New-York tribune., 1876-08-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

The more Gov. Tilden's letter is read the less
it il ikcd
Mir Bristow will not begin his canvass IN
Vermont ill about the middle OF next week.
The independent Voter is not tearing his
rauent in his haste to get to the Dcocratc -qe
There seems to be a chance tia Nullett viii
be restored to bis old office, and that his Ire.qae pro-
family viii once more be heard in the land
. Mr. Natterson's marvellous abilities as par
Iamentorian will be apt to make him 70 bi3abc caGdi
date for Speaker at the next session OF Co, rc5s.
Ex-Congressman T. A. Pike OF Maine Is an
other Liberal Republican who prefers Hayes and Wheeler
He probably does to work for reform on an anti
resumption basis
Cen. Butler is no sooner in the field for Con-
ress than that worn-out old story OF his kindness 10
soldiers widow is revampod and started on its way
through the newspapers IL good story once, but
il i. worn very thin by long usage Butter does not ap
pear TO advantage as IA sensimantihst either
There is duitc general disposition TO say
amen 70 this remark BY the Boston transcript: If lis
uroposon 10 pension TIE President for life by making
him President OF the Smithsonian Institute, ana lis a
yocacy of the Bland Silver ia are to be taken as proofs
OF Gen Bsnkss stateoaiaus.p. 1t certainly seems as
though hs constituents might fnd. in some corner OF ne
district, man better htteu 10 leP'cSeuV h'''"'"'''
in the next Congress
Here is another sign of harmony and
another PROOF that the Democratic platform and letters
arc not bubbDg with devotion to hardmoney ooc
r.ues The editor OF The StsubctWe GG-ee one oi The
Ohio sotmOuey victims, who had the trouble 80 haid
that he felt bound to reject Tlden when he was nom
mated has been reading that letter aud has discovered
that e Governor Is one Of his sort OF men after ALL 0r
he saws: I'pon the whole like tine letter, ana,
though it docs not come up TO tEcs'adaid set Dy 'us
Ohio platform it is imnoasuraby preferable to the 81
Ions pa from the fact that the ideas there so'
forth are explained to mean much more that Is faYoraoe
.l.hsa int
to the currency rcfomers than we would nave in'g
rs,cd tiem To mean IN place docs me ieiter r'iy
clash with the Ohio platform anh eehcliiiy Mi. Inter
views tally well WIN rs eApieS%s'onS IONS f,v olv S v
sinly,ng IT. We are abundantly satisfied with eir
Tden's declarations and from now mtll the day Oh 'ne
election shall labor for his success
The Cornell organs are changing tone now,
ard are declaring that all opposition TO HIM comes from
acontcns soreheas who are of no service to TIE
party any way The Albany ErSreSS declares with eoa-
siderable heat that part OF the objection o Mr. Cornell
baby talk" part is &" illnieI" part Is bitter ana ua
rlenting" part is brutal" and All Of it is of such
character that Mr. Cornell cannot withdraw now without
having his action attributed 20 cowardice. After which
conclusion ne Express SAYS: "Why should not Mr. Cor
neil he nominatcdl large majority OF the Republicans
of this state would prefer to see him Governor Deor9
any OTHER man who can be named They believe III MS
ability and PATRIOTISM and their only fear is that he may
bc stabbed i'm the house of his own friends Lei us tho"
away all such fears The Republican who would vote
con. Aonzo Il Cornell for Governor lust rs likely 10
y0te against auv Otaer man whom We ul-ht h"'lbste
lie who seeks after IretCXis IS always pretty sure 20 lt
n,e THIS co,upaign must be fought boldly ana Openly;
,r towards aud desertcrs no honorable man can ha'o
symunthy. Let them 30 whore they belong victory
won by the help OF T3WardS j. only haI clos dieI
an" There is great Joy for Democrats IN talk hke his
The Nation thinks Gov. IildenS letter IS
forcie and sound as well shrewd and that bis Sc
tures upon the Republicans for fixing day for resump
ton and then making preparation to resume on "o
oy fixed are unansYerablc but II thinks the plan OF he
ST LouS platform which Mr. Tildcn Celebrates Is coay
in the extreme and one which Air Eilden would nave
great difficulty in carrying out with Democratic Con-
cess "Who believes" it asks, that any WIS., hh"Eoo
can cmanatc from such WORTHLESS as passed tie F'pea
the House last week rs il il were master stroke oi
pulicyl How is Mr. TIlien ii he is elected gong 10
manage such people s for tle Governors utteranee'
on Civil Srryrc Reform, The Nation takes ths view
"This Is al good II could be sure that MI iae"
would do i, aud that his party would support nm III
dol,l T. VIC should have nothing more 20 ask Bar he'"
there J.; Ntio doubt Mr. Hayess antecedentS WIZ N''
him IN be.t ter stead tEan Mr. 1ldens viii HIM Att ne
ryppreuce people nave mad OF the dealings ot 'e j. ,
Uran marty with Civil Service Reform OF tue llu's&n &
repuIatiOn Of tho party doctrines On tIs sUy', - -
party cln,is headed by Mr. Chandler the pres III ~,
man OF the National Committee, they VIII pe nor ".
lnscd To trust a who mas not grown on ia 80
ness of party management tiah one VINO ma, @ ~" ,
viii frr thDt I'm thc srl,l.lG with the proi'SSoha In
ci,ps which any such attempts no lCiorh - III
fnrrs.1,loNS would ne sure tO bring on, MI h".5
,1uiug would probably make hlu Inc mort ili'i3 IL
Two Ia put his foot down vigorously ana say NO '
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