New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

That Connecticut rag-baby was MT much OF
AN infant was IT. Its friends may console themselves
however with the poets beautiful words: Great aehes
from little tOe-corns grow
There is pertinent suggestion in this para
,,raph from The Cincinnati Commercial: Mr. Richard
smith ia at the trouble TO telegraph to Washington that C.
why the President OF the United states saw personally TO
the employment OF dead beat
Here is small but hearty voice for Mr.. Blaine.
The Helena Herald says: 1.-THE choice OF the Republi
cans OF Montana Is almost unanimously in favor OF ex
sneaker Blaine as the Republican Presidential nominee
and their voice. If 1t can be heard Will swell into great
glad shout for his candidature"
The large minded kind of craftsmanship
which Mr. Randa's committee exhibits in refusing to
provide for ras and fuel in the public buildings is not Of
the sort to make votes public which has its business
confused and delayed by this kind OF is not
going rise up In irrepressble enthusiasm to continue
the glorious Democracy In power.
The most interesting conundrum now Is,
What blundcr is the Democracy going TO commit to
counteract the good effects OF the Connecticut election
IL "a foreordaned put It's foot in It in way
other Perhaps Mt Hill viii rush INTO the breach AGAIN
eyed Hottenot the redheaded son OF hippopoamuS
The small faction Of soft-money men in this
state will not find very cheerful reading in the vote Of
their party In Connecticut. II they could not hold the
balance Of power in that State how can they hope to do
so in this The Connecticut brethren had an organ
Here pnry has and its only eauef IS eA-
Speaker Mcguire, whose influence Is chehy OF the bOoh-
erang order. The outlook il not at all hopeful
Mr. Wendell Phillips takes Senator Morton by
the hand and requests be permitted to assist IN the
task OF keeping bloody shirt ii the front He writes
TO the Senator Let treSpass ON your time so far as
to thank you with all my heart for your reply to Bayard
Re suro the seaboard Journals do not faithfully repre-
sent the National moo1. III the bugle sounds they'll be
ns much amazed at the peoples uprising as the same
coward fools in SCI. Do not weary the III answer Will
come" Mr. Phillips Is unusually mild lie should have
used stronger expression than - coward fools"
Senator Morton's friends are yisiblY depressed
by his failure to united delegation from Mss
slpp II he can't unite the party In Mississippi they ask
what hope IL there OF his doing in other Southern
Satcsi That the to this question must be an un
favorable is shown by recent adNcos from the South
The Cincinnati Commercials regular Southern CORE
sponlent writes that Morton has lost ground there lately
aud that Blaine has gained rapidly that II Is question
now which Is the stronger BIstow has good deal o
strength also OF the cOloTed voters being for hin
as the IMAM Il for honest men In the Government
Tho same correspondent thinks Gov. Hendricks Is the
r,vorite candidate Of Southern Democrats.
4 new candidate for the Presidency ap
po.. u ne person OF n,tor Anthony OF Rhode Island
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