once determine whether 10000
white American citizens are to be stripped or every
natural aud civil right because they resolved to eK
pei thieves fIom Office TO defend themselves when at
lacked, and 10 elect just and capable government IL
Gov. Chamberlain means revolut3n IN hcAYens baihe
let it 20 on II will be observed that the existence Of
armed clubs is admitted
Gen. Butler has a great horror of the press,
yet he keeps in Boston and writes dispatches
for it to suit himself On saturday he had the following
published as coming from Washington: There is but
one feeling among prominent Republicans at the course
of Judge trying TO rcGect TarboX TO the House.
ard that is feeling OF condemnation OF his acceptance OF
nomination made outside OF the district In which he e1
pects to The step taken by Judge Hoar Is condemned
as unwise and unpatroc. by the President such men,
bcrs Of the Cabinet in the city, and every
member of the National Committee Including Secretary
Chandler the chairman. Let Judge HOar put is in his
pie and smoke it," The BOStOn AdretSer thus exposes
The sham: Neither the President nor any member OF
the Cabinet. member of the National COniltteo
was IN Washington on Saturday Secretary Chandler
was in NcW-NOIk.'
The attempt to make Gov. Hayes out
Know-Nothlng has been the worst failure OF the cam
pagn What effect II has mad upon the average German
may be Judged by this reference OF Carl Sehurz IN MS
speech at Akron Ohio saturday evenings This an
utterly reckless charge. couycrsed with Gov Hayes
about the reports concerning this matter when saw
him about three weeks ago The whole thing is based
| upon nothing but careless routine answer by Gov
| IIaycs's secretary to n complimentary letter l THINK
have answered similar letters in similar way dozens Oh
! times IN my lie. TO charge Gov. HAYES with Know
Nothng sentiments IS the greatest absrdy that can DC
! imagued. Everybody knowing him will confirm what
say As u foreign born citizen who loves his rights Is
any man In this COGrty in whose hands woHl1 con
slder my rights rs SAFE ~ IN my OWL tai man Is h4% %
ford t. Hayes. small therefore vote 10 make lii lic'
| dent with feeling Of the most absolute safety
Secretary Brist0w is a Southern man, ana
consequently what he says OF the 4" solid SCUM IS
worthy OF special attention In speech IN Cinchhau
ON Saturday night he said: 4" Now, the boast of tDo
Democratic party to-day is that stands upon SOFA
South It's hope OF rests upon the Tact tha' "
stands with solid South behind It, and expects or II
desires should rather sayfor no intelligent Dcmocra'
can now expect-it desires TO add 10 that solid souhs
few Northern States sufficient TO give them majority -
the Electoral College. Now, what does this solid soun
meant insist, my fellow-ctzens, that 1t portends miF
chief for the country mischief for the principle for when
we fought through the long struggle for the liberties Oh
four millions people, for their protection and security
in person and property Not only this but ineyitaoV
and necessarily danger the perpetuity OF our Un''a
itself 1t s the same political organisation that We H