New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-31

defender of all the Senator's acts M The rdionap,,.
Journal has the and frankncss 10 say: We bav
nothing to change the opinion heretofore expressa6
that Mr.. Dana stand the rejection fully well Az
the Senate To have the United States senate resoysa
pleasing fact"
"Time- servers sneaks,r and paid bir..
ngs" are the gentle in which the Cincinnati orpa
OF tho rag baby speaks OF tho Pennsylvania brethren
similar charge OF selling out has been made by the sam.
journal against the Democracy Of nearly every State in
the Union except Ohio suppose Ohio should he boug,A
mp TOO at the next conventoni What would become a.
the cause OF tue people" then 1t ID an awiuy solemn
thought.
The TRIBUNE undertook to say yesterlav
that Mr. Curtis would not by means be the only dc
gate from New-York who wodd refuse TO vote for ",
Conkng the first ballot. The types got very mach
tho roverse-but they could not reverse tine fact n,
Conldng controlled tho Convention absolutely bat wa.
afraid attempt to control the delegation. The vote %
NewYol will not be cast "a nnit 0. anything like
unit. for him. even on the frs, ballots and Tor ihs
nomination. ne stands no more chance Tor II lnan he Des
for the succession to the Chr.
Gen. James NJ. Comfy Of Tie Ohio Stat.
Journal is firm believer Gov. Hayes az the comm,
man. He writes rom Washington 81 have not foprS
any one rash enough to predict that Bstow can surely
carr the Convention; lave not found any ono No,
ready to predict that If Brisow does not carry tho g.
vention some such mon GA Hayes, or 'Ibris,oro Com
promise Wheeler Of NewYOrk or w.shburne ., ru,o.
will be nominated have carefully endeayored not tn
allow partially to msead me- and hayo no doubt that
nm correct IN saving that Hayes named the protab.
candidate by three persons 70 every two who name any
or ali others That - 10 say, az least three hs Of ts
whole believe that Hayes VIII be nominated II BrsOa
fails"
The editor Of The CinGiRnai Commercial hss
not been thoroughly weaned from his first Pr sidentsl
love yet Every now and then he works in a lehanded
plea for Minister Washbumc, witness the following;
That Hayes Is possible nominee, and would be r-
spectacle candidate ia assertion we take pleasure in
confirming but there is passion about him In this part
OF the world We believe be Is yirtuous but be Is not
locomotive in pantaoons; and we have TO mention that
II the Cincinnati Convention should seek compromise
candidate Washburne-whO has 4 record as nan whs
for 20 years fought the beasty rings at Washington
and who has for seven years been remote from TIE
smutty storms OF contention In Americas likely To b
thought Of The only charge that can 10 brough.
against him Is, that having mado great man out OF
Grant he allowed him 10 fall into the hands OF bad I'D
yserS. The country might be willing 70 cOndoLe that
0hcnsc, rs Washbne was not very wei ana wanted 70
6y away and be at rest for while in Paris
Congressman Hill denies that he has been
preparing speech defending the right Of SECESSION
Washington correspondent Of The Cincinnati Enq,,irsr
reports him % making this picturesque comment on the
subject: tho Radical papers calling nc.
now that the NewIamDshirc election Is over 70 mako
the speech secession that have been hoGug back
on account Of the New-Ilampsldre election This sa
most Internal lie; amused 20 see even paper in
my State calling me. il had such speech, to
suppress It. This is lie started by the RAIDS over
theTe and he nodded his cad toward Blanes sido of
tho house. "Fact OF it IT, had any such speech
prepared. could not deliver secession speech without
stuitifying the record o: my life have made hundreds
Of speeches against secession, but never one FOR IT.
always fought Yancoy and Rhctt. During that debate.
the other day sat ind loOked at Blaine While he was
speaking. II seemed me that the spirits Of fancey
and Rhet had found habita;ion in his body and there
was ONLY one thing that shook my belief IN the doctrine
of the TRANSMIT grafton Of souls and lat was the con-
temptibe htiruc-s OF the mans nature, which drove
him 10 seek refuge in cs Yancey ami Rhett were BIT
opponents. but they were too manly ~ be llJte or
Dir houoable All sections Of this country have favored
sectssc but the issue is dead forever, aud no ons
but ma imam a fool would attempt TO revive IT,