New-York tribune., 1876-05-30
70 must mako our light in -

Indiana are gone. and We must mako our ngh, IN a.
| East and South" -
| The Hon. w. d. Washburn has returnsd 4.
Minnesota from his foreign trip He says his bro,h
| the Minister Paris is well satisfied with hi. nrx
position that he would not change 1t for any oher in ~
| gift OF the Administration
The Rev. Green Clay Smith says he sbsr
accept the Prohibition nomination for the Presise.
and shall expect TO receive 100000 votes Mr. s..s
says he was Union Democrat. but he is opposed "a H.
| present Democratic power
1t il all up with Gov. Tilden. Col Blan,o.
Dunaan the originator and conductor Of thu fauo.
Bourbon Convention in 1872, Is out against him =,
ottor to The Express Col Duncan would like 10 hav.
Gen. Hancock, Gov. All n, Gov. Hendricks or seu,t
Bayard for the Democratic candidate.
Democratic opponents Of Gov. Tildcn tl,inL
insult was added injury the matter Of the sdyer,,
nens sent In Tldens interest by the choice o "a.
advertising agent Mr. Locke OF tho firm Of Bates A
Locke - tho wou-known Petroleum V. Nasty and ~.
antlTiden Democrats greatly stirred mp about .ucs
n mans being employed To ten the Democratic coayen
tiOn whom 10 nOn4inltc.
II il pretty evident that the mud thrown.
It Mr Blaine has greatly helped Lif prospects. Th,s
Col Forpey Gays OF the effect in Penusylvsnia: N,
claims has boldly confronted oil charges and We be,.ya
is to-day tho most unob cctionabe Of the leading rlya
for the glittering prize. IL judge by Republican
opnion IN Pennsylvania, after Gov Hartrau;i hss haa
his chance an overwhelming percentage l. IN ssyOt al
the statesman fror0 Name
Even The Forester Spy is more generous
toward Blaine than most OF tho Btistow organs It sam
there should DO no antagOnsm between the two fao
tons and that II Bristow cannot get tho n0minatoa
why there is no why his supporters should not 20
for Blaine 1t remarks with mpatienoe that tho
Brstow delegates are io sent there 10 show his
Ike autOmatOns first, last, and always, whether as
any prospects OF success o. not
The Washington correspondent of The Boston
Herald hears that Senator Conklng and John Morssey
are Intimate friends, and that the latter has been
known to drop otter from his pocket which writ
ten to him by Mr. Coniling and which contained strong
expressions OF friendship Does this afford another
glimpse at President Conkln,s Cabncti Tor Secretary
~ War J. "Don" Crneron; for Secretary Of the Into
FOR, the Hon join lrrlsscy How john would shos
up Outstanding tie indidnsl
The Hon. Gcdl0ye S. 0rth had an enthusiastic
public reception in Indianapolis last week He sajea
speech Ia which he confidently predicted his election 10
the GOvernorshp Of Indiana, and closed with glowing
ple I'm favor OF tho zraEd American statesman Oliver
P , rton" as the pcxt President OF the United States
Tie said: ave should go to the Cincinnati Convention,
IS We WILL b. hundreds and thousands. "a men IN ear
est and try 20 impress that cnrnestness upon our
Renubllcan brethren wherever meet ;hen Wa should
~ to inbiess upon en- inc iact Oh tDe .ptanse Ot
pacing Indiana beyond thc pOssbltl Oh .di,e V ue-
nanc oi oliver p Morton at the bead o. III, Na.ans
ticket will bring the response OF ]OOoO uhJoly H"m
the HoOsicr cabins Of indIanis
One of the soundeSt platforms on the cur
r,ncy which has been adopted this year is that Of ae
Delaoor, of Iowa That the frnsrs OF it meant wha;
t;ey said and accurately represented public sentiment
in their utterance evident from the following Jgbiint
comment In The Terre Hdite GG-cne: No LULLABY for
the rag baby turks in that resolution II oontaius no
sweetened milk for the cmaciated little dy hE from
turnip and blood from stone are both easily eX'fe'cd
s compared With the hercn.ean labor o obtaining n0nr'
shrrcnt for .hc furnished ragamuifn from thls gold.
ul.ted resolution The moral OF al tblsanu ~ s moral
u4t may read I the resolutions Of the Dcnccacy u
Kansas Nebraska Michigan, Wisc"nsin. Texas Men.
trckv and Aryanssis that the Dn,1ocTary Of thc West
viii mite with the Democracy of the East At - Louis "a
framing 0f the Oid-iash0ned Democratic platforms
wherein sp1Je was called spade, = fraud fraui,
r,g q ras aud dollar a dollar"