New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

9 tIa,es and Wheeler, the ground that the electoh
r1dn would be unsafe, Moses Taylor John JacoD
Vstar VIM f. Dodge, and John A. Stewart
M Ualstead's amable cOtempOrarles III the
aoo ., Tn. Cincinnati Enquirer put these pleasing
headings upon his speech in this city; The Man oi
pp The rebelclam howler abroad Halsteaus ma
inart attack upon the South" Edltorally tne @ sane
tan'pered persons remarked that the orator Was
freDZied DoOOy. ,.1.
Not an inAationist in the country denies that
nv Uaves's election would be the worst thing that
oorld haupen to the soft-mOney party All OF them
reo that they have some hope of success with lliden
men can draw but Inference from
these facts namely that place for his vote is on the
Republican side
The enthusiasm of the Democratic press over
Cow Tdeus letter unbounded There seems to he
an immersion in "reform" circles that the Governor
has inerered with some OF the most attractive features
of the longed-for change II Is all Wen S enougn ~
talk about REFORM" but the party Is hali dscOI.Seu
now al tho first hint that any thing serious Is meant pS It,
That was a most cruel suggestion made by
New,Jersey Republican to knot of Democrats on uo
ferry-boat the other day. They were rejoicing III M
Tden's letter. eyes it is sharp trick salu 'no NC
nubcan while his agents out buying up CLAIMS an
over the South he seizes the occasion to bear tne
market" The Democrats became pi0uSy lndlSnan', nu'
were asked Would that be worse than to PaGA NN NSw
the friends Of reform changed the subject
What nonsense it is to ask Mr.. Belmont or
Mr. Morrill, or any other partisan on either sde now nc
tbpks The election Of Mr. Tden would affect the pnDc
rradi
rblc credit was affected the last time straight Demo
cratic ticket was beaten Mr. Tlden is not more trust
worthy than Nj Seymour and the party pehd an nm M is
tbe same When London and Frankfort knew that ~
mocracy had been beaten in lS6S, United states pOhu'
iumped forward That tells the whole story
Fx-Secretary BristOw says in recent letter:
~I consider the election Of Hayes and Wheeler OF great
tmporance TO the whole country hut especially To the
South have the utmost confidence in the PATRIOTISM
nrty OF character and courage OF Gov Hayes His let
Ter ~ accepance gives the highest evidence and most
,atsfaetory guaranty Of his thorough understanding oi
tbe true issues OF this campaign and OF his nneXbe P
not bSr1 content TO follow in the beaten path Of
candidates for the nigh Office n the Presidency ne mas
not confined himself to gltteIng gcneltles lie hot
only points clearly and cOncisely what ne cOhsues
great evil of long standing ID ma adms[NS INNS fbe 5s
surance Of his firm purpose 10 Apply IL. Ihe return "
ton would he calamitou to South and mischevous
TO the North
The Marlborough Is. c. Planter takes some
exceptions to TEIBUNEs recent statement tba the
true solution of the Southern problem is to be found IN
the afaton of the South with the dominant party al
the North First it says there is Republican party in
souh Carolina Next no Republican OF good character
can be elected to office And finally, the Republicans IN
power at the South gang of plunderers between
whom and the classes Of the white people there Is
rowed kettle the defendant pleaded first that he never
borrowed the kettle second, that he returned II sound
and third that il was cracked when he borrowed II.
What THE TRIBUNE has urged upon tho Soutn lS va"
character and standing snOuu any thyh-
selves not with the party Of reaction AT the North. but
with the party OF progress and power ms 5ets TO De
a RaI n5nt which if reached would enable the
conduct ought to rule. 10 dispose very promptly OF the
whole earpeibag nuisance
Senator Newton Booth has returned to Cali
tornia and has been received in the most enthusiastic
manner San Francisco 1t is estimated that not less
than $4,000 people attended reception given hin at
the Palace Hotel one evening last week. In his speech
f.1fg nfiyaras rfrtfFn
the eve Of political conflict important any that
free people called upon to decide II the Dem
ocratc party shall succeed to power in this canvass
will be placing the destiny OF This Republic III me hads
OF political organization that for years sought To de
stroyit. Applausc-l Why. what do You Seei Here We
are divided as We were when the descs OF ms country
TO be decided by arms solid South made soma "h
twas in 81, by social ostracsn, by Intimidation by per
spur, south Carolina What support las that party
the NOrthf II has the support OF every man VINO gave
the support Of eyery man in the North Who allied himself
with traitOrOus organization Has the time come When
victOryF'
Nasby has made his last appeal to the De-
mocracy before the election" one long, agonzin lih
germ appeal" IN it he says: Only few days ami the
noble Democrsy of Moo York will know whether they
goin hev the Treasury OF tho Yoonted States TO
plunder, in addshen to the city and Stae Only few
days, and John Morrisey and John Kelley will know
whether they are to control tho Dimocac party, and
through the Government whether the will hev
to content hssef with runnn Tdmmany and the other
his faro banks. Only few DAYS and the hundreds nv
thousands Nv Dnocrats which hey bin on short grass
and thin pasterage. sence BOOkannOn went out Nv oils
will know whether they are goin to rcyel in the spos
OF postOse- and cusOmhOuses or whether they are to
continyoo out m the cold In view NV our wants and ne
cessties implore fellow Democrats TO rally. Rally
agD hard money In the West Rally agin soft money in
the East. Rally agin tue Ofishls corrupt adminS
trashenl Rally agin destroyn Rldik.ls who hey bin in
power till they fat lean! Rally agn the
military power wch prevents us FROM KILN niggcr6 just
suffrage
the North. Rally agn Niger in the concrete. Rally
offses One more push aud vicry ours i. s.-i for
got to say that We might ez well rally for reform"
1t is very clear from the tone of the press
Of both parties in indiana that the Republican prospect
for carrying that State in November is Frightening
each day. The Democrats clearly alarmed, and
begging the natOnists to vote for Tden their only
hope The Republicans hopeful and even jubiant.
The Indianapolis Journal which down to the day OF the
October election extremely cautious about predict
ing for its party at that time says Of the
outlook for November 1T is far from purpose 20
generate tho minds OF Republicans any hopes
relative to tie result Of the November election in this
State but them that the skies bright
ening day We in receipt OF adices from dif
ferent parts Of the State OF the most cheering character
The steady tide OF popular sentiment which was setting
strongly favor Ot the Republican party before the
election but temporarily arrested by that event.
and is still rolling forward. We say TO Republican
friends throughout the State that the clements are Ia
yOrable for triumphant reversal OF the October verdict
In November. We them that il they do their duty
Republican victory Is not only possible but probable
Nay more we assure them that il they poll
for Hayes that pOed for HARRISON success is GER
tain. Everything depends getting out full Repub-
lean vote. That done, we may confidently look for
tcent Increase from other quarters 10 cary the state
lOr Hayes aud Wheeler We say therefore, to every Re
publican In he State. go 10 work at once and work Us
men who expect 10 succeed"