New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

as time has passed, have rpened into dissatisfied DIS
cOntened feeling which frame of mind is not productive
OF interest in matter perhaps least or all III poh
cal campaign. do not think this state OF things Is
owing lack of favorable feeling toward the candi
dates
With regard TO the opposition TO Mr. Tden am sorry
to it any take the form OF personal abuse
or personal criticism. do not think this is the ground
TO assume the campaign for either party AS under
stand it, the candidates intended to be- and are the
representatives of the principles OF the parties whch
nominated them The question is judged by It's pTin-
cipcs in the hands of which party can the gov eminent
be the more safely placed The two published letters OF
Carl Schurz aud Parke Goodwin in mind the abes
aud Rest which the campaign has thus far n
nished Mr. Godwins letter is good but ii seems to me
that Mr.. scturz is judicial takes broader ground
and covers it completely.
With regard to the influence OF independents Gov Bu-
lock said at does not seem TO me that TINS election Is
in any in the hands OF the socacd independents
The independent element is doubtless which cann"
be overlooked but il does not hold in my OPINION &c
balance Of power. do think, however that more votes
will be cast this year than before in accordance WIN
individual views and preferences fewer according To
the dictates of party influence. And from this very a'
the element of uncertainty will enter largely INTO the
campaign 1t never harder to predict what me re-
suit of au election W@nld oc lh,nh tnC w A., he d..
ADVANTAGE Of the RcpunheaH HarS as sn nS 81 T q"
nc finds exprcssn at tine polls and some un'hiuklns
persons viii always argue from effects 10 causes when
axe entirely disconnected with them one tmc Is GER
tain, that the October elections viii haEea great %
cUcc upon the Presidential election. see NAY NC
Sddfs /eftng cuunscls the Supporters q. Hf llrA 10
accustou themselves TO the Thought OF losing tie Octp
Der elections They had IN that case better make up c
minds To lose in November as Well
With rererOuce to the nominations for Governor oI
New York. Gov Bullock SAID 81 hope NcWh afh he
pubcans are prepared to nominate good man. Tor a."
vast deal depends upon il. Mr. Evirts would 10" SPLEEN
did choice personally, and Should thhk "ohih t"hl
mand a large support. IN NasNacGusetN suppose Gov
Rice will ho reelected, athou-h | have no accurate
knowledge II tie state OF feeling through the Stac
Tucrc has been talk OF nominating Charles FRANCIS
Adams. bat whether ii viii ever take ",hutc shape q!
MT Is very uncertain =, ,
Republican ranks as improbabl" He sud That tie state
mems on tuat point were 81 conflicting ihdt II WAS U"
cut 10 intelligent opinion, but That me HtiA'h
vote OF great Importance. go. -
In reply to question relation 20 the Fitd AVcnur
Conference. GOV. Bullock sa;d that Tie Ga' present 'hE
al one session ui that body, aud did not have personal
knowledge of the spirit tInrc manifested lie thuuE
that the Address the Conference hJ Az influence upon
the iscinulti Convention. and wualI have mHutHt'
with the voters throughout the country, Aihoush 'hc
sort OF iuflucnce which could lot uv directly traced or
accurately estimated.