New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

The success or failure of the reform" cam
paign seems to depend entirely upon the number OF
fraudulent votes
Gov Tilden is credited with saying that il
he can't carry this State he will move out of it, Judging
from present indications, he ID trying to his resi-
dence by moving the entire floating population OF othey
States into NeS-YOrk.
Nasby gives this striking instance Of indi-
vdua joy at the Corners the victory in Indiana:
"Deekin Pogram fell Capt McPelters neck aud wept
perfoosely. IDjeany's d,mekatc! sobbed the old
saint That olex Tilden and shel lick niger Oncs
mOrep Lick nlggeIsv wuz the captin's reply, the
Ethiopian will wish he Good change his skin now The
one ne hez won't be NV much yoosc to him"
This emphatic invitation to Senator Thurman
to put up shut up" is given " The CiacHna CoM
mercal: "R Senator Thurman has private fortune
with which he would like TO fOrtify the opinions er
pressed in his letters that the Democrats will carry Ohio
in November his presence in this end of the State would
be welcomed with more than ordinary enthusiasm BY
the Republicans"
The latest organization of President Tilden's
Cabinet that will carry rrepressibe joy TO the
breast Of tie imitation Democrat The 81. Louis Republ
can announces With considerable certainty that ths
list will stand as follows Secretary Of State Charles
Francis Albums; Secretary OF the Treasury, Hugh No
Culoch; Secretary OF War, Gen. George B. McClelan
Secretary Of the Navy Gideon Weles Secretary Of the
Interior, Joel Parker; P0s;master-General Gilbert
Walker Virginia Attorney General, jeremiah s. Black
How the lnatlOn ncalt would fJDcc over t1e appont
ment Of Mr. McCuilOch, aud how Tammany would smile
over a Cabinet without a single NeYYJr man N 1t. IA
for the majority OF the names there Is an ancient ay0r
about them which not calculated to fire the popular
heart
The Charleston NeCS, in its anger at the let
ters from native South CarOnian recently published In
THE TRIBUNE, loses at once its courtesy and s good
sense Evidently suppoug that It has discovered the
writer, il proceeds to abuse him in its choicest
terms concluding with tho declaration that he is at
=. .T.-r.~r ALL.
seeker. Both the statements absolutely untrue.
The eanness the alsehOOd ,rayated by the feet
that il recklessly uttered without shadow, the
possibility OF "A shadow, of proof II South Caronians
could dsprove the assertions OF this correspondent the
North would be glad To hear them II, on tne contrary,
they can only abuse him. try 10 discover him. and then
make the state TOO hot 70 hold him. they VIII have given
h account OF their present temper The best PROOF coud
have.
1t is not at all improbable that the Green
back vote IN Indiana which defeated the Republicans in
October may perform the service for the Democrats
in November. IL is claimed by the chairman OF the
Greenback state Committee that his party has 10000
votes the State. and that only half Of that number
voted the ticket in October the other half voting for VIII
ams. He says the who voted for Williams will nos
vote Tirn and Il they do not the State certain to
20 for Hayes Tue Democrats evidently alarmed a.
the danger for they are calling franucay upon the In
fatonsts to stand by them. The Republicans are IN
good spirits and hopeful OF success. The Indianapolis
Jouuol says: 1--WE have reports from numerous quar-
tes Of who voted the Democratic ticket at the 70
cent election who ashamed or alarmed and who
intend 10 vote for Hayes There are such men IN eyey
township and school district Of the state All that u
necessary to insure Republican victory in Noyemb.r1
10 all that wdverng or open 70 CONVICTION
and confirm them in their disposition TO vote the Repio
lean ticket"
The South Carolina Democrats are charm
iEgy inconsistent They terribly exercised because
United States troops are be their state TO so
,.atth tha5 tip.a.
that they glad the troops coming because their
presence Will prevent fraud For example, The ChdrieS
ton Ne;rs and Courier says: ITO put the cOncsey,
contend that the Of the troops ought not 10
be injurious to the Democracy because the troops viii
simply prevent fraud and violence, to which the Demo-
cras have resorted and would not resort, and Will
besides enforce that obedience to law which the Demo
crats have never refused And believe that It will 10
worth three or thousand votes TO the Democrats III
squad Of United states soldiers be posted at every poll
ug precinct in Charleston County, for these soldiers viii
make 1t safe for coOred men To vote for Hampton aud
will prevent the repeating which the Radi ials rely for
tbcr n.1I.y There is them no reason for discourage
mput iar chances stl in our favor, and the proc.
limItDu> iJ>tead OF dishcaItening the people, should
aud via r urJge them TO work harier than be-
for n ts is the case what are the Democrats grow-
ing tboat, anyway
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams has been a sore
trial to Democrats, first and last, during the cam
paign Ho persists in throwing bucket OF cold water
TO Herald correspondent about his prospects IN Mas
sachusctts: In this matter l can hardly regard my
self other than fancy candidate for one will BE-
more surprised than myself il | find am elected 1
have been repeatedly urged 20 take part in the cam
paign but with sInlel that entirely out OF tbs
question" THIS is pretty bad, but Mr Adams goes be-
yond IT by actually showing unmistakable adnrs-
tion for Butler. He said: 81 presume that the mpor-
tant feature OF the Massachusetts, is the
test Of Gen. Butler with Judge Hoar and Mr. TarOOx.
In fact the whole country To take lively inercs,
in Gen. Butter. He Is a very remarkable man, and
although he has a good many stubborn enemies Ike
Judge Hoar yet he has hosts Of warm freDds all over
the state He has a good many obstacles before him,
but feel that he will be elected, and IL he Is it viii
demonstrate that he controls the Republican OF Mas
sachusetts He is immensely popular all through Essex.
ddesex and that part Of the state and also has great
strength down Cape Cod way, well mp in the west
ern part OF the state. One OF Gen Buffers msfOrtunes
has been that hc has always been borne down by lot Of
pear upon the surface at the wrong time. Simmons 10
particular. has been burden 10 Gen Butler IL he had
shOu,dered Linn as he did think he might have gOs
the Republican nomination for Governor" This para
graph Is particularly interesting when IL is considered
thai Mr. hdams's supporters have been doing their ut
most 10 prove that Gov Rice hud tender for But
er Suppose MI Rice had spoken OF the General Mr.
from the Massachusetts Democracy
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THE STATE C1NTASS.