New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The rag baby is swelling with sense of
Importance view OF the general belief that upon that
much derded infant hangs the result OF the Ohio and
Indiana elections.
Col IngersOll said one of his best things in
bis speech at Philadelphia Wednesday night. Speak
ing Of Gov Tilden railroad attorney, he remarked:
Hes made fortune, like Jacob IN the Bible by water
ing stock"
There is q grand opportunity for Moody and
sankey Just now They should follow N the wake OF Col
Ingcrsol and start revival in the Democratic party
The unerrihed piOusly disposed as now,
and probably never VIII DO again
Senator Morton predicted in q recent speech
that Cen Harrison would carry Indiana in October by
majority o! 10, 900 900. And this in spite Of those
nightly bulletins from The Courier Journal Office, I'M
covering the most gigantic conspracies on record.
They say that a prominent Democrat, one of
the cultivated exocs of the party not Of the short
hairs heard to sigh out day or two SINCE over the
walnuts and the wine: eyes, agree with Wordsworth
The World Is too much with u.s. Let us have change"
The average Democratic editor wishes now
that he had not said the day following the Maine
election that the Republican majority had been 10000
It would have been serious thing for tho Democracy
He did not suspect that the later returns would make the
vote so large, and thus catch him In his own trap
The Republican press of Boston is speaking
out against Butler In manner which does IT credit
Every party journal OF any responsibility has protested
against candidacy and declared that the party cannot
and will not attempt 10 carry lln ueNeOpiDCnt OF
similar spirit in Buffers district might organize bolt
I'm the party which, while IL not be able 10 defeat him.
would show 10 the world outside that there some
political wisdom well Of decency left there.
Secretary Chandler is confident Of Republican
success In November He told correspondent OF The
Rrean0 yesterday that he had such reports from
Ohio and Indiana could leave both Of those
States would be carried by the Republicans IN October
II was the purpose OF the National Committee he said to
make the rest the campaign red hot for the Democrats
which seems to he q wise resolve
Here is discovery which will probably in
terest Mr.. Adams, aud will certainly interest good
many of his friends 1t has been made by The Harrisburg
Patriot which announces that "no mere accident of
nomination change the character Or affect the destiny
of the Democratic party Mr. Adams has attached him
self be pays homage to its patriotism and
its sincere purpose reform the administration Of the
Government" Mr.. Adams In the attitude OF paying
homage 20 the patriotism and sincere purpose OF the
pary which sent Eaton and Barnum TO the Senate from
Connecticut, chose HOratiO Seymour by aceamation
as its candidate for Governor In NewYork, Ia inter
esting and impressive spectacle.
Gov. TIlden's slowness in getting his ex-
PLANTATION OF his income returus before the public Ia
creating dissatisfaction among bs friends. The Paid
depaia Tines which would like to Mr.. Tden elected
takes occasion 10 utter this goodnatured complain;