New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

-. and interesting. The Baltimore American
. :, The leader OF clique VIII not 10 Ine aurol'
So of conventions, the astute politician mercy
NC go late for this dav. II TIE Republican party WIN
~ their candidate from among those VINO can oher
pIe ,ee OF character and antecedents, he VII! GER
tne ,oo,ed After what the country has seen and
tay - .h snceches OF b. H. Hill and in the letters OF
,s II has 10 desire to see the Bourbons restored
~ ~, noople will consent to continuance OF r tne
resent influences with tae IAN prhe,s esnecaIIy Il
Will ad ind by such c. T. Adams OF E'artS' vi
To- pennsylvania they seem to have as poor
,riop Of the recent appointments as anywhere. me
n,tid,lpbia Times says: The latest appointment is
80 the funniest yet. Rutau is a clever fellow win
30 deal more brains than commonly 90 to the compo-
,lon Of Consul under Grant but to tumble hin uo"u
mon the little colony in Florence, into the place VI
Iorrimer Graham will make both Rutan himself anu inc
Fqorentnes rub their eyes and wonder now ne came
there 1t is but a few weeks since he was sa1oy ue
nosted at Cardiff and Writ Sykes gazetted for the city OF
Dante and Michel Angelo. That two men so SHARPLY
coIfrasted as these should be- within Jew i
deemed equally well suited to an important Sons bicb
position is a curious Illustration OF Tue - s'o4 y" ~
Mr.. Grants appointments are hauc =.
Gen. II. V. BoyntOn gives this WASHINGTON
view OF the Conkling- Cameron combination ID INC wv
einnoti Gazette At frst there were thoSe VIM
IL really meant little for COnkling because inc 'ioi"
had already promised him their deesatlo' Du' 9eo"
Cameron was to head the delegation to Cincinnati WAT
G. .,,r, II would be- to be sure. II be were Cabinet
oer and should head with the power that high place
yroud give him And the nation is to be treated to
the spectacle of Secretary os War taking the political
field and wa dering into the Exposition Hall In Cncin
natl with voting force from Pennsylvania bound hand
and foot stepping silently in their ranks like well disc
mined soldiers keeping their eye their leader and
commander. and doing his bidding Can even secre-
tary of War thus deliver the Keystone State Senator
cameron declares that he can and all the Camerons
nothing is easier. Mr.. COnkng is fully satisfied that
can be done. No collar stamped C. TO g., ana maze OF
pennsvyAuia steel, will break SIN there are
doubers other States and few from The one i9st
Consigned Conking, who persist in asking Can the
Camerons deliver T.
The Utica Herald makes these deductions
from the conventions of the past week: Three
facts are brought into fresh prominence One is,
,bat wherever q contest exists in State which
casts its electoral vote for the Republican party, that
contest is be1ween the friends Of Mr.. Blaine aud the
friends Of Nh Bristow Another fact is that no eand-
date for the nomination. except these two, has received
any recognition aDd Endorsement beyond the borders OF
his native State quarters that viii be Win the hepuo
ean marty in the Fall Senator Morton is the only can
didate who offers any possible exception to this rule
he has secured some scattering votes RON various VI
the Southern States and in two instances rcso
1utioD of Endorsement always from States whose cleo
toral vote Will be given to the Democratic candidate
No other candidate can DO sad to DC in any true sense
before thee pople, and the nomination of no DINER
candidate will be a nomination in any nse MADE
by thr people The third fact Is that MeSSis biihe al1
BristOw, If they should combine thelr forces asoSs
councillors will control the Cincinnati Convention IRON
the start Snch combination may result III tue u'hct
Blaine and BrstOw, IL may rev TSe the orHer dhu
make u BristOw and Blaine. In elmer event Tue Dest
expression OF Republicans, speaking through tAer o'Se
conventions will have found reeosniton''