New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Saratoga water is now advertised as a sure
cure for tine -ofmoney trouble.
Mr. \. w. Bishop, the Republican candidate
for Governor OF Arkansas was formerly citzeh OF u
fao aud The Express speaks OF him as " an unu5uaI!
active ana energetic man. ,
Col. Robert G.. Ingcrsoll is good deal
talked about rs the next senator from Illinois Like
Srnator Logan, he has magnificent voice, out uhihe
him ne has something behind H.
Imagine the feelings of Gen. Ewing Samuel
T. Cary Daniel ". Voorhees,, Wash Mclean and eX-GoV
Allen when they hear that Gov Hendricks Is ana mas
Away, been harimoney man
Mr. Halstead telegraphs to his paper from
Saratoga this explanation Of GOV. Hendrichs's change
OF base: lie has recently been studying the money
question praycriu.y and has experienced change OF
heart"
Mr. Lewis Steward, the Democratic candi-
date Tor Governor OF Illinois, is conspicuous chlcy as
the faost profane and Hammered man in the state
There suspicion OF blrd-tall coat or hu so'e9
about him. -
The campaign is warming up briskly. The
CoInerc.a AdCeser furnished evidence OF ts yestef-
day by declaring that the record OF Gov Tllens con-
u,cion with the Alton and ST. Louis Railroad shows
him to be a thei-cnly this and nothing more" common
Thief
Gov. Tildcns reputation as a man of great
pcr,uasive powers is likely be enhanced. The Cncb
natl Commercial suggests the possibility that he may
further exaspciate the softmoney brethren by convert
ING Peter Cooper There several bad cases IN ONO
that he might try his hand on uiot.
4 New-Yorll correspondent of The Boston
drcrser gives the history OF the III which
Mr. Corpclrs famous "impulent" dispatch came TO be
made hubble IL was sent to Senator Couklng late at
night and given to messenger to deliver together Win
"A dispatch FOR Congressman Randall In the dark the
boy who went Mr. Randall FIRST gave the wrong one
to the Pennsylvania economizcr He read 1t before ne
noticed address ana OF course was unable to Keep 50
good u piece OF news secret
An Albany correspondent of The Cincinnati
Enqqirer represents Gov Tildeu as saying: "Weu,
rlw there is thing all OF good Democrats can
do Wccan unite vigorous campaign against our COM
mon enemy. We can all agree I'm our determination to
root out the fraud and corruption and dishonesty which
we see daily cxcmpihed in that party. We may have our
different views on matters Of policy on finance and the
like You people ont in Ohio may believe one way, and
We people here in NcwYogk another one is rs honest
I'm his belief a. the other But the thing all To do
now IS To unite and make our battle on grounds On which
we all agree aud then, alter N' nave won our victory
over enemy Is time enough 10 settle our dc'
enccs among ourselves
The working politicians of the With
Massachusetts, District good deal troubled over the
talk about running Mr. James Russell Lowell for Congress
They respect him hi lilly, but fear he is not practical
enough. The Boston J0prnd! seems TO dispose OF that
objection pretty thoroughly when it says: We should
like 10 any Congressional debate campaign speech
which exhibits a tenth part much practicai wit and
wisdom the Big!ow Papers Prof. Lowell is man
Of keen Sagacity and good understanding of politics.
and would represent the With District with great
credit. When OF his caliber willing TO enter
political fo, IL is ply To give them good oppor
ueity At least IL i not worth while 10 cry them down
In advance the ground that they are not Practical
men. There lots OF practical now III Congress
| who could be spared from 1t without loss"
Mr.. Watterson is on the stump in Kentucky
talking like in prcd. This Is the way ho closed his
! opening speech a Congressional candidate: " In
closing. cannot deny myself the indulgence OF certain
glad expectancy III the coming restitution OF honest
flag to the masthead OF our much ba tered but s sea
worthy Old IrOnsides Like the Old Ship OF Zion, she
| has breasted many pillows And cam breast many
more Her deck, stained by the blood OF heroes has OF
late years known only the footprint OF partisans, WHO
have desecacd The free ensign OF the Republic TO their
own uses II will be wrested from their clutch Ii will
10 longer be alternately dropcurain concealmg pO
cal nqulti.s and shrOud wrapped about the murdered
forms Of popular rights Rising like the sun in heaven
after a night Of tempest, it will spread divine eful
gence over the sweep ana range OF the horizon;
warming every numbcd member OF the body polite in
ygorang the weak, cheering the dcSpondent: genial
i2ins Tie whole free fabric symbol at once OF national
lie aud glory, an emblem and token Of peace among al
! the people OF our Union"
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