New-York tribune., 1876-10-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

The men on the fence in Ohio and Indiana
seem 10 be getting rapidly and unanimously ON the
Republican side.
If both elections next week are carried by
the Republicans Gov. Tlden will have sweet time
during the rest OF the campaign. TIE soft moneytes
the John Kelly school Of patriots and all the other anti
Tiden elements VIII take great comfort in saying TO him
Well didn't We tell you so =
Ex-senator DoOlittle is saying in Indiana
that he has been 80 impressed with the "dyine nob
ity of Uncle Jimmy Blue Jeans that he is sure the state
Is safe 1t would have been safer # Uncle Jimmy and
hi. party lad relied bis divine nobility" and
less ON ms brceches their efforts to carry it, The two
thing, don't 20 well together.
one Of the Democratic journals which has
been cousp!cuously shocked at Col lngersos inhdey
IA The OLcago Tunes journal of such deep and humble
ut,ty that il heads an account ~ hang ng Jerked to
Jesus" AMI audes to the new Moody tabernacle In
CUicago AS That Salvation Shop" adding: " The Devil
will catch 1t when they get that Moody machine m good
working order and the reyiyalis and his musical attach
mcnt begiu to grind ont Gospel. 1t will probably prove
the biggest Investment God has made for many years
After which a select assortment OF pdtentrSht sous
will bee thrown on the MARKET
Congressman Banning Of Cincinnati is great
In many thn.s but greatest or all rs hand'haker This
latter accomplishment was largely instrumental in elect
ing him to CONGRESS and he trying hard to make re
turn lin thi. Fall. Following out his usual plan be
rushed up 10 "A prominent German merchant III Cinciu-
natl the other day holding out both bands and eNcaim
ing with much feryor: How are you, old friend" The
Old friend failed recognize him, and bystandcr said;
aTbts f. Mr. Tanning" "Ycs" SAID tho COngrcssua
Gen Banning. am Gen. Banning" so you hi
about here p ION, yes. am nclghhor OF yours.
a., The n,e,,l,r of Cougrcs. from this district" $50
Chinrral Panrngl Vel nefcr hear dot name before
The chance, ho viii never hear II again irom It's
owners lips.
Signs of increasing Republican confidence
continue 10 come from Ohio The Cincinnati gazette says
t4,f ID nay M
1868 It will give uncertain sound In 1916 1t stood
firmly bv the Government through the dark days OF the
war II will stand by country, now that the results OF
the war are Threatened The people OF Ohio will not
vote to place in power the party that sought to destroy
tho Government. They are too intelligent and too
patrotIc TOR that The Yallundighammers Of 1876 may
bo.t s they DID I'm 1863 and doubling Republicans may
fear and trembe but Ohio will record sweeping Repub-
Iran victory tine 1Oh of October and thai victory
VIII be- made still more emphatic IN November Ihs Is
what Is m the air..
The Hon. Galusha A. Grow arrived i'll
Philadelphia on Monday from Indiana. confident OF
Repub,icln victory in STATE fcxt Tuesday. He said
to reporter of The Fh1delphiG TIMES: L believe that
Harrison will be elected Governor by from 1000 to
5000 but don't feel certain To the rest OF the ticket
Harrison certainly stronger than bis party HIS name
and association with Old Tip something IN his favor
but MS chef strength il in being an able and accom-
nIished gentleman powerful popular speaker and hav-
inc been a good soldier. His dignity and intellectual
srrority As compared wish Blue Jeans Williams IL so
marked that he appeals strongly to the pride ana intel
lgcnce OF the state, and WILL have no doubt be some
ooo stronger than his party yoCe For these
lnok for The success OF the Republican candidate for GOV
cnOr and the probable election OF thr remainder OF Tue
democratic ticket" SenaOr Bayard, who Is also just
be Thought DOth states were safe for the Democrats
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams is becoming the
great leter-wrter OF the campaign His appeals to the
Democratic voter turning up in all directions, and
they contain about much warmth rs the northwest
side of barn. when the Thermometer Is $50 below zero.
The latest epise sent to the Democratic Committee
M Mansfield Ohio, and contained, in addition to much
that he has already said. the following: have not
word to say dcrogaon Of Mr. Hayes but 1t seems to
me at least very singular that in fearful crisis like this
person should have been selected who has thus lar ad
no record on this subject and that not one individual
who had really committed himself by his previous course
10 the policy OF reform should have been seriously sup
pored On the other hand the action OF the convention
at ST. Louis shows wholly different spirit Another
strong reasOn i'm my mind, for preferrtng Mr lden IN
this emergency that and clear policy toward the
crtcrn states may be inaugurated free from all the
obstacles hitherto raised by class Of the public men oi
the North who live by ingrathting themselves WIN
raised during tho So long as tins course Il toleI-
ated will be no real harmony between lhe sec
tons
The reform claims of the Democrats have
subjected them To good many sharp raps during the
campagn one OF the best OF these administered
by Gen Harrison in his speech at indianapolis recently
when he said 81 think AbsalOm the original proo-
type of this modern Democratic retormer The first
analogy lind is this that AbsaOm first rebel
aud then reformcr. lLaughterl We'll that is pretty
close to t-as close preachers generally get to it,
think He took treason into his heart against his old
father, Gods ano!ned king and then he went into the
highway6-jlst like Hendricks and Vo0rbees-and he
said to the people Your is just and right but
the king hath deputed to hear thee. O-ooo-hh,
that were judge in Israel! that any man that had
any interest matter might unto me, and would
do him Justice lGreat augEter.l Now isn't that the
language Tilden when he told Of his nomination
Isn't that close paraphraso Of his words when he strut
ted up and down like a turkey ck That's because I'm
"A reformer' Iaughterl The end OF that story Is the
best part OF it, as IL ought to be of every story After
tells how David gathered the loyal hosts Of Israel again
10 b standard and recrOssed the Jordan and defeated
the army OF AbsalOm. II winds up II Tecoeot right, In
this way : And Absaoms mule went out from under
him. Laughter. There is prophecy In that verse
which "a going to DC fulfilled this Fall The result VIII