New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05

xo,tbern Democrats. the Southern men are likely to
90, a, the situation in much the way The Springfield
sJsoau does That Journal says Fealty TO the old
..-,tic standard may be a very fine thing senti-
",, Int "a a practical question in politics, II does
~ IN 10 us that the Southern Democrats can well
80 TO make up the organization and the committees
:, ,,s new House In opposition to the Hayes Admins
,,on That Administration has become the sole pres
- over IN politics II Is absorbing more and more the
adence and respect Of tue country; and the polin-
-. and sections that oppose 1t because they OPP
- its election would not seem to he investing in
,1cr honor profit The voice OF the country clearly
etno sy, MIR Hayes a fair show, 10 let HIM have the
an Congress- as he has the power in the Executive,
os then hold him responsible for the successful per
.,o~mspce Of has excellent promises"
Fx-GOv. Hendricks was serenaded in San
vanc,soo few nights ago. and responded in speech.
o.. mart relating politics was as follows: al do not
- Tonight IN addressing you to speak upon the
,,,o.l onestion at any length They have placed Mr..
uves IN the Presidential chair. do not think that the
Aocut OF the American people is that he elected
49,, without election he has been placed in the Presi
ami, chair He is, FOR the purpose OF the once the
I,si,ept OF the United States and you and will give
a, his administration, for the good Of our country that
tou,1 winch is due 70 any officer de f1cto But this
,g that YOU and the great body Of the American peO
MA heye has been perpetraed must not pass into prece
Am, 70 be followed IN the future II is crime rather 20
senssicd ana the work OF the future. part
1T fhis and TO prevent its becoming precedent:
usreafer the who IL elected must be President 81
yr,,l sa;a. And four wears from this time u WI
~ the business % the people OF the United states TO e1
. pEssi : ''DN '''''' ''' ~
Here are two paragraphs which should be
-asa together without stopping to take breath The
a.. ia from The Utica Observer Hayes fraudulent
,e 70 the Presidency is inseparably linked with Pack
,ri,s fraudulent title TO the GOvernOrship. The same
paturung Board declared both falsehoods. The same
proeess which destroys one destroys the other How
HAYES to retain the lions share of the stolen goods while
Packard is deprived OF his moderate allotment OF the
plundert That is question which engages the atten-
don and battles the skill OF the Pretender Hence these
desvs and this commission" The other is from The
R.eArrond Dispatch: Mr.. Hayess title TO the Presi-
dsncy ought not be compared to Packards title TO the
eoyerporsEp Of louisiana Mr.. Hayes's title was de-
ard to be good houses of the Congress Of the
United States. in joint convention assembled Those
bodies being designated by the Constitution "a the ones
having the exclusive authority 10 decide the question
would that Mr.. Hayes's title 10 the presidency
however bad IL might have BEEN tie day after The No
colleges met Is now good If he had been the choice
of majority Of the voters There is evidently luil
in tie workings Of the LiOerty-st. MILL
Mr.. ID. T. Corbin, who was elected to the
Senate BY the Chamberlain Legislature Of South Carolina
was IN Philadelphia Tuesday and his views on
the situation in his reporter of The Press he
said: Republicans of the State are now suTren-
dered 10 the tender Of the Democratic party OF
Wade Hampton and Gen. Butler, who had some DOto-
riety in connection with Hamburg. These tender mer-
cies have been thus far II is to be hoped that
they may out to be something less bitter but
the history Of the past furnishes ground for such
hopes know a great many leading colored Repubh-
cans who think and believe correctly, that they VIII
not be allowed live If they attempt 10 remain in the
State Many them have already assured me that they
shall as soon as possible leave the State. Leading
white in the Republican party are. 10 certain e1
tent IN the condition. White Republicans are not
probably In a. much danger OF ASSASSINATION as leading
ooored men, because they as general rule, better
armed more nei gent and Is more dangerous 10 at
tack them But they cannot stay In the state IN my
Judgment with sacty-Or rather. with any comfort 10
Themselves and thy had better get out say this from
nv know ledge OF the bitterness which exists toward
them the part Of the Democratic party, and which
was so manifest during the last campaign The
probability is that ali patrOnage-an business reia-
nOns-Will be broken up ana that men WLO nave
been prominent Republicans will IND II very dncu
not impossible TO remain there and make a living.
don't think the Republican organization ID the stare can
be maintained hereafter and believe that 1T should not
be- | say this anybody who should attempt 10
maintain 10 would do al the peril Of his life ana tHe
lives OF those who would he induced 10 follow MN: as
honest men therefore, the leaders OF the Republicans
shOud not attempt 10 do this"