New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
POLITICAL NOTES.
That initiation bolt in Indiana means troubl

That initiation bolt in Indiana means trouble
for the Democrats II Gov Hendricks can't Lold the
solt-moncy vote OF what use is he to tic tclcti
Sagacous Democrats say: NcW-GOlk is sure
Tor as unless me Republican, nominate Mr. Eyars." II
ought not 20 hard for the Republican managers
To comprene nd that hint
Signs of harmony in the Democratic camp
are multiplying Tine friends of rildcn are trying To
Hendricks OH the ticket ana the friends ot Hen
drcks are trying 10 crowd Tdcn of. Between the Two
tie ticket IS liable to re swampcd.
There is Il report from Massachusetts that
Republicans the IlGd District think runnll,
GOV. Kicc Tor Congress, thus making room for new
man the state ticket who be supported by the
ProhDuoniss who refuse to support Mr.. Rice il he
iOr Governor AGAIN.
The latest argument of The World is that if
unable to pay dIsEonorcd notes to-day it is Nat
reputation 10 name future day at which will
pay thom. When Hard-money Democrat undertakes 10
defend the Democratic party he Is not be blamed II his
usic moves Oh crooked paths.
The Tennessee Democracy is said to be in
jcmOraliAcd condition. Their leading journals BIT
cry opposed Gov Tldon before his nomination, and
the Whole party is BADLY injected with imitation views.
: consequence they are SLOW in warming up to the
canvass, while the Republicans are enthusiastic
hopeful
Collector Simmons of Boston has seen Il
g8l. He's OF opinion tGat the timo has gOHo by
tAege should be any Federal ntclicrences Tor The
supporting any particular member of Congress-" And
u tEo iarc of conversion Ike this, the Hon. Frauk
brG says tGCrc l. no hope Ot rcOiin Inside Oi the Re
publican party!
Mr.. George c. Gorham, Secretary OF the
Scuatc, is confident Of the election OF Hayes and
Wbec2r lie told correspondent OF The San francisco
Itsi recently tAat tho Republicans ot carrying
California by 1900 1900 majority, that N.w-EOri
was certain to 10 the same way, that m short ll
be another LEcOln-Aictleian campai-n.
Every time the editor of The NdCiSDH Patriot
OF Wisconsin sits down write soutirYius article m
favor of IIyH this sentence, which hr phu,iyl TWO
,y before the Governor was nominated, ri,,s up ana
d,,cUurascS him: "Bcsldcs being hu.dsu.tsAla. ias-
tcgauy tAln. tUuakc-Gllays man, GOV. Ii!aoa j. b.,
mtlw;p slar., Nt.n double row ot teeth ali rOund'
Gen. Butler says he wants TO go to Congress
10 tll M. Bamcs place SOr Oi UHEopcntimt rebel
lie thinks hc dJ TIE work better than any
orc else, ana hc thinks the party can't get along without
Linn. As Tor his WcknoVn imitation views IL the party
doesn't Ike hcm ne s Wiling TO adopt some other kind
me General Is IN very accommodating mUOd-Jut TIC
party iSnt.
EX-GOy. Bard is the frankeSt Democrat in
AmcLira. lie started a kcpuLlcan campaign paper,
and, after publishing two numbers, turned IL into.4
Democratic organ. Why he did So he tells as follows:
when We quit the Republican party We had solid
of Official recognition from highly response
bic Official source TINS SHOWS what gIeaC moral re-
form engine the post-Oftco Is.
Gov. Kellogg says all is serene in the Re-
publican Ranks in Louisiana, tnat the party is entirely
united for the first time in eight years. and that the
State sure for Hayes and Wheeler il there is far
election He said much to a reporter OF The Chicago
Tribune last week. and added that Pnchback. Gar
MOTH Packard and himself all on the State Com
mtbr which shows that the leaders united whether
the patty is or not He thinks there Will b fair cleo