New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Officc-hOdcI5 sllppeu out Ol Juc puoiW
eye mighty easy at last
The Conkling party in this State expects
fight and is preparing for 1t. That is clear cnou-E.
The New-York greenbackeTs are trying to
hunt up a ua small enough Ia hold convention H.
That Bureau of Industry IS about the worst
kicked piece Of political rntAre which tie public foot
has had chance recently. IL looks like Il relic Of
dynamite disaster already.
II wasn't a brilliant stroke for the antl-re-
umptionists to claim that TIE rioters and strikers be-
langed to their party. The new members nave acted
IKE an anchor TO the movement
There isn't politics enough moving to keep
the politicians Of mischief hu, Ohio seems TO absorb
what lin, there is II is TO be- regretted that the quality
i, ls ins:rGii.2nt as the qnani..y
Mr.. Stanley Matthews says he represented
nol ,dy except mself at III" Cleveland Convention.
This relieves the Administration OF greyous bur
den.
Private Dalzer sends to TIE TRIBUNE
.,raphc picture the at Cleveland when Judge
Wet arose dcS er his speech. He says hush fell
,p,u the assembly" Under the circumstances II would
hay, been hotter the hush Aai IN upon Che Judge
The GreenlaCb party in this State is solemn
~ requested TO Rochester for consultation on the
2sd inst The bsst hing to do wiz be to tmn the meet
ing into funeral and read the s,est bank statement
showing the oi gleenLacA circulation, as aiete-
well tribute.
There is, now and then, an untamed Demo
cratic editor VINO trying st the pubic ear with
rooroacks conlainirg less wind. Somebody
should whisper to that he is wasting his strength.
Bombariing the Palisades with a POI gun would be
much more exlilaratng and profitable occupation
The news comes from Washington that the
ndisposou to make prompt Changes in the Civil Service
officials at New-York is due TO determination on tho
part Of Administration to wait TIL Senator Conhhg
has returned Europe in order that he may be con
suited Well, when Don Cameron becomes IA reiOrner,
why should not Mr.. COnkllls De one toOt
The endorsement which the Chairman of the
Mississippi Democratic Convention made Of the Presl
dents course Lot broad nor so bipartisan rs to be
especially striking. He merely said; The wise anf
inst constitutional policy of President Hayes ia respect
To section being IN exact accordance WIN tle pin
cipes OF the Democratic party completes the restoration
OF the South to lts place In the Union"
Mr.. John Pool ex-senator, and guardian of
the old Line Whig Il showing signs OF discouragement
He wrote to friend recently: Southern Republicans
cannot expect anything from Hayes or the powers that
be under m particularly for they get nothing from
PostmasterGeuer Kcv" But Pool stil hangs around
the White House, and ms apparent abandonment OF tue
ngnt may b. only a trick To keep away competition.
There are two points about the Ohio Repub
Iicau Convention which ought to be emphasized. one is
that the absenc, Of Office holders brought out
usually large attendance Of the people and the other
that all the benefit OF asprans for the Senator
ship were broken, and equence, the Senatorial
question will scarcely arise at a. IN the campaign What
l. best in the the Convention Is duo 10 the people,
VINO were too strong i,r tie politicians
The Kentucky Democrats are confronted with
succe sfu bolt Tor the first time. In Monday election.
the party was defeated IN its stronghold OF Louisville
and a ticket called the "Workn gmcu's' was elected.
That a bolt should succeed in Louisville s remarkable
enough in ITSELF that II should have Iumphed after
the fer,d appeal for party unity which appeared In
The Courier Journal election day morning. Is simply
wonderful Here portion OF IT. " No tree Democrat
wants TO go Outside his parry TO accomplish reforms
The day IL dawnng for the Democratic party and by
rnited cohesive effort by tho strength the Will and the
men who adhere Democratic principles there Is every
prospect OF the phant reassor;ioL aud material
r,tiop of tho,e principles which VIII bring relief the
workiugmeu. Tnat relief viii mover come Oy warning
facuonslly against the party THIS l. az ominOus
triumph IL the cohesive power OF unlimited pap from
the public crib 1850 won't nOld ;ho faithful together
m Kentucky what hope Is there OF solid 5ou Tor lhree
years lonlerf
Senator Pock of Kentucky has relieved him
self OF six column speech. which contains little more