New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Both sides would give a good deal to feel
half 40 sure as they pretend TO-
From all parts of the country come assurances
that the Republican party solid than it has been
since 1865 That is omlnous news for the Democrats
The Democrats are evidently afraid that Con-
nectcu l. not so sure for Tdcn as II might be- for The
Yeir London telegram says The Democrats at head
quarters are becoming alarmed about Connecticut ana
there is evidence IN New-Haven and vicinity that the
barrels of money being rolled in to keep the Reform
ers up to their work. With fair vote IN the large
cities the State Is sure for Hayes
If the Democratic party is anywhere making
even preext that it ia in favor of hard money the fact
does not come to the surface Not word IL said in favor
OF specie resumption there is plenty or abuse OF the Re-
publican party, and end Of general napdoode about
reform but there Is assurance given that the coun-
fry will not be exposed 10 further initiation if the Demo-
Gratis succeed In all parts of tine West open encourage
ment - given the IufaOnsts TO believe that Ideus
election will be long step toward the accomplishment 81
their desires. How does tae mar. money hth ~ us g
ton like tho prospect OF voting for llldeh under tHeso
circumstances
The beautiful harmony of the Democracy IS
AGAIN stIikingy illustrated The leaders OF the party IN
four Southern Kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee,
and Arkansas-are moved simultaneously to issue an ad'
dress to the people OF the United States approving Gov
Tdens letter on rebel claims and lo the addresses are
word for word the same in each Instance. The party
thinks as one manand that man turns crank IN LAD
crtyst address prepared In this city and issued "a
the south Of most important representation OK
southern sentiment There is Just much spOltaneV
about II rs is in the dancing OF puppeI WeD inc
proper wires are pullcu'
Ncw-York merchants are not alone in fearing
that GOV Tildens election would be serious injury to
the prosperity Of the country In tho principal New"
England cities there movements similar to the one
which has eliminated here in invitation TO Mr. Eyarts
10 address the people Meetings are to be held soon IN
Roston where Gov Rice aud Mr.. George e. Richardson
are leading the movement; Ia Providence under the
leadership OF exGov Howard and IN Hartford under tho
direction OF Marshall Jewell and George T. Blssel In
these and all other cities the leading merchants are
Thoroughly aroused and their action cannot fail to have
a powerful influence upon the public mind
Ex-Gov. Allen of Ohio told the truth very
frankly in speech when he said he had no love
for Tildcn. He has never shown any, and probably
never will He says lie supports him now because he II
Democrat yet no longer ago than last June The ChHi-
c0lae AdreriiSer, Mr.. Aliens homo organ, made TINS
declaration: ALLEN was never connected with tho
swndling Tammany Democracy, but the famous Eastern
Reform candidate hand in glove with Tweed lor
wears Aliens reform is real thing; Tlden's Is
damned barren ideality' Allen is Democrat; Iden
not Allen can carry Ohio; Tiden cannot Allen can
carry New York; Tlden cannot Allen would be elected
while with Tden candidate the Democrats wohip
defeated more dlsastrousY than thsJ were Win "i'
ley"
No one thing has hurt the Democratic party
more than It's attempt TO carry South Carolina By force
The leaders thus revealed to tho country startling PROOF
that the Organization is now, as II has ever Dcen' no
enemy OF progress and the friend Of all rcactonary
measures. As The San Francisco Bulletin puts H. III
speaking OF the South Carolina policy: NOW, II maAes
no difference whether this spirit iostered at the SCUM
or NJ the North 1t Is essentially confined to one poiiea
party and is not found in the other crops out in the
party which was so largely identified with the causes Oh
disuniOn. 1t Is backed by the Confederate spirit Now
we cannot think that the country Is rcaGy 10 pace S
party in power. The political ana moral conscience Va
the country will revolt from such step We eXPect,,
therefore, that the election ot the next
niuge ON the vote south Carolina Dut Wli DC
by a majority which will carry WIN II ths locu in
great country utterrd DeNOhu uouo' ioi ""' 1-'
protection and freedom
Ex-Speaker jeremiah McGulre Is now zcai-
ons ridden man On March 2I 1873, Mr. Mcclure Wfo'o
a long letter 20 THE TRIBUNE in which lie thus eDa.
| acterzed Gov Tdens canal crusade 1T Is a ihV'o
upon the chess-bOard for the Presidency Caha' iDs'
are only the pawns IN the gamc-the dast 10 lhro" -
the eyes OF the people. Every man suspected" NV
fayoring the Presidential aspirations OF the great "
former is 10 be stricken down, il possible. As am iO
unatey or unfortunately OF the suspected per'oH
hence the falschood Misrepresentation, and perVesOH
nj nv action US Speaker. Canal frauds have been h'
tnted by committees OF the Legislature more or less w
the past 20 years, with no practical good OF result
| umes upon volumes OF testimony are already " -"
library OF the state and the Governors message Is on'
] . rehash OF what is contained III those volumes NV
reason investigations have failed U.s. that they have Deea
conducted with the view OF attaining some pote'' a."
vantage The one demanded by the message is Tor Ho
purpose and in all probability will meet WIN sl',.
fate. There will be attempt 70 blacken lew n'i,
rcputations rivals for political prcfcr1nent WILDE IN
| nouneed and attempted TO be sheved. The mover w..
arrogate and claim integrity honesty anu
and demand for his services nomination ana eeou"
ON ,mpor,ant posuop. and canal rings aud cana