New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The luck of the Brstow slanderers still con-
tInues bad His enemies doing more than his friends
TO make him President
After trying all sorts of ways to explain
Chairman Halls letters, showing the generous diStr-
button OF money during the recent campaign, the
NewTIampshire Republican organs have hit upon INC
expedent of saying the letters not genuine but were
4 deliberate hoax upon tho public. That explanation
would hayo been better had been Thought OF sooner ~
has a painful lack Of ponderabilty now
Mr. George William Curtis evidently does
not interpret the resolutions OF the Syracuse Convention
"a binding the egaton to Cincinnati to vote as unit
for Senator COnkling. He says in Hdrper's WeeHiy:
The New York delegation will go TO that Convention
nerfcty free TO vote according the convictions Of s
members" 1t pretty evident now that Mr. Gu us VIII
he the only delegate whose convictions Will prompt nl
not 10 refuse 10 vote for MI COhSlihs'
The sensible portion of the Indiana Democ-
racy ia becoming alarmed at the unpleasant prospect OF
having Congressman Landers as the party Candidate or
Governor on an ultra softmoney platform. The AerAE
hmm Led0er-Stiadard, Of the earliest ana most
earnest supporters OF Gov Hendricks for the PIes-
dency says the nomination OF Landers for the Governor
bn would dispose OF Hendricks surely night fol-
lows day. There il need OF proof To support wa,
assertion Mr. Hendricks must either throw oD
the track 90 of himself
The demand for unpledgcd and independent
delegations to the National Conventions grows louder
every day The newspapers are full OF urgent Appeals
for the people take the matter ID hand ana 10 sec "
,hat good men chosen for delegates ana that ey
20 unhampered by instructions. We must nave .no
best men IN the party nominated at Cncnnhu' 81! INV
penublicans or we shall he defeated in November 10
nominate the best men must Keep the "He-puhcrs
t u, the Convention so far possible" This Is prcn
eosier said than done, but that IL can DC ohe no o
drmlts Tile only condition IS mat hottest hIcn -"
alarmed enough TO go 10 ""'A "H" 'N"o' Wv
themselves. 49,. CO.
The anti-Tilden Democracy In tbs state
are coming to the 'front.' and are demanding an
delegation to st LOUIS. The first open mahics'ae" o
the part of the press comes from me syracuse 'o,
In IN. form of doubleeaded editorial of pam "o'us
II says there are Ave candidates among whoin INC
rc,erences of the State Democracy are dlVleu' Wv
rdc. ex-Coy Seymour, Chief Justice Church. eAuo''
Hoffman and Gen. Mcclellan. The CoHiers fa'or'o
seems to be Mr. Seymour, for 1t says OF MN 0"4u'
,on,by he is the one man npon whom the Denoce! 81
the Empire state could sOlily unite Win cn, r.
determination that are lndlspehsaDe W nj an mn
only sac plan, 1he Courier argues IL 90 s'n M
ne;eed delegation. and it warns all persons a,'epti
he epposite course they are IN danger OF sp''s
the party. ~, ,..
No one has ever suspected that there was
much love lost between Messrs Blaine ana mor'on- -
there ever had been any affection on moi'on Pu.
would have been blghtcd by the cool manner ID wnca
- lied off with the formers beloved bloody Slit
in oncp daylight 1t isn't surprising therefore, 70 hhu
tho pr,ncipal newspaper which supports Mt hol'o"'
presidential aspirations, The Indianapolis 10'""a, SOY
ing nice things OF Secretary Brstow after 'nis '"C
ubue Secretary Bristow is not our choice Ior '"o ~
i,,o. nomination he Il fayorite with very many no
nublicaps in this state whose Judgment Is eh'l'eu " -
much weight and consideration as our OWL anu W
would withhold no wordof praise for the bold anu MAJ
coprse which has made him so many warm h''i''
during the past four months. The friends anu Sc.t
81 Secr,tary BristOw are, as RUE, Oi tho 49,, mr.,
ci,ss 81 Rrpubhcans and citizens Many OF VI ,l,n.
,he ,vor,nest friends OF Indianas first choice Nv "a
nau and should Mr. Brstow be the nominee vi - hi.
vonfion no pe0pe in the Union VIII DO more ~ e''
sncc.s, than the Republicans Of Indiana n,
The Dana controversy has 50 stirred up Wv, wv,
Republican party IN Massachusetts, that II Is u'''
now whether the larger part OF the organization i
most accurately classified In the independent -
svelliue party The Boston Transcript says III 0D -,
for any p esdential candidate connected win "' -,
ia boneless and adds: The amount OF ihuol
Voting likely under certain contingencies ma!
fectly appalling to hack politicians Seyeraioi ~
,nent candidates named would Immediately P"' rr,
cbusetts into the category of doubtful STATES Is
there are candidates whom the instinct Vi ~. ,Dae.
noInts ont as the men for the crisis 10 sum
tho other party could not make an eneot'0 IN.
II ia n singular fact that ut Democratic n o,,..
other night at New Haven. the name OF .n,on
to, elected repeated cheering. such - "a honest aud
accorded to prominent citizens OF sPpio many such 10
Integrity al the present time IheIs anomnec Of oii
the Rsnublicsn ranks. Prosidontsi rty 10 dsfsst
ferent stamp Will not only cohAsN ~
but TO mcrted diayrAee'