New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19

T, President Hayes should carry cut this policy,
,,nourh do not belong to President Hayess party
- A. no, enough power in the land to keep me from
,,,e nv him take Il, after reading M Hayes's
sfsr OF acceptance aud his inaugural address anu aer
@ be has made up mind to deliberate calmly IN re-
gard TO the rolcy 10 ne fohS"eu 4" 'e "
section Of the country
The Milwaukee Sentinel makes a vigorous call
90, the politicians from Wisconsin, who are now
.-n,,nr about the White House, % come home. Its
dce could be followed by the oiceseekers from other
states also Il says: ave cannot avoid the conviction
that The good OF Wisconsin would be very much the
afner the horde OF Republican politicians, Congress
mon ex Congressman and all who are now at Washington
hering for Offices for this man and that man, would
ock their trunks make arrangement with respect
90 their bills aud come home The Republican party OF
wisconsin isn't composed exclusively OF ocehoiders
and and ought not TO be so represented TO
the country. There men in the party-th0ugh 1t
we're Judged by the gang al Washington TINS might De
onbfed-who have patriotism enough to wish 20 see tie
President devote his best energies to tue solution Of Tie
enough 70 interrupt hm at so critical time WIN
cries for little pieces OF pap.
Congressman Frye was welcomed home by q
banquet at Lewiston, Me- last Friday evening III re-
spending toast in his honor he announced us VIII
gness to support the civil service policy OF the Fres
dent in these words: AS 10 the Presidents policy ID
civil service reform, 1 give it hearty amen Ii mem
bers OF Congress be relieved from ofheeSeehers
don't know but that shall ask constituents TO SEND
me 20 Congress again. Isay TO Rutherford b. Hayes,
Keep good men in Office don't sppolnt bad men,
bnk the southern problem would have been solved long
n pohtical sagacity had been exercised eight years
go in the matter OF appointments to Office For TINS rea-
su the southern problem to-day twenty times farther
from solution than 1t should be. Unfortunately we
have allowed political yaSabOnds United states oe'
, and Represen from the South, TO hold patron
a,e and deliver it among their miserable adherents
Ince the stigma carpobagger fails on every northern
man IN the south member OF Congress mas no IighI
4, recommend for office one to whom ne WOuM hnl IN
t1sf his private interests have refused 70 sign recon-
mendatons 0i 20 Office unless the candidates were
men whom could trust with my purse ana ny nouoI'
I bd the President GOdspeed in hls work OF civil ser
wee REFORM"
The last dose of CamerOnism is proving too
strong Tor some OF the oldest followers Of the Republican
c,rp IN Pennsylvania. The Lancaster Examiner and En-
,ss was one of the three Republican papers in that
safe that approved the nomination of Don. Cameron to
the Senate Its editor Mr. j. NJ ". Gest, who claims to
no the only survivor Of tie three persons who hTst
moved in the organization Of the Republican party IN
Lancaster County" out In letter reSlGnns Ms
n.ton aud denouncing the transfer in vigorous terms
He saws TIE transmission Of this personal rule from
father TO and the formal recognition of the hereditary
claim hy Legislature rot chosen with reference to any
ueb Issue and in defiance Of the popular sentiment OF
tbe Commonwealth, cannot regard in any other hsht
than gross outrage upon the MASSES, who are Tor the
time being the helpless victims OF venerable POhlcm
most ODetlchJ Nissds huo" oils wv
we'll from long and pleasant intercourse with them
That auprOVa or even silence concerning such an
eudacu exercise OF personal rulcseclaly III race Oh
Inc rhukc mad Just received from the noble man now
az the head OF National Government Dc say
sfactory the patrons and friends OF INC E%pIsSS IL
irertany lot satisfactory to and under 40 cfcun-
stance journalistic su2Servleney IA th0l uHeeuoh
meet nv approval, expressed OF implied.
With the cry of fraud with which they IN
tended 10 20 70 country the Democrats believed
they could create revolution in the politics OF several
States next Fall To Ohio especially have they looked
with ongIn. eyes and IN aginaton they have seen the
narrow Republican maj )rY wiped out and RiSe-up VIII
linn Aeu or some other Bourbon installed as Governor
But If MIR. Rod1el casts up the political horoscope
aughi they will fail ANONYMOUSLY III thai STATE rs
they did in New Hampshire. In letter TO The Ctac'n-
natl Commercial he says: " The Democrats cannot
hope 10 carry Ohio in October unless they can hold al
The German Liberal element that went with them IL
November and also rake IA few over the fence into
their inclosure. This they fully calculated to DO Out
HAYES has in a manner, taken the wind out Of the
Democratic sails and re'suced the chances OF ef car
ryinc ONO 70 finer point than is cheerful. So far from
recruits iocldng 10 their standard, our adVicts from
Ohio indicate that the Ceraans pleased with Hayes
Administration far has got, and that more Ger
mans will vote the Republican ticket than usual. And
81 far the bIa's, who went of fr Greeley IL l912,
and have been wandering aound with place to
20 and call home-thoy are delighted II is a Liberal
Administration, ius what they fought Tor IN ISL ana
dldn't get. Three certainly, and tnnk four OF the
present Cabinet supported Greeley Indeed, happiness
i 40 generally dsed among the Lbs that we are tod
our old friends aud les IN the nZZle Oh louT years
ago LYMAN Irumbu and SiDv Palmer, are coimDS PACK
% tin fold Il l. reported that they mi il Hap ess Al
mnlstrgton he thing tEy wanted, ahl tie absence Vi
which caused them 10 break witn Grant,
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