New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator tonkllng VIII uouDtlcsS give "i'
Blaine 4 fervid welcome to the senate
President Grant seems TO be doing his best
to make ,.rausm" odous. II he has any defenders
left. they are silent
Boss y Shepherd had long to wait, but to-
day he cioIces with the scalp OF "that little bobAl
clam Yankee" dangling from bis belt
Ohio Republicans are already urging that
Mr. Garfield must be the next Speaker oi tie House.
very good choice; but get your Republican major
ity, gentlcmen
gen. John +. Famsworth of Illinois has
taken tie stump Tidcn and Hendricks He vas one
OF the earliest aboonsts in Illinois, and was Jealous
supporter OF Mr.. Greeley In le12.
There seems to be Il general impression in
Republican quarters that men ike Theodore NJ P0neroy
and A. Cornell of too light weight 10 be nominated
for Gnyrruor thi, year Dust now there Is talk
about exov. Morgan than any else but the under
current OF thought among the Desi mon ~ running more
strongly perhaps William NJ. EGarts that to anybody
else.
There wasn MT a superuty of enthusiasm iii
the Tilden and Hendricks ratification meeting at Cuo
natl saturday night Mr. Prndetons speech was very
dolef attempt Al choerfnoSs under depressing crcum
stances and Senator Thumans letter with its ugubious
remarks about the folly OF crying spilled milk"
and its studous ayodarce of all monton OF either ctnd
dnie was even worse Mg. Pcnd!c,on frank enough
10 say that not much nope for the Democratic
parry IN OHIO this year.
The latest candidate for the Democratic
nomination Tor Governor Of New York is brought for
ward by The Rochester Union end AdrertSc liz the per
sou " cxIudgr Addison Gardner OF that city He was
elected Lieutenant Governor the tickc. with Sllas
Wright I'm 1874 was Judge OF tho fast COdrt of Appeals
from 1917 to lsj5 and been living quietly Roci
ester ever since The i'ut0n SAYS a candidate who
would unto the party would be rock ot REFORM sluar-
ing to cier,Uuian sandald, honest. capable, ana
faithful To the Constitution
Mr. IIalstead says in The Cincinnati CONNER
eai: The paragraph about the South in Hayess letter
is tnat part of 1t which his personality appears IL is
not only true that that which he says OF the South Is
tcmcly good but that 1t is his own and reflects his sen
tments and character. Our knowledge OF Gov Hayes is
so clear that feel warranted in saving 10 the south
he has orcned his heart ~ the pe OF that sectnn
aud that ihcy should taKc him at us "oriOT Is the
word of gent and solder, man VINO has eecn
WIZ, and who loves Justice and peace
Talk like the following from The Boston
Transcrigt is becoming in Republican journals
of undoubcd orthodoxy "Tnc hearest disgust of four
or i've years ago with Gen Grant and his proceedings,
such found expression In Summers and Scnurzs fore
sighted but then unpopular ueranccs, could not have
anticipated theforloncss Of President Grants present
position before the public opinion of the country. His
neglect 10 appear tue Philadelphia Centennial cercmo
MES, which the most enghtcned monarch reigning and
the highest representatives of The Great Powers failed
not tO honor by their presence has been severely com
mcnted on
The Democrats are still occasionally criticised
for not taking Mr. Morrison Of Illinois their candidate
for yce-Presidcnt 1t is interesting therefore 20 know
that Mr.. Morrison explicitly demonstrated with 10y
leading Tlden delegates because Of his av0
cacy OF another candidate. said the Ncwlor Do
you know that you talked OF for this place and
that you probably have it II you want ii 1T will
not do at all" replied Morrson "it is high office
higher than anything have done IN the party would
title aspire TO- and certainly shOud he proud
10 attain IT, But II cannot DE DONE and ought not tn he
tried. You have got to take man who Will help ia OctO
hcr.' They did take man WHO viii probably help IN
OctObern lnuiAn1bnt tLat kind OF help is not likely
10 be profitable IN November
The immortal Gov. Bard has immoItalized
himself some more. lie stood manfuly by the third
term scheme TIL the Cincinnati Convention nominated
Hayes and Wheeler Then he went to Mobile and started
The Campaign Globe ~ a rcdhot Republican organ. In
the first number he announced that Hayes and Wheeler
would "swcep the naon," and that "we are bound 70
obtain crushing, overwhelming. and, we may add, a
brilliant victory" This fervid prediction scarcely had
time cool before the SO. Louis Convention met. Tie
versatile Samuel thcrcupon appended postscript de
carng that since writing the above" the Democratic
party had done the work assigned IL by the people
acccptaby To that feel IL oar bOnnden duty 10 act
with IL in the future" This bcwildering nj
of change Of position accompanied with the assur
that all persons who had paid their subscrp pons IN
advance under the snpposition that The Globe was
Hayes and Wheeler paper, could have their money re
funded If they desired. IL Is the nyeest "hop" Oh
| record.