New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

There seems to be general agreement 10
postpone the resurrection Of the WING party.
What does Gen. Butler want of a stone
quarry when he has many stones thrown at himi
The South cries out as one man: " Give u5
Texas Pacific subsidy, and let parties take care of
Themselves"
Congressman Randall Gibson's friends have
vague suspicion that ne may slip into the Speakers chair
If leading candidates get to fighting earnestly enough
The recent municipal elections in Indiana do
not much like reaction in favor OF the Democrats
Even Mr. H,ndIickss old home OF shelbyye elected
entire Republican Ticket
Ex-senator Buckalew is talked of by the
Pennsylvania Democrats candidate for Judge OF tho
Supreme Court He would be credit to the party and
an honor to the state II elected
Gov. John Lee Carroll is not unlik ly to be
the next United States Senator from Maryland Senator
Dennis's term expires March, 1879 and his successor
is TO be chosen at the Of the Legislature which
meets IN January next
The Republican Congressman who were ad-
VERT sod to make attack upon the Administration at
the opening Of the extra session have since read over the
Cincinnati platform and President Hayess letter Of ac
ccptance and annul.ed their engagement
1t is not carpet-baggers who are now dis
pensiu justice in Mississippi There is undiluted Home
Rule in De Kalb and just what sort Of rule this may be
the country will be better able TO Judge when 1t sees
what the native authorities purpose to do about tho
recent popular pastimes ~ that village
The Washington dispatch which announced
that GEN George Sheridan the untamcd Wannoth ora
tor II New-OrIcans, would accept South American
mission or any other good appointment was needessy
specific There several millions OF accommodating
statesmen who coui promptly ADJUST themselves 70 pre-
clsey these conditions.
Senator J. d. Cameron Of Pennsylvania Is
still waiting TO see how the Presidents policy is going
to turn out He was in Pittsburgh day or two ago.
and said TO Commercial reporter that he was not yet
prepared to risk opinion upon policy which he had
not had time to fully understand and which was Itself
not yet dey eOped.
Col. Forney SAYS it is certain that the Presi-
depts Motley has already the approval Of the nde
pendent men OF parties and quotes Democrat Oh
high standing in Philadelphia who said 70 MN recently
"I speak for many Democrats, and tell you frankly
that il the Southern people do not cordially ana untedy
rospond 10 the fearless and action OF President
Hayes thousands OF rs VIII JON the hepuDcdn Paiy W
strengthen his Administrations
When q PENNSYLVANIA newspaper speaks OF
Senator Cameron, you never can tell WHICH senator
Cameron is referred to, aud after all It makes very te
dgorenoe Senator Don is proving himself as good a
Cameron as ever Senator Simon was, and when the
senior finally and everastngy retires, the ait"iul o
lowers may be consOed by the certainty that the Dus'
mesa f Office brokerage will be carried as usual at the
old stand This Camcronan persistence OF type hnds ts
only parallel IN that branch OF the Simmons laiy VI
which the newsb0ys sing:
There's oil sam simmons and Young sam simmons
AND Mhags Tonng g sa sA sImmons II be Oh
When od sam simmons Is gone.
Ex-senator ScOtt's declaration against the
away of the Cameron faction in Pennsylvania sounds
pre,tv valiant but u will not be likely to amount to
mucb The Philadelphia Times gives what Is probably
an accurate estimate Of the outcome OF the dlsaaao
ZION: In a few months Cameron aud Machey VIII
Gather around them what is commonly called helup
lean state Convention; will give their prcdeterhhed
candidates certificates OF nomination, and VIII ea upon
ur Scott and other gentlemen who insist upon the over
throw OF Cameron 10 step 10 tue front ana supo, 10
ticket or 20 10 the be drummed Out oi te iuhs
yhcu most of them will 60 TO the ir0nt ana tnIO" up
their has when the Cameron ticket IS elected
The Nation dispOses of the talk about tue
revival OF WING party in this way: "Ihere Is af'ay
new party in the country, which has been In existence
since the close of the war; which s the real reform pary
OF the country and holds the balance OF power IN Ds
hands II is constantly growing IN NUMBERS ana wiz
r,ouestionahly decide the next Presidential election IL
x m favor OF civil service reform Of sound currency
of the reduction of taxation, the stoppage OF all grants
and ,ubidles and Of n tariff for revenue only. 10 az
temnt to wheede the South into support OF the Au'
n,pstrotjon Oh the basis Of subsidies and hgh tiA
for the Repubeans simple suicide because II VIII per
mopently ALLEVIATE from them the support OF whcn We
speaa support the strength OF when has Dcch "Io"u!
serousl. impaired by the conduct OF the late campaign
Nobody need give himself the slightest trouble ID s"1uhs
mn VLic revival II the country wants the N.gs o.s
IN will have them. Just as II VIII nave Tue tt,i,
,rtv AZ il wants that but long AS 1t sees uat uS
Tncples mean the IeXasPacic lob and tlat tie -
inc Ol Wing is other than Tom ScOt.! VIC UOH''
! il Y1ll take much interest in the movement