New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

The result in Alabama is loud notice to
the Republican managers 20 begin work n once.
Gen. Garfield has been selected by the Ohio
Republican State Committee TO open their campaign.
ami he VIII do 50 by making speech at Akron next SIT
Ugday.
The soft-money editor, as he finishes at the
close Of the second day his pc.sll Of Gov Iens letter.
Laws II down quietly, ru,s his weary rld. and s3ilo
gI2es why needn't have eaten that crow, iItel d'
Ex-Goy. Allen is not a member of the Cooper
and Cary party, The Cincinnati EHqHTer says lie
stands by the Democratic party, aud doubtless finds IN
GOV Tens letter precisely the principles he has been
fighting for
Senator Morton will open the Indiana cam
paen nj indianapolis next FRIDAY night The accept
auce of the Republican nomination for Governor by
gen Harrison has united the party ani started them
upon the campaign enthusiastic aud confdtn OF victory
The Indiana Democrats are not discouraged
by the supciabuudance of harmOncy sentiment IN the
letters of their candidates T>s leading organ, The
indianapolis Sentinel. thus defines the questions ut
issue: "Tden and Hendricks repeal and reform, tAe
watchw0rds Ot the Democratic party
Mr. Samuel +. Cary has published a card
in Cincinnati denying that hc had any connection with
the fraudulent Venezuelan claims. lie says; "Wheu in
Washington a. the request OF the Hon. r. y. StNell
my brothern-aw conferred with senator Morton and
others in regard to the probability oitheir early pay
mcnt ana communicated TO Mr.. sulwe the results Of
my uquries had suppose that the awards
were not just ana the action CONGRESS. in which mad
no part. had affirmed their validity
JIMMY sometimes called " blue Jeans"
Williams has another qualification for the GOyernorshp
of Indiana besides his familiar name and his clothes.
lie is the master "a most eccentric ana thoroughly
original photography. His compositions are said 10
abound in such dances OF arbitrary rules as whces"
"lolarIs" and scedue," willie his punctuation
describlbe ia variety and freedom. Jimmy" isn't
sincl up and be isn't burdcned with useless "laTDn"
He ought to be very popular candidate.
Here is another startling tribute to she hard
money doctrines In Gov. Tlen's letter The editor OF
Ihs UtsrAe Courier who has been silent ON ,he subject
OF the Presidency since the ST. Louis Convention because
his oftmoney principles rendered il mpoSibe fc lin
support Tlden, swings ont joyfuly for tie Democratic
ticket and declares that his silence due 10 lAsiP
prehcnson OF the Governors views, which the letter has
removed The delighted editor says: He jusihes
nearly every proposition we have eva written on ths
subject of the currency lie condemns the idea Of NJ
tempting arbitrarily 20 limit the amount Of money for
the peoples use but insists that M must be left 10 the
actual necessities OF trade He prOnounees the fixing OF
date for specie resumption a sham. With deyou sIat
ituc 10 the Almighty Ruler for putting il into the hearts
OF these candidates. rs they come before the country
put themselves on record as iIle'ds OI the lcole %
shall enter the coming contest VITA new nspIian.
and fight the light of faith with greater carnestucss ln
We have ever done before. Our aInor Is on ana Nes
ready" The party appears 10 he harmonious aug uu0'
mn n marches under the standard OF the rasbaDy
More mules! Mr. Bristow has shaken OH
those which were pursuing him, ana now To"
Hendricks appears the central figure In fresh drove
CORRESPONDENT OF The Cincinnati Ga.ehe accuses hin
OF having been engaged the prosecutor OF ihu'
claim against the Government, which, atter peiHS To
jeeiel in 1863 was assigned By tho Claimant 70 ono