New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

way the Republicans hope to carry the stata n.
Fall is by nominating Secretary Bristow at Cincinp,n
thus securing the German vote, which has been H.,
state Of semifeyot for three or four years.
The Boston Journal makes this announce
ment: "Mr. Daniel A. Caldwell Of Lynn. brothe, -
Josiah Caldwell in interview with reporter yext.u
day. stated that his brother in England st the mr.,
ent tme and that he had recently received letter fo
him. He further stated that his brother had never be-.
In Italy to his knowledge. 1t Is Mr. Cadwcs oplnio,
that the Congressional Judiciary Committee do not VIII
to know his brothers whereabouts lie says that la
ter or telegram addressed to London would reach him.
Senator Morton's friends come forward nov
with their estimate Of tho vote at Cincinnati the I'm
ballot The Indianapolis Journal publishes table with
these footIngs Blaine, 251 Morton, 207 Bristow g.
Copkling 60 The Journal bases its figures "for tia
most part on positive Instructions private nforma
ton OF the most trustworthy character" It thinks N
Blaine stays in the field tho contest will be between him
and Morton with chances In favor OF tho latter; be
drops out his Eastern strength will go to Bristow
his Southern and Western strength to Morton leaving
tine contest between Morton and Brisow with the latter
ahead.
A document, said to be issued from the Conk.
ling headquarters in Washington, undertakes to maks
acme CAPITAL against Mr. Brstow by sneering at bis mill
torv record II contains extracts from the different
official reports showing that Lieut. Col. BristOw was
stunned early in the morning Of tho first days engage
ment at Pittsburgh Landing by the bursting OF shell
some distance his head and that he took no further
part In the battle. The comes In In the heading
which is Secretary Bristow, his complete record during
the ,car Extracts from official repor,s IL cannot BE-
that Mr. Cunkng himself knows any ching about thishe
il too much Of man 10 countenance 30 despicable
fling.
Mr.. Blaine's last triumph has made him one
outandout friend among the Pennsylvania newspapers.
The Pittsburgh Gazette which at one time was Jealous
third-tcrm organ, now comes out boldly Tor
him I'm this exhortation to the delegates to the
National Convention: 1--WE know there are about
a score west Of the mountains who VIII 90 Tor
Blaine II they have a chance after they have given
complimentary vote for Hartranft. Do not allow your
selves be caught up by caucus In favor oil the un
principle after Hartranft is voted for The game OF inc
Taste n portion OF delegation to deteat Baine
Do By that party You have sv ,Gs !
Blaine for the good OF the State and party
Ex-Goy. Bullock wrote as follows In pri-
yate letter which has been published In inc Boston
Transcript: awe hear 1t sometimes said that this man or
that man would give us brilliant ADMINISTRATOR. 1he
next Administration, to become brilliant III our annals,
must be in the hands OF man who preserves that
chastity OF honor which feels stain like wounds
man whose stubbornness shall be the subbornness OF In
teority I'm the interest OF public virue man who shall
set off official dignity with comprehensive appreciation
OF all the prupreties Of the station Never since wash
ngtons time has been such day as now for lofty
and determined character to mpar MS spirit 10 ths
people tired out by scandal aud to inspire them with
cnpoblIng conceptions OF the future of their country
believe that the public life OF Mr. Brisow though short
one has shown that he is that man. HIS record fur
ushcs gauge and guarantee OF that brliancy OF admin
istraton which honesty shall rank the frat jewel
believe that he is unassaiablo He illustrates his integ
rty by acts and not by explanations He has never bar
tered Office whether in his interest or IN tue interest
of his friends Objections only from the conccntro
rings OF conspators against the public treasury and the
public honor and all the objections they nave Drousn
have fallen harmless at his feet The qualities We want
In President for time as this he has already ex
emped In high office, and that proves Glh nj Tor ne
highest office cordially with You In supporting
him for nomination aud for election
Though Mr.. Blaine has treasured his sup
porers and friends by his stand in the House. he does
not seem to have won over any of his newspaper OPP
ponents Judging from those far heard from. The par
tisas OF candidates concedc his personal triumph
bnt seem little disposed admit that he has established
his availability AZ candidate. The Eceno Post says;
Mr. Blaine gained personal rather than political
victory in the House OF Representatives yesterday or
the personal victory there can be no question But We
are unable to in yesterdays proceedings any political
profit for Mr. Blaine. No critic Is sienced
or deprived of his opportunity by bis bril-
liant demonstration The suspicious, destinations.
doubts aud mysteries are not put an end to-
The Ph,ladelphla Times says Tho whole story sums
ND a malicious assault upon Blaine that he made iaM V
the common bunder OF cowardice, and life Is too shotto
re.rn the ground no thus lost" The Philadelphia Prcs
which has warmly defended 1ir bhe I'M % ~ ns
RE Presidency II nominated az Cincinnati purified oy
the flames OF persecution No new falsehood can be
hatcLed against Eim II is worth some hing TO have
man Who has deod and tramlcd under foot every ale
CATION against his public and private eharaete." ine
Mr. Knott: "Mr. Mulgan has buried himself deep IA
nfay but he lsst very respectable corpse COMPARED
with lie Democratic Chairman Of the judiciary Com
mttee" The frog Wig cGlls Mr. Blanes speech glory
enough for one day" The Boston Adrerser holds that
the letters acqu him. but thinks that the questin how
far ais natural strength with the people mas been In.
paired is to sincerely considered aud cannot Do yet
answered.