New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

Inc OlnCe-nOlutT lcdlHS WIFI uiLhCuily
he has become obsolete as political prop
The national cOnundrum, "WhO is Schnei-
der - has been answered, AID In such way that schne
der will never again yearn for fame.
Ii is suggested that New-Y0rk and Indiana
will change places the next national Democratic
ticket, making 1t read, Hendricks and Robinson In
diana would undoubtedly be willing, but what would
Mr.. Tlden sayi
One of the most vehement and effective op-
ponents of Gov. Tdcn before the st. LoIis Convention
was The Cincinnati Enquirer II now says that. If he
attempts to get the nomination again. =" he will como
mighty near getting 1t"
The Democratic editors grow more and moro
positive thai the remarkable attentions to Gen Grant in
England mean that he to be candidate for third
term If this should happen to he the case 1t looks NO"
AS IL the General would carry England by large ma
iorty.
Proctor Knott steps forward in a small card
to say that he did not steal his Duluth speech, or any
other speech and that all assertions to the contrary arc
miserable falsehoods. This is good news No man needs
reputation of having done good and creditabls
thing more than MI. Knott does
The solemn announcement il made in DEM
ocratc quarters the President is going 10 White Sui
phur Springs for the purpose Of securing Southern Con-
gcssmen enough to elect Republican Speaker and that
Messrs Cox saylcr Walker. Morrison. and Randall will
go 10 the place 20 watch and thvart hun. tins a
nice plan who VIII watch Hcssrs & X siyler and
Co.. ana Keep them from lighting With each ctheri
Pitkin reseits being called little fellow
and hurts back bucket o. Stops AZ Mr. IutcnesOn for
the iusnlt. In card to The Cinc,hndh Enquirer he
calls Mr. Hutcheson robust fraud" and says that
Louisiana did not tip up when he went hence to Wash
ing on and his did tip up eate when he leit
there without Destowal Of the pension agency here"
Pitkin has tie loity dictoh auu chI'" S!'e vi h~
friend Butler.
Major WhartOn's appointment as Marshal is
evidently satisfactory to the Democratic press OF Now
Orleans The TneS says there is no Republican In tho
State whose appointment will he regarded "ith snch UNI
versa favor" and that he will discharge the duties OF
his office faithfully and well goe. without saying" The
| Picay,pe is not complimentary Notwithstanding its
editor recommended she appointment, merely saying:
We accept him as perhaps the hes, successor Of the ao
amonted j. H. @. =. who could have been selected from
! the Republican ranks
Congrcssman-elect Leonard of Louisiana does
not entirely approve OF the Presidents policy. yet he
gives evidence mat he will JOIN no movement In oppo'i
tion to IT, He told reporter of The cincinnati CONNER
cial recently that man VINO Lad not Fed IN the south
could realize what it cost To be leading Republican
there and 1t was only natural that the men VINO had
horne "A much a. these Republicans had should feel
sighted and gricyrd that the President should leave s
party to give office Others than themselves He added
But have no reason to Goubt the good intentions Of
Mr. HAYES and that he means well ami does AL for me
beat. am almost positive OF that Personally i.he ng
President" IN now Congressman Is carpel-oashet "
the respectable class WAC went south To stay anu hos
solely 10 ge; an Once.
Mr. Horace White denOunces rs crudity OF
the rawest description the Western demand for tie TO
monetization of silver In long letter to The Eee"~
Post contends that the price OF sye was snt do"a
because Western Europe demonezed H. ana Insists thA
characterization by this country in 1878 had nothing 10
do with this reduction. He thinks reconciliation by TOO
United states alone would lead to further demcnazaton
elsewhere, and consequent further depreciation ID
value. The only way to stop the depreciation oi silver"
to have all nations act IN concert for its mone'zaoh
Mr. white susains Secretary Sherman in bis opponon
10 all proposals Ia make silver legal tender ana en-
forces the Unknown truth that We would stop 0df unu,
ing operations by attempting 10 make ihat com gh
| tender which ~ not legal tender III cOun'il'' ""
| have money to lend.
Mr.. Packard of New-Orleaus was besieged by
a swarm OF newspaper reporters IN Cincinnati out tn'!
all succeeded in extracting nothing nom MN sac ''
his trip North has 10 political ssnhcance' ahc tat DC "
not talking politics To The GG;ee reporter ne WIS
little more communicative than to the others sayng'
"Nchols is in and am ont. and that's all about H. There
hos bean no change in affairs; the country Is Simply
waiting 10 see what the result will I've, whether 'hs
colored people will be moro oppressed than in the pSN
There isn't much trouble IN the state occasional ouE
RACES as in other staes, but very little except ouihs
election times. l suppose You know that "hen "
Republican party went out OF power 70 went oe " a
| An effort may be made az the next election -
| won't avail anything"
The editor of The Syracuse Courier b. ,ies
seeing sunshine citing Gov Herdflcks'- forehell
| and detecting geniaity enthroned III hi7"e s'TS y
have imbibed other heIeca sentiments ~ '"o "'t'".
tan n,nou.t He writes that be Is sure The party wnhoe
maua straight Democratic Ticket dis FAT ana "'u III
sst upon throwing over at least some 81 '"e piee' -"
eumbents Of state Offices He thinks ue P"''! Is sos
oee that IL will not be safe to repeat the 'Apo VI
asking Democrats 20 support or important SKATE o'ee'
mon whose membership the party d'ies only RON 'ns
day Of their nomination to its honors and eaolua' nus
This rude attack leaves ont Of account on'No' INC
] ~ IA U.w II
! nartv for example Is 50 devoted 10 It's lie der list
Ge nnlly refuses Ia recognize any member Sl VA
ADMINISTRATIONS does he not make ny BY zeal " bal 70
ionhs M t,me of sclyicei several OF the "incunD ls
did Ihs and noble sacrifice onss 10 co' 'Or 'o'""
| thing .,
Judge Kelley evidently hopes for fM'"ro
I'm placing the four per cent bonds for hc say III '''n
letter; The Syndicate have warned al American cap
iaists not 10 take the four per cent oords Dy hoVns
secretary sherman that If he cannot give them ire ~
srnce that the bonds will bo paid Ia gold they VIII nov
| attempt to pat theiu on tho markcS Tlu m:ornauoa