New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25

breath after Calculating oh. how shall yet that
back en- shrill vDlce from the top gallery MI
out: "send for McGi" It brought down Tue house. ed
Considering its size the rag baby does mall.
prodlgons noise The Connecticut Dcmocrps ho,
ever. investigated the upr ar aud found Il harm..
The timOrous politicians OF the West will come 10 aim,
lar conclusion there perhaps II only they have the merry.
! TO try. i's
The Indiana Republican resolutions wer.
thus summed up by hardnoncy critic al IndIaneno,,.
"We, the Republicans Of Indiana. believing that snec
payments are good thing, taken slowly and with bu.,
caution do hereby agree TO lift OurSeyes nv ON,
boot straps at early an occasion may be agreeaes
Senator MOrtOn's Presidential prospects bava
not been frightened by the platform OF the Indiana Re-
publican Convention. The press OF the party Outsde ~
Indiana Ia almost unanimous In declaring that the Ma
ona platform must be In favor Of hard money and that
candidate be nominated who is tainted with In
6atiOn.
The Democratic press of Indiana seems 10 be
entirely united in refusing to indoise the nomination OF
Congressman anders FOL Governor by the initiation con-
yenilOn Some OF them declare smphatically that the
party convention Will not accept Landers a candidate
Int will put up other DGn-possiby Mr, Nblack or
Mr. Holman.
II seems to be agreed that Senator COnkling
il to have plain railing in securing the delegation from
this State The Auburn Adreyfsser states on entirely
UNIQUE stonablo authority" thai both Gov Morgan end
Congressman Wheeler fayOrably DISPOSED towards
nKng's nomination. aud that all IL perfect harmony
between tie parties named
Now look ont for q revision of the Presi-
Dental slate. The prophets who the occurrence Of
any little incident which changes surface appearances
are cock sure that they know exactly
who IL 70 he the candidate, will all rush into
the field declaring Brlstow rreparably damaged
by BabcOck's acquittal, and Blaine aud Morton
iminoasGrably ahead. There arc other prophets who
maintain that the persisifnce,or Gov oSans friends
N Napc N.pk Rltiu iustlaI
OF co3kmg In case or All emergency which might make
a choice between them necessary.
The assertion by Carl Schurz and others that
Mr. Blaine's speech ON the finances would have been
moro valuable had it been delivered last Summer calls
forth this rcjondor from The Kene5ee Journal: "Ths
gist and general tone OF Mr. Blanes speech on
the finances given by Mr. t. In the Maine campaign
prior to the September election, and before Nj schu
had returned from Europe 10 take part in the OHIO
paIgn Still more, If he will read the sixth resolution
Of the Mainc Republican state Convention, witch
sembled Juno l., months before Mr.. schurz made his
Cincinnati speech the finances he have occasion
revise bis language % the date Of Mr. Banes de-
lara,on on the currency On, sion That res5a im At
had Mr.. Baine's emphatic aplroYal-.,
There is not entire harmony among the Penn
sylyania Republicans on the question OF Hair.ait del
eg7on. The Lancaster Express charges the State Com
mitee with attempting to pack the delegation IN Hart
ranfs favor FOR this object, They want to have the
In hand the purpose OF trading O. course, they have
nu expectation whatever Of the nomination Of Gov
iartauft the Presidency, but delegation OF their
own choosing would be handy thing 20 have Ia the
Convention be used n trading capital to secure the
promise OF Cabinet office, airstclass iQrsn mssiOn
FOR one the Rings fayorites. Hence yenay look
great deal OF NOISE the State Convention about Hart
rant and PRIDE hut il 3ll be white down
fIe single point of the best aTailabc trading capital
They don't like "Our favOrite SOM ont in
Kansas. Herr IL 50 good Republican paper as me
Aiclison Champion saying of blm: n Sew-York de-
slrcs 10 throw away her vote in casting complimentary
ballot for Roscoe nobody Will object But il seems like
foolish wa te OF raw material The Gizzard or the
country 20 speak Is not tronbed with any oyerpower
ing affection for the senior Senator from Newlork lie
is too rcacOcky the He has bruins, but
into the empyrean aud ztays there hign above
ordinarr uortaIs A whose serenity OF temper Is
DESTROYED aud whose digestion is seriously impaired be-
cause he gets little mud his boo stands very te
chance IN this age Of reaching the Presidency AMI ;A
"a what troubles COuk.ug. He IL too persistcny ahi
prOnscuOasly hnlcky"