New-York tribune., 1876-12-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

The ghost of Caesar has reappeared once
more md has already frightened few editors terribly
Wb.tevcr be the result of the count, the
souutr realizes as never before the beauties OF carpet
bag rule. ,
The people are far ahead of the politicians
in this solemn crisis The latter are anxious only Ior
personal gain aud to win that they would sacrifice the
Republic itself The people are in solid mass Tor the
right no matter what party or individual interests 20 10
the wall
This valuable information is furnished by
The Cincinnati Enquirer: a private dispatch lrom
New-York from gentleman intimate with Mr. Iilden'
was received at this Office yesterday. The President
sulrated i Que season. The dispatch says that the
Republicans Of NewYOrk prefer Tiiden to Usurpation'
There seems to be no doubt that several
bloodtbirsfv Northern Democrats received vigorous
nubbng from their Southern friends when the prospect
Of conflict in the doubtful States threatening 1t is
said on good authority that when the Northern warriors
teegraphed 20 New-Oreans Resist all attempts 70 de
prye you OF your rights and will stand you TO the
last" the answer came back, No thank you we tried
that plan once trusting to your promises aud we don't
S Sa i ~ nv nv do t renforcing No wonder the prospect
Of gore Jhghted by such a rotort
The Washington correspondent Of The Spring
ned Republican writes: "I5 is asserted III private
circles here that Gov Tlden tells his political friends
that in no event will he permit any resort to violence
He believes that the two branches Of Congress can and
will settle the difficulty There is reason q believe
that he holds with Mr. Potter that one branch can do H.
Indeed everything that Mr.. Tden has said looks as
he relied wholly upon the good sense and fairness or
portion OF the Republicans IN Congress ana the country
And believe ce NAV. have seen many Republicans
here who say Let Hayes remain in private life rather
than be counted in" rauduenty But every Democrat
Isee Saws Il know Tiden il elected and he shall be in
auuraed On side there arc DO eats OF violence
and on me other there are such This certainly does not
Io,I for be rs.
they have a better case than the Republicans"
The Hon. Ben. Hill is exceedingly anxious to
b. United states Senator from Georgia. IN long IN
terview with reporter Of The Atlanta Constitution, h
has set forth bis with much warmth. In the
first place thinks the State ought TO send hin to tho
Senate as an answer to Baines slandcrs He Maine
has honored Blaine for his part in that famous debate by
making him Senator and he thinks Georgia ought to do
no less him In the House he says there Is no chance
for skilled debater while the Senate affords him an un-
fettered field He charges his enemies with starting the
argument that he will be useful in the House. and
accuses them Of trying TO deceive him by iattey by
calling him the Great CCmmoner and the q" American
Pitt" Summing up, he says: " desire q scat ID the
Senate il I am TO continue in public life. desire no
other position in the world. But If any OtLcr citizens
election can better promote the defense Of our Consu-
tOnal system and the honor and manhood Of the out
ern people pray for his election rather than own
But do not wish TO be defeated Oh "A false iss made
under preteuse Of praisng me- and especially 'o OBJ
jeot b. such defeat when know our enemies desire It,
with intent 10 claim a verdict by tie people OF the
state In which Andcrsonve Is located that the defense
/ have made OF Southern civilization and humanity Is
not true. NIne-tenths Of the Democratic mas Of
Georgia desire my election Senator as an indorse-
ment OF defense OF their fair fame aud 70 avoid
a suspicion Of weakness in that defense No hghc'
feeling can move people and believe tnaJ tle rep
senJatves The people Will not allow themselves 20 De
Influenced 10 d sregard OF misrepresent It."
Nasby went to Louisiana to investigate tie
question Of raud there and narrowly escaped with hs
life He tells how he was spared in The Toledo Biode:
"To settle CRATE trooth her amt nothn like practEe
demonstrashen. The day l got into East Feishials
Parish Louisiana, went into the biggest barroOm.
known that Pd find the most Dimokrats ther ana
santered up TO the bar determined 10 risk my life to see
whether the DimOcrisy killed nggerS merely Deccz they
vuz niggers. ''Ror for Hayes yelled XIII the id
emissaryP SHOUTED dozen NV en- droring ther reyoiF-
Fortunately old man come in, and regarin ne
amoment stopped en-. XII thet FOR Ablishnist'
sed the old man Indignantly. Pretty judge nv humen
naeher you You very young Look az MS nose
And he rebOoked the young men, and asked me 10 take
suthin; and ez lie kept askn lac wuz soOu entirely
satisfied Nv the s0undnis my DimOcrisy. Tlct nose
Nv mine hez often nioOred my credit-bis time IL saved
my life. ntcryewd morn dozen OF the leedm citizens
Nv the parish, and the result every Ike this
There he'd bin no misunderstanding nggcrs free
70 vote anybody IF they chose 10 take the chances Of
hevn their heds bowd Of, which every takes hero
who happens % hcv nOs1uns contrary To them enter
taned by the Orginel natives. that j. the uuguc white
natives. w sc te proud LOOsauian wusn't aS0u
10 hey Radke ballots these parishes er Ec Good
prevent II. but whoever the line drawd color
lies. The fact that only niggers killed easily
accounted fOr-it only nggers wich outraged the
sense Nv the parish by preSOOmn 20 vote the k4dlke
ticket"
Nobody seems to doubt but that the vote Of
Louisiana viii be gwen 10 Hayes Mr. Rclheld tclc
Sraphed 70 The Cincinnati COoiHerciGi on Wednesday,
night; From the best information get the boa rd
VIII count IN the entire State and National Republican
ucAet oy from 25O " 1,SOO majority. Tdcy win
ths result BY hrowing out precincts n budOzeG par
Shes ana at other points where gross intimidation has
been proved by direct testimony" Commenting upon
this estimate The Commercial says editoriay: We cb
Ject 70 the assumption Of certainty that tins wiz bc done
Twill be the worst Obeyer done for the Republic party
and the country If 10 is not done fairly The ari that
the law comnauds should be- thrown ont should go ou
bui these only and the proof be clear Each act OF
the board becomes Of general interest There viii be
oOuDt as to the merit Of the whole transaction. The
hitherto obscure men OF the board are max NJ history
IL has been remarked that the wise would lay
The foundations In this constitutional crisis OF party
rule the country FOR generation would this time rather
De counted OUT than counted in TIE party gains
the Presidency cannot have but House OF Congress-
and that by narrow majority and must not only under
take unusual burdens IN administration but manage
powerful element OF disafecti0n IN the party itself
PROCLAMATION WILL Of COURSE be that te election OF
hsyes Is assured u the choice OF the Of the Re