New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

There is a quiet unpacking Of Democratic
earpet-ars now going on all tho country, accom-
panied by curses not loud but deep.
MIR. Pelton's paper, drawn contingent on
result in March," is much sought for by investors
Gobbe bonds in cipher quoted few notches below
Gov. HAYES should send that knife to the
editor Of The Wqshinoto,, Cqpta The sight OF 1t would
cause that yaiOrous put several hundred miles
between hm.elf and Washington.
Mr.. Yates of North Carolina discerns the
difference between valor and vpor Those l5-uc shells
seem 20 have educated the perceytye faculties OF many
Southern gentlemen besides MI Hill
The most revolutionary advice received at
Washington comes from the Western SrechD"cheIs'
They probably hope by getting up another rebellion u
achieve a fresh initiation OF the rag baby
Ex-Gov. Hendricks has one advantage over
Mr. TIden He is no; out Of Office. having been APP
pointed by the Indiana Legislature delegate 70 the In
teratiOndl Prison Congress al Stockholm Europe.
The epidemic Of common sense, which broke
out some time ago among Southern Democrats has be-
come quite preya cnt The Hon. David d. Field. although
exposing himself with some recklessness, hasn't caught
even most benign form. MI Field was VdccihdIeu
against this Disorder before he went 10 Congress
Senator Stevenson thanks Cod that lie i'll
spirei the Democrats with sch unanimty of sentiment
u support Of the Electoral bill, and Senator Eaton
thanks God that He endowed him tEaton) with
strength To vote against the Electoral bill One OF these
gllD interpretations OF the DIVINE purpose Is proOdo'!
erroneous
1t Is said that Mr.. Tilden medltates the re-
call Of his nephew from Washington and the repuda;ion
OF bis lawyer Is would add very little to the reputa-
ton Of Nj. Tdeu would bankrupt that OF his em'
sares Az the world was instructed during tie lac can
NaSs That Mr Tlden too clrcumspcc 10 be lmposeu
upon by wicked partners, because Ae'" khe" rogue
when he him" long then every BODY sees tht
NiI eld ana his stUEer are contded ia ~ AZ the VIZ
5 known
lI,y mold sort Of Obhlue certificate OF sOou Hl"AAi
Character from No. Is Gramercy Park
Col. George 5. Bangs received warm IN
dor'eilen from The Cece,d Leader for the position OF
postmaster General. II says Of him: We beAeFe III
Col Bangs not simply on account n his efficiency as
master Of railway mail transportation, Dut because Ao
mas been the only al; Washington for three or lou
yeats past has had the capacity and courage 10 en-
ioTee hat and understand by civil service re
IfA. he had Of men IN. er his command ana
hey became an army OF experts. He has marvellous
iusu@ct IN choosing FOR special duties ne adlh.h
hdtOI OF a vast machine like the Postal DepaI tilti
trqai'cs man with Noe spec OF Caaar Sil ~ us
ADI' OOi. bangs makes cyu service reform. l4''"H
Wal Thing uOt the abstract dream OF a theOr5l.
The Rdioigh AerS is another Southern Jour
ma disposed % take sensible view Of the pOAJical situi
Ton Il cordially cOnmeHds the position taken ny the
democratic COugrcsmen from the south and thcn sd's
Il Tie question Is % be viewed ia partisan Hght Is
Clearly 10 tie the Democratic party 10 allow
e future counting the electoral vote to proceed IN
MndeFet ~ puorle objection on It's part for By 20
doing il will make for itself record which will render II
mYnCDc IN the future And speaking III the interest
o. TIC whole people demand that no such action snail
- iake. as VIII tend longer 10 inantaih we uncertainty
dd uneaslness which have already Dad 50 Gelt.eIlOus
enects upon the material interests Of the country
Mr. Halstead favOrs a self-sacriiicing policy on
the part Of the statesmen OF OHIO, and modesiy hhs
That they must claim quite all the good things III the
Ne" Administration. In an editorial IN me CH"e"""0"
Commercial be says: There il probability That more
Than one OhiOan Will have Cabinet appointment; and
We may 1t the beginning that there are not for