New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

Compaign news Is lat. There is 30 room i'll
the country to-day for anything except tna Gorous
Fourth"
Col. James o. Broa Head is delighted with
the ST. Lou. ticket and Will devote all of hls .ne' 10
Is support He is ready 20 take the stump Il OHIO or
Indiana.
The latest candi1l'e for the Republican
domination for Governor D his state is Cong man
Martin l. Townsend. He would be strong candidate. If
l. Enud consent u stGno.
Congressman Seclye - understood to have
cousor' ted to renominso0. His course has been a
stnnl proof that the sci in politics can be great
suCcets 30 20 has "A mind l. '2
Gov Tildcn's speech hes gained him friends
and II de enthusiasm for hiI in his own party. The
Dcmo,r tic journals deli Ied with his evident de
ion to lead the fight II person and to make it rs
hot possible for tie enemy.
The Wisconsin DcmOc' tic delegation got so
warmed up at a dinner given hem before they departed
from st. Louis that they declared their state 10 be
for Democratic majority next Fall None OF them are
known to have beed heavily in support OF their pro-
phecy.
The Adams family has not been heard from
since the name OF Hendricks put on the st. Louis
ticket to make il balance well. They were In favor OF
Tden before that; il they of the same mind now
they have stronger stomachs than most Of their in
dependent procliyites.
The disgust OF the extreme inHatiOnists with
Gov Tilden and the ST. Louis platform is going to he
help rather than hnderance 10 the ticket. As he.CM
cinlian Commercial says: "Now, II neither Cary nor
Ewing take comfort in this platform, IL can hardly
be construed innation document. They know a
rag baby when they one, suppose They have not
only parental Affection but artistic understanding of tho
article Then II said Of most highly developed
gpenbackCr3 y at they asserting there be no
doubt il Tildtn President and had Congress to
sustain him. I'll & be would force specie payments with
whole power Of the Government and they papltate
to contemplate the alarming consequences They are
accustomed TO talk OF themselves the friends and
atraf lp nf Ihan Ia
The Democratic press stands in Il solid col
umn for TilGen and Hendricks An awful amount OF
boiled crow has been swallowed. but not able editor
has refused to accept the dish, especially after it
salted with Hendricks The man who had the worst
time lives Evansville Ind. and shouts for soft money
in The Courier. lie announced with great flourish. be-
fore the Convention met that Tilden nominated he
would under no circumstances support him Accord
ingly when the nomination made the editor bOlted
doing Il in this elegant style: The Courier will sup
port Mr. Tdcn iOr President Ii the grcenbdck leaders
have the 10 respond TO the just demands Of
suffering people Of the west bury the Democratic
party POtters Field. The very bones OF Jefferson and
Jackson would rise in mutiny the filthy u
Ind sculpture III the party cemetery. II we had our
this infamous ticket" The next day Hendricks was
hitched to the other end OF the ticket and the furious
editor slid softly down from his high perch as fearless
boer. and took his like u little He put the
infamous ticket the head of his columns, and Is
now shouting Justify for the " filthy carcass