New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
POLITICAL NOTES.
There is a perceptible rise in Ha

There is perceptible rise in Hayes stock in
all directions.
bir. Evarts did not speak in Vermont last
night because his name announced without his
authority consent lie VIII probably speak before the
campaign closes.
The Massachusetts Democrats are not warm
ing up in support OF Mr.. Adams much they might.
Perhaps they afraid he is much OF Fenan since
reading John keys letter. John always does overdo IL.
1t is soemnly announced that the reason no
campaign ISLANDERS" have been promulgated against
Gov. Hayes because the Democratic newspapers
too higl-toned to stoop to such business. Who would
have suspected ltf
The Democratic journals are very much
troubled lest Gov Hayes, II elected, will be unable to
control the bad meu IN his party, and they
all in a very short list Now suppose the able
editors prepare list of the Objectionable in the
Democratic party, and SEQ how long one they
make. They might start u win nearly the entire DEM
Ocratc majority IN Congress.
Senator Thurman has scarcely been heard
Of all since the st. Louis Convention. There Is a re-
port that he is preparing speech at his farm in Ohio
and that he viii take the stump with 1t If lie
makes brave defense OF his hardmonoy views as he
did in the last Ohio campaign he will start lively
music about his The Ohio brethren say "relorm
with them means initiation every time, and they make
every OF their number who dsagrees with them very
uncomfortable.
The Nation objects to so much of a war
flavor in Republican speeches Alludng to Mr. wheeer's
speech In Vermont. IL says: Not word Of alusion
TO OF any kind in the Government; hint OF
the need of any reform We respectfully but solemny
ask the.lmmedate friends and followers OF Mr.. Hayes
OF whom personally hear all that good. and whose
election we would fan desire without fear msgving
whether they mean to allow the reform element IN the
Republican party to bo represented throughout the
by this sort OF speaking IN which invited 10
vote for Hayes rs continuance OF the civil WARP
The following dispatch from Long Branch to
The Boston Globe may be classed interesting IL true
with strong probability In favor OF its falsity Pror
TO the invitation extended by President Grant Gov
Hayes and his wife to spend few days with the Pros
dents family at the Branch, Gov. Hayes addressed
frank manly letter the President dcnying that he had
any intention In his letter OF acceptance put any slight
upon the President TO reflect on the policy OF his Ai
mnlsra0n. Tie Governor says in his letter that he
has no idea that there any necessity to make the de-
NAL, he Is confident the President could bave
harbored such suspicion But nasuch as In the heat OF
political campaign partisan papers have pretended to
place such construction the letter OF acceptance he
cannot resist the desire TO make this distinct denial lie
writes 10 the President, he says, not rs politician. but
as brother soldier, ad Is warm IN MS eulogy of Pras
dent Grant both military leader and civil rer
by the President" There is "a flavor vi Iagnation
about this which does credit TO the correspondents pow
els In that direction.
The possibility that Mr. Adams may be the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF Massachusetts,
does not sccm to alarm the Republicans of the State
seriously The Boston Advertiser says "There s no
doubt OF the denomination aud election OF Gov. Rice"
Tie Journal speaks Of tho historical candidate with