New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
POLITICAL NOTES.
temple.

Mr.. George II. Pendleton continues to DO
surprised witt sercnades and oyaon. In the SOUTH but
his Presidential stock oDstnaiely refuses to rise.
A committee of twelve has been appointed in
Cincinnati 10 go To Washington next month aud urge
upon the National Democratic Committee the desrabnity
Of holding tie National Convention In Cincinnati II 10
not stated whether they WHl take the rag pdDy Win
them not.
The high-toned and sensitive House of Rep
rescnatiyes OF South Carolina has expelled the reporter
The Charleston Ncrs and Courier for telling too much
uupleasant truth The virtuous members st stand by
Whippor aud Moses and listen tho formers as.ound
ing sqeec es with unrufed compacency
The President-makers are relying more upon
their Imagination than upon facts ia their estimates VI
the actual strength OF candidates Mr. Blaine having
been put down OF the vote OF the Minnesota dele
CATION The ST. Paul PioneerfreSs says the state 10 as
likely to vote for Bristow FOR Blaine for some new
man in preference TO either
The Hon. Godlove ). 0rth, Minister TO Aus
tria in letter not written for publication" thus
presses his willingness to 10 the Republican candidate
FOR Governor OF Indiana To friends In different parts
OF the state who have addressed me on the subject
have invariably replied that If the Convention rendered
me Size nomination. would return home and make tho
canvass but II ney thought IL better policy 20 nominate
one else. should bs equally well satisfied
A little dirty, dyspeptic newspaper has been
started at Branerl hnn, under the name of The Cen
enniai rhTd ItrDier In saluatory. which is 50 largo
and ferocous Us almost swamp the paper, the editor
paperdom and beliger n critics We mean business
We have buckied on the Of FREQ American citi
zen and dare say what think ID rghti And II any
man desires Interview Us, ready II Is pure.
upadul:erated Thd Tcrm-Ceutrnnial and Grant and
II We swim, We Will carry II Sisn usi y ~ snA NO
bubble that marks place the bottom % tho
Of disaster will he pregnant with u',erinSs ofL'
whev
Congressman Phelps of Connecticut voted
for the repeal the Resumption sci, and thanked
publicly for so doing by tho Currency Club ~ New
Haven he las written letter explaining his position.
in which ne says: 4" No man In Congress supposes
sumption can safely take place at the tire now indicated
by law because no preparations are made being
made which necessarily lead tot avn ior r.umpton
as soon s by proper preparatory measures 1t can he
compshed with safety To the business interests Of tho
country: but proprcty in having fixed an arbi
rary and impossible time which operates a sttndng
menace to many men who are struggling unitr tc
e,barrassncuts arising from the paayzed condition of
the luGusiIal interests of the country"
1t has been evident for long time that
Mcssrs Hendricks and Thurman beloved 10y the
soft monoyit.s who control Ire C.Hci.nGh Enquirer
Nh Thurman " hated because he opposed Initiation
openly and Mr. Hendricks because ne sat the fence
With good deal more emphasis than he talked Imitation
Be ldcs, the Old grudse OF the Penleton party
AGAINST Hendricks ior defeating Pcndeton in tie
New-York Convention In ls6s, has never been
forgotten, and IS never likely to he. There
fore il Is not novel 10 hear 1he Enquirer talking IN
ths way: "If the National Bank contraction oithe-cur-
reucy doctrine is 10 prevail IN the Democratic platform,
II t. authors 10 nave everything, II should DO IN
New York and not in Oso. II she monetary East can
select IL is the best r them to ta,. ciien. We want
no Western Tiirns We doa't want and we won't have
those who residing among us are not ot us-whose
homes are In tie West hut whose thoughts and feelings
are I'M the East. We mi sht gO for an honest Eastern
man. hut Western dough-ace and traitor neNcrI
nitA Mast let us have Eden. Ahofe an, cont 80 on
! and select your lid .na in Ohio or ihdiahh
The "Six Spectators who sent 70 Ihe Dos
tom Journal from Washington an estimate Oh me Hepuo-
loan Presd.utial prospects, have supplemented that
n ,tco with = summary of the Democratic field. They
unt that Maine ScN-IIaml shire, and Vermont In
ou,. ornrd GOV Tldou. Massachusetts, IL undecided,
b,t nav prcsert Gov. G.st0h John Quincy Adams for
| tho Second place Connecticut would ke to present.
senator English or Senator Baton. Newfork viii pre-
sent COY d.n, and Ni sustain him TO the bitter end
ave discover no ofsanzed opposition to him. and We
assume that ho viii have the unanimous vote of ING
state" New-Jorsey thinks rome OF naming senator
Randolph but Is strongly IN favor OF Tilden Pennsyr
vuo and MARYLAND are undecided, although the latter
Loans toward Senator Bayard Delaware will present.
Senator Dlyard and II he has strong support ID 'A
suh the land states will be likely TO take hn
nm senator Thurman IS likely 10 divide the ONO ae'o
! yntlon and Hendricks will have strength there. he~
drek, will have united Indiana delegation. backed y
the support Of o majority Of the Michigan, Illinois, WI"
consln. Minnesota, Iowa, and Missouri delegates.
,nmmine ND the "SpeetatOrs' say: "Goy HendiieS'
.eens 70 have tho best chance for tho nomination W