New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

If the Democrats could blot out the record
Of the present Congress their future would be vastly
more promising
The sooner Gov. Hayes gets out his letter
of acceptance the better Will it be for him. great
many voters going 10 mako up their minds IN the
next few weeks.
The Hon. Charles Francis Adams is said by
Tie SprnqeU Republican TO have announced his prefer
once for Tden and the authority also informs us
that majority Of the Adams boys il not ALL will proba
bly, follow salt.
Even Hendricks and the dOable-back action
compromise currency plank fail TO satisfy the Connect
cut soft-mopcy faction. Their organ The NeV-HGren
tf,n swings ont for Peter Cooper. and calls upon the
Democracy TO throw aside such traitors Us Iaeh' be-
mont, and Marble
Ex-Goy Bullock of Massachusetts, was unable
to attend the Hayes ard Wheeler ratification meeting III
Boston on Thursday night. but he sent letter syIng
81 cordially share the object and spirit Of the call
The nominations made at Cincinnati command my sup
port aud cannot doub' that they viii be ratified by the
people
Coy Tildcn means fight, and his opponents
will do we'll to keep that fact in mind. IIs speech on
Thursday night the perfection Of shrowdnoss Ii
shows that he ready the campaign now, that ms
course Of battle Ia determined and that ho viz lead ms
party in person. The man who believes this Celtenna!
contest l. going to be walk over" for elmer party
will awake from that deusOn before mlnv days
Poor Mr. Cox, even his Democratic friends
poke fun 1t him. The Utca 0dSsTrer maAes this not
especialy soothing suggestion: All that Mr. Cox needs
to complete his Accomplishments public man Is back
bone. Let him cultivate his spinal column asslduousy
t,is summer. he will prove not only an available
candidate for Congress in the FAIL but he will take the
lead in the ouse where he has served so long and III
the main, so we'll
TIE Ereniag Post tells the Republicans of
this state that they viii strengthen tho chances OF car
rylng Cor Hayes and Wheeler by nominating first
class man for Governor instead Of politician or
t,nl ~
gays The Post, :" Of such as Edwin ID. Morgan OF
George W. Curtis would further Illustrate the slIlG heh
controlled The Cincinnati Convention, ana would be
WORTH thousands oi 'o''S 10 'ho H'p"'i'""S III '"'
GOV. Hendricks is a pretty strong dose to
tie Independent Voter who remembers the Ohio cam
pagn last Fll Uow.ver much tho voter Aforesaid may
admire and believe In Tildon, it will be good while be-
fore ho can make UP his mind to vote for man who
lodged the currency question talking on both sides of
IL unu the curses OF the imitation faction fairly forced
him into their camp lie sat firmly - the ftD In Ohio
the soft-mOncy side and talked s reeAesy - the Nefest
demagogue in that noisy crowd
The Suats-Zeitung of this city il rot especially
pleased with the addition of Hendricks 10 tie st Louis
ticket II says: The Democrats have always under
stood remarkably well how TO weaken their position
before the people in s manner To 80 back no further
than 1864. Mcclellan, the War Democrat had Pendleton
the Peace Democrat hung like eaden weight about his
neck; the saIno the fate OF the conservative Sey
mour with the desperate Bir and the honorable Greeley
win despcaOle Brown ana now mo o! iief
End hard-money man Iltdsn wn 'he rouehc poi'io'ah
aud financial trimmer Hendricks.'
Gov. Hendricks denies that he felt any per-
sonal modification at his defeat for the first place tho
ticket and says ho shall give Gov Tildcn his fullest sup
port In conversation with reporter Of The iHdidnep
oils Sentinel before he nominated for V.Cci sden
he said: think Mr. Tilden has been nominated under
two infnences--iirs his position in NewYork as a prom
inent representative OF the wishes OF the people for
thorough reform In governmental matters, and the
widely spread opinion that there is strong necessity for
reform; secondly. Gov Tden is amOst capable organ
zer and his friends have bocn both before anu at tho
Convention very efficient and successful in their sup
port OF his nomination Taking IL rs whole, the plat
form is weeXprcssei and compact statement OF sound
views TIE nomination and platform will mike the fight
one OF honest reform more marked then Mb5 thought
Although Gov. Hayes - most e6eoned gentlemen, ana
H siplored most cordially by his admirers and friends,
vet he Is the representative OF the Admins ration In the
Imminent struggle and viii have much TO contend with
against the platform aud nominee OF the party repre-
SeHting reform"