New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

It has not stirred since 1855 While that on GOV
Morgan would be everywhere acceptable, and received
with large degree VI entnlsasln YET tnat Vi I'"i"
would prove irresistible"
The latest move of the Conkling- Cornell! fac
ton seems in favor OF Mr. Theodore d. PoneroV io
Governor The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle one vi
Conklng's warmest supporters. makes an eaooi'o
plea in favor OF Mr. POmerOy the most avaliape can
didate The editor thinks NewYOrk City has furnished
the candidate long enough and that tho central paTt Vi
tbe state ought to have u chance. The Auburn Adpcr-
tser is OF similar opinion, am Ihere suo 'o
OF the movement rest at present.
Gen. Buffers chances for making trouble IN
the With Massachusetts District seem to be limited An
informal meeting OF about 60 leading Republicans repre-
senting all sections Of the district was held III bos'o vi
Frid y and a vigorous opposition 10 bueei WIS u'
oped only two the persons present favofeu lhe
raj the great majority advocating the nomination Vi WI
william A. Russell Of Lawrence. Mr.. Kusseil Is i''o
known in politics. his service in public life having Deeh
confined to single term in the Legislature lie mas
amassed fortune estimated at ana y %af he
ally very popular in his district III IL tuouS ,nn
easily defeat BGtler in tine M oc and not
mako an Independent run.
The Illinois Democrats seem to nave uoie
their best to give their State over to the Republicans
They have nominated for Governor and Auditor tno "
selected for those positions by the natonsts ana nave
set them ND on the 81; Louis platform. The eject upon
,be State can be imagined when the newly converter
organ o. the Democracy, The Chicago Times aluues 10
the Convention made up OF folly led oois' shaho
less spoilsmen" "imbcciles political Junkefs anu
saws there ia nothing for rght-lhnkng people to do Du
hold their noses and pass on" ltsays the oI'te IL Sio
for the Republicans in November, and adds Ihe man
sclcc;ed for Governor OF this magnificent common
e,,b v the Marty which processes go back TO Jeier
SON for m principles believes in the communism OF rag
money lie holds that all men who owe money shouu
be absOvcd OF the payment OF half ther dcDts' emu y
he has not the sense to see that this is what his belief I'M
plies reduced to its simpler terms And IL Is creature
of this sort the proessed supporters OF Tden oer INC
thousands OF partyweary voters VINO began " h"po
that reform youd march hand in hand in tho Stlo anu
nlion and that their first independent Daot ioT lC
form President would have also the name ol " M
whose very presence wonld be pledge OF feiol. iae
Ispous League uf sposl.m and debauchery must De re-
seutcd even the extent of supporting the eluy Nc
Honest men can hardly be asked take their hands
from their nOstiils III either case -
Here is Gov TIldcn's opportunity. fhe
Great American Traveller Daniel Pratt has come to MS
rrscue Noticing that the Governor was having haId
work with his letter Of acceptance Daniel maSHai-
imonsly stepped up to help him out by writing letter
to THE Boston Gi1be containing what seems to he the
fundamental PRINCIPLES of the Democratic iaiti IAey
arc STATED with that wonderful clearnes5 ana o%c"l
Conference pccuiartO the Great Traveller. Gov lIuon
cannot do than to lead Off letter with this sen
tencc "Tnc great mental battle VIII como Oh next
Noy,ub,r witt an army Of 10000 900 people. 1t being
r, III
aud ingenuity Of the people The four great champions
HAYES aud wheeler and Tll9en and Hendricks All dl'-
fcrcnt figures magnitude a,d attitude and caste nina
and character policy and proclyies of The vocaDn'
larry and harmony OF Clements which constitutes AL val
uabc subjects and objects. All depend on dependencies
and communications, like the chrOnOncter uihcp'ce'
harmony of parts reliable in all points OF compass, heat
and cld and to measure longitude" No Democrat. be
he hard or soft could find auit with those sentiments
Daniel being far-signted patriot, hyofs the nc
publican ucet, but the Governor might insert Iiceh
and Hendricks for Hayes ana Wheeler In the following
sentence AMI tbus project now ana important ISSUE
into the Canvas. Hayts AMI wheeler are NOT sur,
rounded BY preuiCcS and have good war record anu
new impetus the Lnii.h lanluagr, OF which LhGanu
am, America hole the equilibrium, spoken by over JOo
OJO 900 people" once get the public mind fastened on
mai sen cnrc and il would FORGET That Hendr"hS u on
the r kr that the platform compromises WIN mn On
ar In fl te election %: Tiidrn tine admission 10 me
puIlc crib OF an army 81 Democratic cattle hungry 10
point through fasting OF sixteen years duia