New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

Not a single Democratic Journal seems to
have received any news from Maine FOR several days
The SUSSEX On. J.) Register remarks with what
scens needless asperity OF Mr. Blue Williams that che
actually doesn't know as much as Joel Parker.
Suppose the Republicans of the With Mas
saohusetts District who do not want Butler should asa
Judge Hoar to run again, wouldn't the Judge think 5
dirty Ia accept the propOsitioni 10 wouldn't do AM
harm to try him. any way
Tired of waiting for the Governor to speak,
the Tden papers Ioaking experiments OF their own
in explaining that unfortunate income tax business
Tho trouble Is two explanations agree, end none Oh
them the ease
Gov. HAYES sent the following reply to MIR.
glaine's dispatch about the victory in Maiue 81 re-
turned home last night and found here your very graF
flying dispatch. Your State has done nobiy All h9uor
TO her gallant Rcpubheaoa
1t would win good many votes for Tilden
md Hendricks If the could manage TO squech
q campaign charge quickly rs the Republicans do
About hours is tho average time Republican scandal
has to vo while charge against the Democrats lives
on indefinitely. People settling down TO tbe beliei
that the reason OF the different mode OF treatment e be-
side the stories can DC uehe" anu "H 'o
other they cannot
Mr.. John /. Baker is running for Governor
Of with parties behind him. each one
Of which represents at least dozen voters He was
nominated in the first place by the Prohbitioniss, and
has been endorsed" by the Woman sufFagiss and the
Labor RaiOrmefs III Is pIcNlS stute iOdu W Vhiyb
Int be bears up under It brayely There no hope OF
lis aIecon OF course but II he should happen 10 be
chosen What squabble there would be among his sup
porters
TheNation is an Adams man IN Massachusetts,,
and Hayes man the of the United States II says;
In voting for candidates in these times, in short In
cases in which the parties divided by no great ues
of policy and both are believing Justify for reform the
only recourse for refoImer who wishes % produce an
Impression and make managers heed what he says Is 70
vote for the best men-those who most likely 10 re-
prcss the prevailing evil II Is this ground that We
recommend Republicans vote for Hayes In the Pres
dental election. On similar ground, and as protest
against the revival politicians Ike Butler ut Such
crisis and against the kad Of politics whie Butler rep
eseus all the country aud as an 70
conventions Of both parties 10 break oUt into nominations
of the highest class In defiance Of the machine "e
trust Mr. Adams viii receive heavy Republican vote IN
Massachusetts,"
The more the Democrats hear and read Col.
Ingersolls speeches the madden they become. Hero
me BOSTON Pos, talking In this fevered manner abous
him; "As Tor Inxersol he may DO styled demon OF elo
ouence. when be Is not dcmoniac he is dramatc one
or the other he must DO. Allowing for his personal mag
netism which to be felt only he is seen on canvas
of prairie size besides simply sasher and smashei
doubling UP his deas in the shape OF fists; expendps
torrents OF ytupeation aud cascades Of abuse an ego
fist Who would be sublime be were not all impuacn'ss