New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

The "moral effect" or the nomination Oh
Mr. Adams not strikngiy marked IN tbs returns from
Maine,
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams lacks little now
Of being tried aud friend OF tho Fenian Thomas B
Honnessy write, to lie Boston Post that he the Dis
trct Cener for Boston tho hcyday OF Fnianism; that
IN that capact he went TO Ireland and was there ar
rested that he was released through tbs intervention OF
Mr Adams, thereby boiD| aayeG IRON npti1onuehs or
life, possible death. Flst beats John kellys CIT
tlhcate.
There has ben great deal of talk in Dem
ocrstic newspapers lately about Mr. schurz uos dsins
TO meet the roaring VOORHEES, In debate. The truth Of
tire matter l. that when tbs timU came both ne we've
suffering physical pam. hr SEIZURE had fallen aday OF
two before aud severely injured his back and Mr. Vo"r
loes vas In bed. Kept .hef by order Of HIS physician
Nr Schurz did Bpea though DC not aois 10 siand
bat sat 10 y ousir ard talked for over al hoHT
Gen Butler has written a letter TO the chair
man OF tie Republican COMMITTEES o: Indiana dcclniog
90 take tae stamp that State because OF hs candidacy
in Massachusetts. TIE letter contains 1iug at the
better class G! Republican," aud Ia entirely Butersh
throughout II - fortunate for Indiana that he declnes
but not much Go the credit o. the committee that no
Was ever invited. The Butler i kept IN III" back
e. md he better win 10 be for the Republican PARTY.
Minnesota Is always Republican State, and
ats vote this year Win make change in tlc record
correspondent OF Tee Chicago T7bihc writes: Briefly
summarizing. It may be said tsat Minnesota viii give
majority Of -. 900 for Heye- ned Wheeler; that Senator
Window will he reGlcCECd without oFpositiou that Dun
pcl IN the Ist and stewart IN tho Iid District,
rcrthn OF bcng elected By very largo malDriue8 and st
MAYOR 5t1r II reasonably CERTAIN "a carrying tho III Dls
tnct by sdbstHn;!al majority"
The Massachusetts Democrats do not seem
TO warm up much teir ticket reporter Of TIE Boo
Ton Globe tried talk with Of them about II the
oti er Gay but he did make ont great deal Mr.. T.
A. Coirs said frankly thore hope OF clocting Mr..
Adams but he believed the nomination would help the
ultonal ticket Another leading Democrats was OF like
opinion ExGoy CASTOR refused to talk 1t at He would
sJy what he Thought OF tbo ncmluuOG, merely dc
clnring that ee would supporti|
The campaign ia Indiana from now to elec-
ton day win Of the hottest record Both sides
arc working vita tremendous yigor. Tbo Republicans
have evidently gained within tho past week TACT die.
closed In way clearly than in the sarn Of tina
Democrats at the approach Of speakers Ike Col Ingcr
soil, Mr. Blaine. ana Carl 5ohuz. The indianapolis
Jo,raa says II the tide continues act in favor
during the uext 80 days Il has during the 30 days
Just passed, will certainly the Stale" An In
dependent Republican wrs TO The SP::rcted Rep'ihti-
that the RepIbhclns arc catniIG, that erdickS "
making sprecEeo rs weak AZ ~ dted wafer tat hGrtons
are strong rs aquaIOrJs aud that Harrison IS mnu Of
great ability ANA pure character.
They seem TO feel the anti-Tdcn wave out
in Ohio for ire Cincinnati Commercial says: cit Is
pretty clear now thai Hayes will be elected The Demo
cratic reform movement is playing Tiden
lron-heaTt,d rcfCrmer, does not bear hsmnerng. Ho
got down from bis hipA financial horse upon which no
had been mounted IN scientific attitude for forty years
when Hendricks displayed 20 him the portanoe OF In
diana. II turned out when he aud Hendricks came
together That he the weaker vessel His special
gulhcancc s Is that OF the representative Of the
solid South in It's rush TO seize the National AdmnisT
ton for j0bbng purposcs and thc people a largo arc
not prepared 10 pay the bills OF the Southern Conted
eracy. Ihe diff OF pubic opinion y unnhs,akaoy
job work. and oGch day wIh offer new testimony o. tho
truth"
Prof. Summers letter announcing his inten-
ton to support GOV. Tian 10 Curious document. He
says he thinks Mr Tl'den has shown more statesman.
lie knowledge of the currency question chan any ore
5l5e aud then contradcts himself by adding: 81 Of
cour2c utterly opposed to the repeal OF the Resumption
act or any part of t. Nnd dsapprove OF concession
on TIA point form substance, by Mr Tlden any
one Csc" IL would be interesting to knox what reason
tho Professor has for believing that party which Is
hghtiug tho campaign tto avOwed opponent OF the
Resumption oct and of resumption in any form, will do
anything TO bring about ptiOn after il Is put
power. Ho turns from aov Hayes. who has declared
that 10 Will Stand by tho act until better put in
ia place. and WAC is backed by party which ayows
similar purpose, and declares he has more hope Of re-
sumption Though MIN who demands the rcpea Of the
only pledge made, and Hho Is backed by party
which is Sworn " defeat that aud all other pledges TO
the same cud.
Gen. Wade Hampton is confident that he has
fair chance OF being elected Governor OF South Caro-
lima and the Southern correspondent Of The CiRetRna
Commercial agrees with him. This surprising rloce OF
news and makes the Democratic claim OF "sOlid
South" literally true Gen. Hampton bases his hopes on
an unprecedcptedly large white vote and the assistance
Of 10000 coIored votes He said 10 TIE Commercial
respondent {" It IL not Tiden wo are working for
much B relief from tho rule OF the robbers here at home
BY Cod Sir, VIC cannot stand i'll Our substance Is
sumed and the very name OF our State bywOrd and
rcppuach. We In the gulf Of despair II the North
en ptopc--yos. even the Northern RepublCans-new
our condition, knew Il just as IL H. knew what have
suffered and how have been robbed their sympathies
would be extended TO In this struggle We do not want
to deprive the colored people OF any Of their rights We
agree support the constitutional amendments aud
turn back upon tho past but what do want Is re
lief tie rule OF the I0bbers 70 do what can for