New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
POLIIICAL NOTES.

The Herald has information that Gov. Til
dcIs letter OF acceptance VIII be published within ic"
days. Garry the news 10 samuel
The Democrats will hate Carl Schurz more
than ever when they hs letter to Nh Oucndoicr
II will take something besides mud to answer It, how
ever.
GOV. Hendricks is in Saratoga again, ready
for another encounter with GOV. Tiien-or, To lut 1t ID
the Democratic way, ready FOR another " harmonious
com! IIl-uu OF NlcW-.'
gen. Gariclds friends say the opposition to
his denomination 4, entirely trivial and that he 80" halo
mo- trouble IN securing the united support OF tu1 iJ IN
IN, district for another term.
MIR. BriStow has consented to make some
spccchc. In Vermont during tine latter part OF August
lie WIS U.h for the opening of the campaign. but was
unable 10 - on account ot previous enga-rinehts.
Reform and Rcpudation seem to be synony-
nous runs in the md oi the Indiana Democrats They
place at ia. top their posters for ratification NEE tngs
these conflicting buslc blasts - Sound the Tocan for
Erforlnw ave D.mlud the Repeal of the Resumption
Ar,t democratic Pat.ogm)" " Honesty Reform"
Inoy don't to suspect even that the - LOUIS pay
form j. h1rt-p on'J declaration ieidapn .le nav"
heard the Eastern brethren say that tuat IS "Idt II
means.
Here's great news There isn't any Demo
cratic party cNstcucr-Ouly ito spook survives aS II
were !Ae Chicag0 IA.cS tells solcuIuly: The or
gan.zliiou supporting 1ildcn is known As the Demo
cratic party but such only in name II means simply
II fp,n In the admui,;a ion OF the Government, which
Is not essentially characteristic Democratic idea
which means that the rary having principles OF It's
has borrowed s"c or the sake OF appearances IN
This i, the sayory dish of crow THE CmciH
p1h Eugsrsr prepared for itself few days before the
st. Louis Convention met: "Tidon's surroundings are
bad. I. tel ccd hc would take To the White House the
wor, sci Of political jobh,, and thieves ever seen IN
Washington, and that's saying good deal 1t
could not but be that man educated in cunning, In
hypocrisy, in inquity, nominated in corruption and
shameless clfroncy, even though his millions could
c-ct him WouIu give us shc most corrupt Adininlst-
tion the country hfN ever known
There are excellent reasons foI believing
tha this statement by he At1GHy Erprcss substantially
correct The news from all parts OF the state in gard
To tine political situation is very encouraging. Tho con
vert, 30 Tldcn,sm few and far between while al ac-
count, agree stating that The great mass of Liberals
who lcf. the party in 1872 now heartily supporting
the Republican ticket. Hayes and Wheeler clubs ere
boiu formed aH the state and they promise 10 10
elective work before the campaign closes ON other
rcy. and the feeling likely to increase rather tnan
diminish ~ the campaign progresses
TIE Nation conf"sScs TO having been sObelcd
by experience and proposes preserve IA calm and juGi
cial frame Of mind daring the present campaign. IL
says We begin TO receive letters inquirmg why do
not support Mr.. Hayes cordially. 10 which
ply that shall support him sohcrly judciouSy, and
with eyes open. We are moro concerned about
than about CIud3btc ANA Will not engage
any game Wholesale culogy blind advocacy any
account. IL ought 10 he understood that the conflict
within the Republican party between corruption and
honesty Is not yet over and behoOveS everybody while
THROWING up his cap for Hayes, 10 keep close
Chandler and Cornell Morr0ycrwe supported Gen. Grant
in 1865 and 1872 tie first time heartily and cnthusils-
ucally, the second hopefully and rcsisnedy. What
bad bargain lie has turned out is known TO all the world.
Having been grossly deceived in case in which we
to have many guarantees of htEcS aS IN ms,
think owe 1t to our readers to proceed this time
with caution Besides which they VIII lind the IL
discriminate tuloG,cS, the ropheclcS oi thr reign oi
heavenly purity a.tor election and the daily discoveries
virtues Ia the candidate III othef papers
There is question of Vcracity flying about
among the Liberal Republicans of Cortland. IN this stale.
Mr H. J. Messenger wrote to THE TRIBUNE n few weeks
ago stating that the first campaign club organized IN
that county was Tildcn and Hendricks organization,
and ncud nearly the entire Greeley ana Brown Club
Of lS12 under the lead Of the Hon. William II. Shank
land Republican and late Justice OF the Supreme
Court" The Cortid StpHddrd and journal makes these
corrections: 81 The Liberal Greeley Republicans, with
few exceptions have not accepted Tdcn and his bogus
Reform. nor have nearly the entire Greeley and Brown
club of 1872 Joined tho Tildcn and Hendricks Club.
on the contrary have ont strongly for Hayes
and Wheeler -. The first campaign club organized IN
this county WAS not Tdcn and Hendricks club. hat
was the Cortland Hayes and Wheeler Club g. The iiou,
William II Shankand has not proiessed 10 act with ,hc
Republican party since the Greeley campaign. and nv
Nious TO that time probably voted the Democratic ticket
oftCncr than the Republican. lie was twice elected
judge rs % Democrat every time In aCt Mh,u ho ran for
that office, and IN lsI2 rn tor member oi Assembly ON
TIM: tic6ct, and defeated by majority of nearly
l,OOO.'
About the plainest talk that any Republican
journal has INDUCED IA concerning Mr. JEWELS removal
comes from HdIpe'S WeehIy which SAYS: The per-
cmptory removal of the PustmastCr-Gcncral without
word Of explanation, and without the suspicion O' any
kind of misconduct of personal alienation from
the President insult to the country which he served
efficiently and to tie party which elected the President
II s another illustration OF Cen Grants inability to UNI
dcrstund that the Presidency personal perqusite
but qeat public trust The method Of the dismissal
of Mr. Jewell assumes that member OF the Presidents