New-York tribune., 1876-05-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

IT, seems to be Mr.. John \. Fosters turn 10
laugh now NewJersey goes practically soma i'r DnNn'
CONGRESSMAN Hurlbut of Illinois feels sure
that Blaine is the coming man. Dut IL nc isn " WV
is very likely to BE-
The ticket reading Tiden and Hendrlcks
sccms 10 be popular among the Democratic Jonrn' Jr
They turn up their at it out in Indiana howene'
rhe latest Washington rum0r Is that fos.-
uaster.Genera Jewell will retire ut the end OF 'ni'
month, and that his pl oe VIII De Dieo w 4 0'
fri nd OF senator COnkling
The most unique comment OH the CONFER
ence is made by The Granite which publishes report
Attempting 10 show that the meeting was cap'ure "
Gov Tlden and says II is an obvious facs thas ooD
nnd Company have been manipulated Into taf1or 'ne
1iden kite
The independent press is united In pralslng
tho conf,uce IA admirably conducted and most happy
in its result Whatever the effect uy be upon pohica
narties II 4, agreed that the address viii every
command thoughtful and respectful consideration Inc
wisdom which dscouratedi u, AZ d,,n,cndbd ",,ebd ~
uIar candidates IL especially couimchucu
Mr. William E. Chandler of New Hampshire
bas publlshed a communication on the SUBJECT OF the
Presidency which contains the entirely sate pouic'on
that Mr Blaine will be nominated IL NeW-EhSlano sup
poris him with substantial unaOiInity ho tnhAS "'
responsibility of rejecting the Presidency Tor Their sec
tOn rests with tho NeW-EhSianu ""'i'D-"' f
cans. ,,,.,
The Fifth Avenue Conference receives ntlic
but ridcue from the regular Republican organs Anc
address is act down varOusly as Raope' uisP'"y VI
rhetoric" "impudencc," and Impractical STUN 'iost
Of the able editors are the movement VIII nave no
uossjbs effect notable exception to TINS sof Oh uo
inppt ia 7he Boston Advertiser, when SPEAKS vi lne '
IN with Il dgnity aud sense
II il great comfort to read this assurance
I'm The Indianapolis Journal: "senator Morton does ho'
put on much style, but hc has been In "ash o' ons
enough to learn the rudmcnts Of good manners and
l.hcba IIe
drink nor swear nor eat with his knife nor pck nus
teeth with his FORK ON tne whoe, we We 's'A "0 " Wv
for President quite as well as Dir. Brso"'
There is a wide diversity in the comments
n, TIA Democratic Journals on the Reform Conference
One poton OF them led by World rdicles tue meet
ing and the address, and sets the Whole ansr asc rs o
no consequence whatever. The other portion wch is
by far the argr, eleyates the movement 10 one OF 'e
most momentous importance, and declares tIa ts rafy
i. hop essly divided, since no arty cii oS"hu "Ai ~
terrible Augment oi Tue auieos.
The repeated assertions of imitation Journals
that Goy Tden spending money largely 10 secure n'
nomination. that he spent large sums IN Ills ias' TWO
campaigns IN this State contradicted Dy me D"D""
Courier 1t declares that the Governor spent DO money
in the 5tate camr aigns except for campaign documents
and rinnv and that he has repeatedly refused to FUR
nish money be used in any other way it also says
knows lie is spending no money now Tor lhe pnrpCS@sS @
ALL gcd and that II auy persons & are spThi "'He' ="
his behalf. they are dong IL AT their own cost'
Gov. 1illen's excellent appointment OF MIS-.
Charles Russell Lowell as State Comm ssIoner OF Char
ities calls out this pleasant comment from me io'Hf
Journal OF Couderspot, Penn: PennsylVaDa mas hau
woman State official since 1867, at salary OF $1,000
per annum aud all expenses paid MIS- T. H. iuter VI
Philadelphia has been Female Inspector of the SOiders
Orphan schools FOR that period and we lave no douot
has been OF great service the orphan daughters OF the
state There are many other positions women could NIL
To advantage, and trust Mrs Lowell WILL uleehas se
the duties of her oice 30 acceptaOy Ll me mex &
eruDr ID
there is ~ salary attached Tor the world does move
The Hon. Charles Francis Adams has pub
lished "A letter ia The Boston Herald III answer To the
Hon f. W Birds charge that wien he was appointed
Minister to En gland In 1861 instead OF hastening 10
tb most of danger he waited several weeks for the
avowed purpose Of arraug the pOst-oiice appoint
rents In his District Mr.. Adams saws as soon as ne
was appointed Le went To Washington TO consult win
Mr. Seward and the President where lie spent a few
days in examining official records OF the departments on
the relations between the two nations He was then
RENTED TO await tho arrival OF his instruc-
tions which had been prepared Tne attack on i},
tluOrc caused temporary Insulation OF the SaPie nnu
was decided end the dispatches by the slow process
of water prevent capture. As soon Us they arrived ie
started
loud voice for Mr.. Blaine comes from
The Ind,Dedent Of this week. Ii says Garrett survey
Of the Held shows tna Mr. Blaine has no equal In pop
uar strength; that the only possibility OF his deieat III
e Convention is the combination OF al tho other can
ddates AGAINST him; that Republican in the country
has more universally commanded the confidence anu es-
TEEN Of party that he b not boen allied with the
errors OF the Administration as to make hlm their
npolost that he has executive abilities OF the highest
order and an experience public life which has made
him familiar with governmental affairs that all attempts
TO a.sa hs character been futile that there Is not
single Republican in the entire country who Is 50 well
qualified as lie for task of representing TO the coun-
try The principles OF his party and at the same time pre-
seiyins the party's harmony. Hence The Independent
cIncludcs we OF course, indicating Dy these re-
marks decided preference for hr Blaine, over every
o:her natne that bceu mentioned We bel eve that
his nomination would bo accepted by the Republican
party as furnishing very hopeful assurance OF success
and. an the event ~ his election, reliable guaranty for
good government. A look at the matter, Tie best
tckef that the Cincinnati Convention can present To the
prope is Blaine and BstOw the former President
and the latter for Nicc-PrcsidrDt"