New-York tribune., 1876-08-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

If Gov. Tllden has some money which be
wishes 10 pat where will do the most good, he had pct
ter bride Congress TO adjourn at once.
The hard-mOney Democratic editors are to
be pted Not them has been able hrs iaf to de-
fcnd his partys mald for The repeal OF the Raswnp
tion act without drifting nto defense OF imitation The
more he writes the worse of Ae is.
The opposition to Gen. Garfield among The
Republicans OF his district has been Withdrawn, and be
will probably be renominacd to Congress by acclama
ton. His constituents can do only one wiser thing, and
that IS 70 reelect hnI which they doubtless VIII oO
Here is another noteworthy triumph for Gov.
Tildens letter Gou. Ewing, tue brains o the ONO in
fatio party and the author Of that States agJeby plat
FORM announces that he fully sHbscibes 10 the Gcnt
inens Of Gov. Tlden': letter and plants himself upon
the 81. Louis platform.
Mr. James Russell Lowell is represented by
The BoSt0n journal not wishing to be considered
candidate for Congress He doesn't say however Thai
he Will refuse TO accept nomination If one offered
him. aud the Republicans lis district cannot DO better
tIan tempt him with one.
1t seems to be pretty well settled now that
eIGOy Aleu- Of OHIO is Of Pejcg Coopers 'cus load
Tie NeU HQ5e Union says its sOfmOncy contemporary
in Ohio las authority its assertion that Mr. Allen
will support Tilden and Hudricks and declares that 1t
has direct Information that Mr. Allen has declared his
allegiance Cooper ana Cary; that hc would have ac
cepted position tho ticket himself had his health
permitted, and that Gary was put on beeanss Aloa m
cause for .tj3icing 70 Gov. Iiidcn
Tie sudden and angry Outbust OF the Cor
neil journals is likely 10 hu their fayOrie's cause more
than onything else that has happened lataV. The
Rochester Democrat 0nd Chronicle, which has always
had soft Size Tor Mcssrs. COnklins and Cornell
solemny rebukes The Albany Erlress for its bad taste
and temper and says with great tuh that the welfare
Of the party is Of Importance than the aspirations
OF any Of its mcmbes, and that If member ads him
sell in the way oipty harmony be should take himself
out oi The way without delay. Tie tca HOdi0 Is OF
similar opinion, and tanks Oyerw beluns Republican
sentiment ta4es tho view.
Mr. Dorsheimer, as the Democratic candidate
for Governor begins TO loom" as IT were The idea is
abroad that he ID Gov Tndeus choice and bitter expe
rence las Taught the brethren to be wary m gong
agains; the Governors wishes This impression Is con-
hrmed In measure h tue appearance OF an elaborate
article in favor Oi Mr. ID rhcmcr in The Utea OJseyrer
aneWspapcr On thc most intimate terms with Gov. I'll
den. The article shows that the present Lieuienout
Governor, instead Of being "renegad. Rcpublic,o -
educated in the Democratic faith and never lost his
love for IT, which certainly shows extraordinary po,yers
Of fidelity on his part; that be is the son Of a German
peasant, and, German nor the OF Gcaan has
ever been Governor IN this glorious Union, 10 w0uld be
an Inspiration 10 German voters to nominate him
lhat e has calm Judcli mind. large executive force
generous nature, and u an uncOInmonly eloquent
speaker IN bOtlI German and English That what the
President would call hist-class 60 of"
Archbishop Purcell of Cincinnati has pub
shed declaration 70 the people OF the United states
explaining the position Of Catholics on the public school
question He says the Catholic bishops and clergy haye
no intention Of interfering with the public SCHOOL system
that they are perfectly willing that .e people should
Guild all the schools they wish and teach in them what
they please, but tic Catholics claim the same rights
OF themselves II the Protestant schools arc not 10 DO