The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

indianapolis Journal--There is growing belief that
the Brstow movement Is q washburne movement in
Disguise and that the independent Journalists who
now putting Mr. Bristow through his PAGES 80 indus
trously intend at the proper moment. to trot the
Illinois man and him Tor the sweepstakes with
grand hurrah and flourish OF trumpcts Very likely
independent journalists mighty fellows But
their III in running the republican party here
tofore bcgcts well grounded suspicion that they will
not do Il 10 any very considerable extent this year.
Utica Herad:-The Republic must not be surren
dered to those SO recently In arms against It. The
democratic party cannot now restrain its extreme
men, with all the exigences OF the impending canvass
weighing upon them. Give them power and the
theories Of Tucker and the denunciatons OF Hill will
frame statutes and echo In administration With this
unconquercd sectional spirit combines the greed for
share the national appropriations adequate to make
up for tho losses Of the
Jacksonville (IiL) JoHrnai:-Ex-GovernorJ John ".
Palmer has lately been TO Washington, for SOHO pur-
pose other, and we already hear Of q Washington
movement with which the entire democratic delcga
ton Congress from this State Is said connected
to make Palmer the democratic candidate for Presi
dent instead OF Judge DAVIS Davis old whig prn-
ciples obstacle his cordial reception INTO the
democratic bosom but the fact that Palmer was once
democrat will make him entirely acceptable, 1t ~
thought Now, neither OF these worthy gentlemen
needs to lose much sleep In his prospects
for democratic nomination Neither would DO salts
factory to tho Southern wing OF that party and
from IL that the electoral votes must come
Galveston (Texas) NeCs:-Tho people are heartily
tired Of rule of this party Hence thcre chance
OF democratic success 1t lis bare chance, not a bril-
liant one II the chance broader and less fragile
the whiskey thieves the post trader thieves and all
the othor denominations OF thieves that have an almost
inallibe scent for the camps OF victorious parties
would now be taking up their march behind the DEM
ocratic banner with whoo-souled alacry uncrring
precision.
Philadelphia Buiietin:-Tho time has gone by
when body like the Union League Club or any set Of
in II, can injurc worthy public in the esti-
Of the republican party. II Is quito certain
that tho club will suuer from the action OF Thurs
day evening than the Secretary.
EMPIRE BLAINE AND BRISTOW CLUB.
A largo meeting Of the Empire Blaine ana Bristow
Club held last overnight No. 14l Eighth street,
and was presided over by William Hard Speeches were
made by the chairman and Mr.. John Murphy, who IL
sasm prevailed and many new members signed the
this city ives elected, the whole number TO form the
Executive Committee, as follows John Iafond
Daniel Moore, John Foley Michael Hayes George
Brigham, Charles Carrick, Philip Simmons. Michael
ner John Duke, J. Z. buchanan, George Mckee, win.
lam Muiigrcw X. Edgcworth, james NJ. smith, H. H.
Kennedy, j. Cudlipp Thomas Wallace, Henry e. Rob-
inson. W. Il Harrison and Ebelt Robertson.