New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

There is an impression abroad that both OF
the Indiana candidates the Presidency put into
the ii,d too early.
The general impression is that Mr.. Hester
Clymer is not success investigator. Like the
darby in chase OF the bear he turns back when the tran
becomes mighty fresh"
Both parties are preparing for lively cam
pagn in Connecticut. The Democrats start Off to-
morrow night with speech by Senator Herman and the
Republicans follow close after with speeches by Senator
Dawes, Congrcssmen seeye and Frye, and others.
The Infationists have always claimed that
their cause was truly represented In tho House OF
Representatives because the members were fresh from
the people The vote in the House on Monday, there
fore ought convince them that the people are not
ready yet TO substitute the rag baby for the American
Eage.
Secretary BnstOw seems TO have an ex-
cocnt prospect for securing the vote OF the oo dele
CATION on the second IL not the first ballot All OF
the Republican journals which are not In favor OF com
pllmentary vote to Gov Hayes in favor Of Briscw
and tho Hayes journals say frankly Brstow Is their sec
old choice
Ex-Goy. Bullock Of Massachusetts, is urged
IN quarters desirable candidate for the second
place on the Republican National ticket The only pos
sble obi con TO him Is that he ID good many sizes too
large for the place, taking the average caiber OF Vice
Presidents standard THIS Is good year, however,
10 rse the standard.
The Southern nhatioDists do not love Gov.
Illdcn more tIaH tHtlI ONO
through Journals Ike The augusta Chronicle OF Georgia,
they have repeatedly protested against his nomination
for the Presidency Tie Chronicle says In case he were
nominated and his Republican opponent should be
such man Gen. Grant, Mr. Morton, or MI Blame hf
Tden would receive the undivided support Of the South
because We should infinitely prefer his election to the
triumph OF that stripe III the Repubeans shouu
nominate Mr. Brlsow Mr. Tiiden might get the buk OF
the Southern Democratic vote; but thore would be some
WIN oid prefer Brisow 10 the nominee OF their own
pariy and many who would take interest In the cleo
ton and remain from the polls The BristoW mon
may mud Mat IN that closing sentence In he PrSs,di
temper % the public mind BristOw as caiddatG %au
undoubtedly draw good many votes from the otAer can
dilgte, be he who no might
4 New Haven correspondent OF me c'RcR-
mt Enquirer writes that the softmoney party OF Con
pcctirut thought at one time OF nominating Mr. Donald
O.. Mitchell for Governor, and committee Walt'u oh
him to seek his He replied that he was IN in
-vu,rp with the movement but could not accept the
honor THE Spring is here now" he SAID "and Tie
singing birds will come Ny brook which has been
bound for many months once more siuniers Jauhty
ard In unfrtored freedom to meet the sea anon the
NEE, eyed violet Will DE seen In sheltered places on !Oh
der hillside aud the sturdy dandclion will CLEAN on the
r,,t ~ tc meadow with the southern slope. You tell
me thu, movement il strong and popular suppose
should be elected and compelled To take mp my abode IN
brick and mortareuyir0ncd Hartford, while al me
copricc, ~ Edgewo rood bright with summer bloom
would rather br farmer than IoNefnOf WouluTd'htT
az In NV library Of an afternoon and watch the growing
corn ruduatiuy In the western wind than SIT III tne
chair If state signing bills for public acts, and the
rggt IN. noatug above the Capitol would not oe so
tnsiug IN my owes the smoky banner of the ihrCh
't.su,T seen atiwar the dancing waters syering IN
tho June sunshine
Mr.. 4. l.. Cornell has succeeded in raising
lively storm about his by ting down all the anti
ConsIing Republican, I'm the STATE rs "impudent' me
itra HrrdM lectures him roundly. and closes with this
threat Of trouble nc to-day: II the masters OF
the organized machinery had conceded free and I'M
p.r.srd delegation TO Cincinnati, 1t could not have
harmed Mr. Conklng. II IN juno he should appear TO be
the proper candidate. On the contrary, be would nave
,I the whole state at it, back Mr. Cornell would nave
been spared the necessity q. hurting such opthes NJ the
hosts OF Republican,, who not office holders, ana no
Appearance division would have existed ia the party
IL i now the citizens no think and vote are IN
rnt that the CATION must be- unpackcd aud unpedeed
and that q very largo number Of delegates viii go to
syracuse To- urge that policy. Mr.. Cornell may tell them
that they are 'impudent' The organized machinery
MAY drag some ~ them under its wheels But the day
personal ruo has passed away. POPULAR sentiment
m make itself heard and obcyed II does not always
upuu the tclrgrphic wires IL often penrraes con
ycuOns and national IL seldom fails 10 reaeh the
baiot box"