New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-20
POLITICAL NOTES

II Gov Hendricks keeps on talking, there will
be no need Of Republican canvass.
| There does not seem to be irrepressible sor.
row in Republican circles because tine President dsap-
proves OF Gov Hayess letter The general comment Isl:
so much the better for Hayes"
Prof. Stockbridge of Amherst Agricultural
College and Judge Spaulding OF Northampton are the
more prominent candidates for Congressman seelyes
| seat. IN case he becomes President OF Amherst
That Republican compromise in Alabama
| means harder work tor the Democrats. 50 long az
spencer unreconccd the claucrs Tor Democratic
| victory excellent. IL is quite different matter
| now
Poor Mr.. Schur! For man who has no
political influence be does have to stand prodgou,
| amount Of abuse n the Democrats have so poor an
opinion OF his power they pretend TO have, why do
| tiey persist In Safeguarding him 80 contuualiyi
| Emory A. StoITs, attorney for Babcock and
the Whisky Ring, has made great speech on politics
Aurora, H. IL for Hayes, aud Will probably
him some II tn Republican party means TO win,
had better pay every such orator large Zee TO close
| bis mouth.
A touchingly pathetic poem, setting forth
the delecable properties Of "OOiled crow" is going
through the Western journals, and its authorship Is
attributed Hon. Washington Mclean Of Cincinnati.
1t probably mistake, however, for Mr Mclean Is not
ticking poetry just now
Edmund Juessen of Chicago thinks bis
brotherin-law Carl Schurz made the mistake OF his
life i'm deciding to support Hayes" Since the discovery
that Juessen above bimsen TO be bltckmallad by the
Chicago Whisky Ring il has been supposed that the SEN
atOr made sIsht mistake wnen ne Recommended Jue$
sen.
= 1t is thought that neither party will begin
an active canvass ohio before Aug. II, account Of
the intense hen Tue Republicans expect TO have among
their speakers Carl Scbuz exSeeretary Bristo", score
tary Taft Senator Sherman, exGOy. Noyes, and Gen.
Garfield. The Democrats have made a spasmodic be
ginning already with Gen Ewing and Sam cary, Dut
tAey expected To follow IL up CLOSELY at present
In the East the Democratic leaders are shout
ing: THE II. Louis platform means honest money and
speedy resumption-hurrah for Tiden and Reform| In
the West leaders Of the party are sEontng The
ST. Louis platform death to contraction and speedy
rrsumptlon-hurrah for Hendricks and the glorious
prccubaeklv And Gov Tiden is suspected OF trying
write letter that will SUIT both sections No wonder he
good whe about IT,
Since Mr.. PieTepOint prepared that letter
which made public LIE has not been accuscdo Of
preernatural good this side Of the water His
hrs speech in England closely rcsenbed'the Baocock
.e;ter-it was very good thing not 10 make public Dr.
PierepOnts last public appearance as dinner orator
nere ought to have taught him prudence Some friend
now should take him by tle and say to him stoily,
The iirst duy OF dplomatist sir' Is 10 Ho" ho" p"
hOid his tongue
The members of the Fifth Avenue Confer
encs are catching it from the Democratic press.
They accused Of "treachcry and other awful things
because tey led people to believe they were an OfSanE
kind II seems TO be a melancholy conviction vita the
able editors who are trying to Keep Tden aud Hendricks
from slipping of the opposite ends Of the 81 Louis plat
form, that man can be reformer who does not look
through their spectacies.
There is a flank Democrat out In Detroit
VINO has not yet learned grand battecry of the
party is reform" lie has heard it is "spoi!s, and
has been saying publicly amid great applause MS
name W. L. BancsO Ond the burden of his nfst cam
pai-n speech was this: "There is no denying that we
Ia nf.ttaa We can
them The spoils OF office what we are contel'Ahg
for and by the grace OF God II succeed IA this cam
paign the Democrats tcal have the ofces! The mans
hun gfy II makes INN pious Inc Whole crown hdi
amen with an emphasis that "ouIu n''o o0eH "'A'''
camlrmoetnS.
Somebody should send picture of Gov.
Tiden TO the Office of The Louisville COuTerJourndi,
for there seems be impression there that he Is
giant honespun The editor speaks OF the Governors
horny gloveess list" and says he stands like
an uncouth cAsmith, begned by real work. his band
upiited and ready 10 strike" The figure In.
Fortunate is undeuiabe that our worthy Governor
with his feet inches OF hight and his III pounds
of weight, would not be imposing as a blacksmith In
regard Gov Hayes and the men who are around him,
he editor to be little astray also He appears TO
think that the Ohio Governor wears kid gloves at all
tines and charges the politicians of the Fifth Avenue
school, with wearing brd.ta coats looking well
ON one side the other" which seems to be- an
economical and consequently commendabe practice in
re-
sprinkle the public service with water, ana would
"protuCe Iain-StOrm with syringe" both excellent
things do IN the present season of heat aud CrOuth
Gen. Butler is attempting TO bully the Re-
publican papers OF Massachusetts into supporting him
for Congress The Boston journal published report the
other day that the General was not going to run for Con-
gres aud remarked with the utmost genteness that he
would not have much If he did. Whereupon tie
retired statesman breaks upon the editors You pub
lished "A fabrication concerning me. In polite language,
assuming IL to he imposition, asked TO correct It,
The result personal attack me in your issue OF
this evening II you think that the Republican party
rong enough IN the country and State elect it's
didates through the means Of public attacks upon
good a Republican yourself, pray on and foment
quarrcls" The more Quarrel' the pars fomens" with
Butler and his kind the better viii il be for it, and they
understand that fact thoroughly In Massachusetts, for
The Journal The world moves, remarked
before. of those who lent a willing To your
promises have grown WISER and thousands who once Ia
bored under the delIsiOn that there public evils
which you peculiarly qualified to redress have Icing
since had the scales removed from their II may
serve your political purpose to applaud tire nomination.
of Gen. Hayes but that You good Republican as
Won lay claim he is somewhat doubtful You not
in sympathy with the party upon the currency question:
and when in Congress the Republicans took little pride
in the position assumed upon many topics We pre-
that oven gentleman AS mid anu peaceful rs
yourself will grant the ght Of individuals Ia express IN
honestly conceived opinion, and If by doing they TO-
ment quarres the result Will show larger Republican
vote in Massachusetts,"