New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

II Chamberlain and Hampton could only
vrestle it out on the Greco-ROmn plan!
So long as President Hayes attracts impair
TALLY the maledictons of delirous Ggtators like Wendell
Phillips and of stagnant Bourbons OF the Robert IoomDs
school he cannot be many points od Of his true course
Mr.. Adams. Clerk of the House of Repre-
scntatiyes Is now dIgent student Of the almanac he
sions for the leafy month OF June with all the eagernc
of patriot who is hungry to assume Judlca ruhcaoDs
Who paws for all the teegraphic messages
which keep the wires redhOt between Now-Oueans ana
Washington The finances OF Louisiana can't support 50
much electricity very long unless the rival poienalcs
are both surfeed with revenue or have Their kilograms
VrOfIscly deadlea0ed.
The country, which has been resting tor a
aw days in fancied security, suddenly awakes 10 INC
fact that Springer the redoubtable Springer WIN pooa
in s owe has entered the field for the Srealersn and
what is worse, he "bclleveS lie has son'e Si'"n'
Trouble never does cease In this world.
That the Democrats are the friends OF the
South and not the Republicans is the fact when TIE lot
mcr are now trying prove TO the Southern men, Ana
the ypcal Bourbon from the North goes about Washing
ton nudging every man from the south ana SAVING g
Codn's the friend not Short. shorts wen enough !"
far as be goes. but the real friend is Codlin.'
When a gentleman tells you Tegretfuly ana
in confidence that lie afraid that Mr. Hayes has UNDER
taken too much or that Mr. Hayes knows hardly
enough OF practical politics. or that Mt Hayes Is pesln
ming to d;sappoin his friends 1t safe to infer tat hs
detected pilgrim has recently returned from NSha'oh
with the assurance that there were " no vacancies
The people who imagined that Gov. Cham
barlaln would not come to Washington have proO2"y
never heard him talk Wait till he holds that Cinet with
his gltterng eye and tells them all e!out IT, IL wade
u,mnton il present he VII G0ub whether he received
single Bouest vote and viii be convinced ttI nc ms no
tita which does not rest on fraud anu DOod ana oey
c!ucfed. 49,
The Washington correspondent OF Ire Cn-
,na ERgarer has made the following discovery: 1.-THE
story il revived that Carl schuz is in the employ OF Dis
marck and has been since the French arms lh'esg
op WAS made by the Senate, and IN which he figured asa
conspicuous advocate OF the German prehier IN
Tbis fact max have direct bearing for his solcuge III
urying aisteads claims as worthy successor OF Dan
croft Davis N Beriin.
The Democratic Editor Of the North is shea-
ding a Caspian sea of ink over what nc calls Tue Iie
! 6ont,s violation Of his pledges given to Southern
| no,nocrats II is worthy Of remark that Southern
neocrats themselves have yet discovered no breach
~ faith i'm the conduct OF the President bd they nav
detected what is termed by theolSgians T rst,,ncd
design" in the cxuberantine OF their
| guardians ,ooI
The Democratic organs have been good deai
hove down." as Capt. Cutie would say, over inc PO,
meet that the FosterMatthews letter would DC pupsU
They had industriousy blown 1t until III thelr eyes
assumed the dimensions Of huge balloon ana no"
II has been suddenly puncturcd. But disappoh'"'u"
are "A common the Democracy these days ~ s"ye
We're TO Bc,sey Jane and they must be more INV
| down" than ever this morning
| Judge HOadly wItnufaWs lIoih 'no ' "
for the Democratic nomination for Governor VI 49,,
| Tie writes TO The Cincinnati Enquirer saying w.,
Won please state for authOritatiyey that s" NV
| no 81 candidate for the Office OF GOVERNOR "na',
can he done in private life or by the political enor,s
prlyate citizen to defeat the Robert Macne piS
a., Inn shall be in mans way FOR pUoiC st'nnn
The Judge broke lis heart no doabt IN trying u p"F
| water out Of that oregon mine. A..
In carving out his civil service reform Tue
President is not likely to meet with any troupe nun
| congressman at least The Boston Journal says
| half dozen important postm,stcrships are oe'ho -.
tested in the WIN District OF this State with the Se
o,rncsress and of course each competitor Is strlNhs "
the influence of the member tor the district WHO M
old chance OF making few friends at the expense VI NV
fines os many enemies. DR.. Loring the member NV
ever conforms strictly to the requirements OF CIV"
vice reform lie forwards all the papers OF me kes
with the appropriate statements oi tacl, tr That
! M recommendations. IL VIII De time enough i
| he thinks when tic Administration asks MS au''''
| correspondent of Western paper "Il',ns
from, Washington concerning the speakorship says
| prou,ineut Western Democratic member Vi 'i0 ~,
| uousc who has just arrived in Washington rou 49,
| North and East, says that Morrlson's chances i "
sueakershp are much better than many politicians -
think lilo has been pledged the support Oi 'ie III
cratic delegation from Illinois. ana VIII count $50 80
yocs from Kentucky. Indiana and ONO 20 s'"'' ,ho
The nripcipal stock In trade of all the candidates
formation of committees and awarding OF "a mere
shins IL Il thought that Blackburns canl'
for the purpose of giving him prestige 10, will 10
chairmanship than any expectation tea. Gov sayer
elected He Ia not committed W sirongest man
and Morrison, nut VIII piop"D'' '"'V
In the caucus Mr.
The new Democratic Mayor of Boston, "a,
Prince announced in his inaugural address tna' ..,o.
strife and party auimosites would have no recos"'