New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-28

grows more complicated each day. The Boston Post,
animated largely IL is TO be feared by desire TO stir up
trouble among the Republicans, makes this contribution
TO the discussion II has been brought out that, in
order TO defeat Charles Francis Adams for Governor the
Prohibtcnists made a very general trade with the
Republicans local candidates, as result of which
they claim clear majority Of the Senate and feel salts
fed with their strength in the House. Thus situated,
they presume claim rights Of their If not TO die
tate their own terms They therefore set out with
demanding the erection OF metropolitan police system
for Boston, and finish with various rather positive deea
ratons concerning the senatorshp. AS to the latter,
they ready to push Gov. Rice int Boutwels place
for the sake Of making Lieut-GOy: Knight Governor.
pOt3n police the method to be adopted by the Pro
llDitiOnists to punish Boston for having dared TO be
thai Gov Rice may the man in the friends
OF Mr.. Boutwell, and Mr.. Hoar become obstinate.
The thirst for blood in the South has not
been conspicuous, among the OficeseeRers Occa-
sionsy discreet newspaper in that section has re-
marked that if the Northern brethren would lead on the
South would not refuse to aid them but this Is only an
other way Of refusing to fight at ALL That the news
papers correctly represent the people is evident from
the following extract from Mr.. Redheids let
tiers TO The Cincinnati COmmercaLi All the ciamOr
for gore / have heard in the South since
the election would be satisfied by the slaughter OF
CHICKEN speak of southerners. Among the Northern
people whom have in the South since the compica-
tions there is talk, and good deal OF appe
hension but the Souheners, and all, declare that
there shall be no conflict If 1t depends upon them Ihey
are for peace first and last An exConfederae tod me
the other day that be had lost his military turn OF mind
Poor fellow, / should think He came out OF the
Southern army broken in spirit and In purse; his family
dead his property gone, and four or the pest years m s
nothing to show. He rightly remarks that those who
Kick ~ another fight IL out among themselves.
There is absolutely feeling In the South no desire
provoke another or to take part in y II others hFg
about II another conflict depends upon the s9uth iea"
Inc. tira Ilrg1
1t takes Democratic correspondent to find
ont Republican secrets Sec what tIemendoussSare's
nest the Washington correspondent of The Ctnc'nnd"
Enquirer has stumbled uuOn; " IL Is believed that wheh
at home Morton evidence the part OF the people
that they did propose TO be cheated out OF ther
rights He returned and communicated his apprehen'
sions to Others sOictous for Hayess sue
cess az himself and halt ordered They consulted
and agreed upon their tactics which were That Grant
should be made the OF the conspiracy ana "heh INC
proper time he TO be made to bear the Durden
whlch Morton, Logan, Sherman, and others were 10
crawl and themselves, by transferring the
responsibility OF the usurpation OF law the courts, ana
ordinary decency. upon him. They knew that he would
be OF them after tho 4th OF March, ana there
fore selected linn the Isaac for sacrifice BY some
means Grant got wind OF their scheme ana wa&en
yrotb Accordingly he sent for the agent of the Asso
ciaed Press Sunday aud had him prepare the 'est
interview The statements contained IN the interview
carefully anayzed are in brief, that he had never de-
cared who was who not elected and that he had
no connection with or relation to such declaration
To be more pointed President Grant means to say
John Sherman and GOV. Oliver Morton have been put
ting me the attitude of declaring that Hayes Is
elected whereas the declaration original with YOU
now repudate it, and you notice IN advance that
won cannot use the monkey To stiCH my nugetS III
Inc fire while yours remain unhIned. The republication
of the Interview has created quie sensation here IL
is construed as the first real omen Of the breakup OF the
presidential conspiracy. IL is believed that within ten
days the ccnspratOrs will no trying to get even VIA
a. off
out &C. will be exemplihed Norton Is terribly NeAeN
No doubt strong uEenIc will at once ne set 10 WORK
10 o.rlin bnlldoze' the old man.. IL VIII De harder
worn however the next time, Grant is again losing
faith IN human nature"