The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

Springfield (dass.j Repnblican:-''Wc have only to
add that Mr. Adams New York declarations, whether
FOOLISH timely uncaod for, Unsuitable IN
deiensblc very correctly represent tho feeling and
purpose of the voters whose SURFACES are going ia
elect the President of the United States. "
Louisville Courier Journol:-ssrhe New York Com
mercial Advertiser and tho Washington Republican,
both strictly administration papers, beginning TO
expatiatc on tho virtues and prospects of Conkng
wonderfully earnest Conkling Is without
his organs"
Louisville Courier Journal:-"Thc suggestion Of Gov
ernor Tilden's name is the furtnest possible
from any selfish prompting; any desire aggrandze
individuals sections States lf elected hc will be
the representative OF the democracy OF the entire
country, the he will DO tho exponent Of
all that is pure and true the democratic organiza.
ton.
Springfield (dass.) Republican:-"As a rule, the
Bristow republicans cheerful, hopeful and active.
Here and thero one however, contemplating the In
fated column Of Blaine figures, gives way TO despon
dcncy There is not the least occasion. Bristow's
chance has been good 1t is to-day and It
VIII DO better after ballot two has been taken al
Cincinnati than 1t Is now"
Bangor Me Wing and courier:-"In the tour or I've
columns OF scandal worked up with a devsh ingenuity
for that and other like papers by unscrupuloui
wretch in Washington, there is not s,ntilla OF
credited evidence Of anything dishonorable to Mr.
Blaine
Portland tMc) Argus:--s'Mr Blaine declines to have
those innocent letters published On tho contrary ho
grabs and pockets thcm Poor, innocent Blainel How
uniortunatel"
Newark "a. J.l Journdl:-"Tho nation Is spared the
possibility OF having oiscd into its highest Office
(B.ainc) Who would have been more dangerous than
Grant, because ten times ablc and who. besides,
In I'm far IN batto han
another Baratbas.n
Wheeling (w va) Standard:--.Mr Blainos best
friends but feel that this last matter he has
made serious II not q fatal mistake"
Cleveland loho) I'iandeaier:--'sThe Mullgan affair
has put Conklng three lengths ahead Of Blaine Conk
ling Will be the republican nominee wo are any judge
OF republican sgns.''
Boston Transcript:-"It is susceptible OF proof, on
the testimony OF well known gentlemen now in Boston,
that Josiah Caldwell said their presence In this CITY,
that he paid Mr. Blaine for his influence In securing
legislation favorable the railroad enterprise In which
Mr.. Caldwell was engaged"
After Blaine, whoy Mulgan.
Elmira IN w Gasetts.-'.About these days republI-
can journals OF the Conkling faith pretty much
given obituary notices Of greatly deceased states
by the name OF Blaine"
Cleveland (ohio) Herad:--"whilc Mr. Blaine is cor
general principles in this position there ex-
ceptional circumstances which make bis nervous
anxiety 20 keep those letters from the public vie -
very unfortunate"
Portland (Me) Adrertiser:--"Tho best thing no
Baine) do now is to give the letters to the com.
mitlee and the public at once, that they may be
thoroughly inspected and disposed before the meet
ing of the Cincinnati Convention
Cleveland tohio) Leader:-..xr Blaine is by far the
leading candidate for the nomination at Cincinnati
aud his enemies moving heaven earth TO break
him down"
Utica Obsercer:-"Mulligan now says that Mr.. Blaine
did not read all tho letters. Mr. Blaine says he read
every solitary scrap We don't know Mulligan who
Is primd tacie liar out Of his own mouth. We do
know Blaine and would take his word against .
thousand MulIigansn
harrisburg PA Patriot:-"The EMULATION OF tho
adhcrents Of Blaine tho matchess display Of their
champions audacity destined TO be shortivodL IL
will hardly keep warm until tho meeting Of tho Cncn-
matt Convention next week"