New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-05
POLITICAL NOTES

There Is : suspicion that Mr.. Parke Goodwin
wishes that ne had not sent that enthusiastic dlspa'ci
10 GOV ridden till he had the tail OF the ticket
The average Independent Voter who has
always had liking for Gov. Tilden ia soiloquzns IN
this mournful way over theSt Louis ticket: ISN'T
Tildcn and Reform, after all; it is Tlden and Hon
bricks :"
Now that the Centennial has passed its Crisis
the campaign ought to begin TO warm up II II IS ever
going to do So There signs that tho mud machines
will be crowded TO the front immediately Their recep-
ton ought hot that they can never open me-
This eminently suggestive paragraph is from
The Cincaaat, Enquirer: "The 1ildcn managers have
concluded not to abandon Ohio entirely this year We
are told that they viii make tremendous effort to carry
the state October We are likely to have an innaton
Of the currency III ONO
At least one Republican journal sees the
absurdity Of trying defeat Gov Tdon by calling HIM
:, "sham Rcformcr." The Boston Advertiser says
frankly He has done good work roformer and is
entitled to at the credit Of It," The Taxpayers OF this
State know that reform which reduces their taxes not
. sham. The Canal Ring gentlemen know there Is no
sham about II too.
They are talking about getting another
scholar INTO politics Massachusetts,. The Boson Ad-
r,scr tells tho Republicans OF the With District that
Prof Emory Washhurn's retirement from The Harvard
Law school gives them an opportunity 10 seha HrsO
class man TO Congress thinks both parties would he
delighted u vote for such man III tloy "oiuH y ~
n.uch the worse FOR them
Tho Democratic journals of the East have
undertaken the supendous task OF making ONT GOV
Hendricks a hard-m0ney man. The Great American
Fence has been pretty successful in dodghs most
public questions but he has put himself on record as an
uratonist and the record can't be talked down DO
sides II nc il not soft money why does 10 hasten 20
hail the d4mand tho repeal Of the Resumption clause
AZ the NEST important declaration in the 81 Louis plat
fcr Again. why has his selection for tho second place
recOuccd the uilatlUnists To the ticHct'
Senator Herman was given scrcnade NJ
Utica lat saturday evening, aud responded in speech
reviewing the work OF his party at st. Louis. Among
other things he said: "The head Of ticket guaran-
tees the peole reduced taxation and the administration
OF tho General Government foT the benefit Of the great
Iass Of people. The Convention selected for the sec"nd
place ON the ticket Thomas ~ Hendricks OF Indiana ne
favore OF the Wost, man acquainted WITH pGphc
affairs. an honest man. and statesman his u the
ticket which shall bring us back to tho days OF purity
our ticket is going bo elected During the last Is
hours have passed through Illinois, Michigan Indiana
Ohio and New YORK and everywhere everyone had cee-
brated these ""ti9ns with suspicious accord 1T
ticket which cCH.4...Js the confidence OF the people,
Col. McClare seems 10 have leaning toward
Gov Tildsn He says Cf him in Tie Pkddeiphd I'ntes:
For once the Democracy have given the country
leader VINO himself the embodiment OF the issues OF
the contest lie is no eHpcicntno inoensiye nobody
70 driyal through contest without ofense lie comes
before the American people Just when there Is famine
of leadership and universal feast OF hh7a'ory
lteusss lie will ne opposed by some who believe more
IN the Democracy OF past than in the grandeur OF
national regeneration unless the audible whispers OF
E.rub,ican discomfort are utterly aningless, each
so,tag sun win rise again on Gov 1lldHn strengthchod
in The trust VI the people. Such Is the teaching OF To-
day and there must TeactiuaIy wave stronger even
Than that OF August ls.4 II be shall not DC the Ceh'eh
nil President Of Peace
The "promising' business is already uncom-
monty heavy in both parties. Immediately after the
Cincinnati Convention ex-Goy WarmOth promised Lou
aua To HAYES and Wheeler by 10000 majority since
then Mr. Warmo,h has been badly defeated in his arnb
ton 10 capiurc tho Republican nomination for Governor
IN lis state, and he would probably be willing to COM
promise on 10000 majority now. On tho Democratic
side such loud talking this from Washington CORE
snondcnt OF nc Syracuse Courier Is common: " can
yass OF leading Democrats in Congress today leads 10
tho conclusion that Tden and Hendricks are destined 10
sweep the country by unlookedror majority Senator
Jones Of Florida pledges that State to tho ticket and IN
all the other Southern States except South Carolina they
assert that Is only quest OF majOcs-that their
Northern friends may draw them for just as large
n.ortes as they want. The Massachusetts, Democrats
are hopeful Of carry ing their state, and Scwampshire
holds ont promises Indiana is regarded "a secured
both for October and November. With Tllen "a the
bearer the Wisconsin Democrats are Inspired
with strong confidence that the Badger state viii 20 with
the Democracy. A the Pacific coast, "" representa-
lives regard il thing that California and oregon
will vote FOR Iildeu and Hendricks"