The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30

voive grave consciousness In the near potical future
Ater SO many sscrincss the North viii never be sat.
shcd with anything less than complete security aud
projection for persons OF nll shades opinions
spectivc OF party, race or color" Now that the old
southern states II they themselves really capable
OF sell government all Will be well II not, the first
chapter Oh RECONSTRUCTION is closed only to open tho
second.
The rHREArEsgD REVOLT.
/" IN regard 10 The threatened revolt OF Senators
morton, Cameron, Cooking and Blaine will say
that SEQ probability OF any such movement. These
gentlemen may not DO altogether in accord with the
Presidents Vows but the differences OF opinion that
may exist would not justify organized opposition
To tho administration, still less any factious
mcnt dividing tho republican party Probably these
eminent leaders differ among themselves much as
they differ with the President Senator Mortons
cent letter Is an ingenious endcavorug TO recon-
Gle the Presidents course with the radical republican
Vows OF which the Senator is tho leading exponent.
Blaine is bold and adroit leader, not likely TO head
u ough President Hayes policy may 10 regarded
as an experiment as 20. there IS a
that II have fair trial, uncmbarrasscd B.,
his rivals tor tho nomination.
rnE FOREIGN POLICY or TEE ADMINISTRATION.
~ do not think said the General. "tha. Mr..
Evarts has had much time devote to tho consider
lion OF the foreign policy OF the government, being
much absorbed pressing homo questions or course
he Is not unmndiul OF tho American interests which
would be involved Il the Europe becomes gen.
eral, impcatns the great maritime Powers. In that
event. II this country can command respect Tor tho
rights OF neutrals 1t would enjoy Il carrying trado
quite sure TO restore IT'S former CONNER.
Cia prosperity. but ucpcElS on EnSanu-
our commercial rival--to whether the
war shall be general NOT Dlsrae!i seems
ambitious to revive the traditions OF Pitt Catiereagh
and P.merstop, and would, no Doubt, like ssnazc
the close OF his career by restoring the lost asceancy
OF England In European politics. But the sober iudg
ment OF the middle classes OF England now potcn.
tial in tho press and IN Parliament, will, think,
restrain the war party In the British Cabinet, und
Russia Will be left freo to deal with Turkey as size
plcascs
Local. AND STATE POLITICS.
The General stated that no took part In local
tGc u-oc In et,rsn vrl,r
managing them SUIT themselves.
rAE DEMOCRATIC PLAN.
Tho democratic leaders propose to meet and baulk
the new party movement IN this State by combining tho
campaign this al entirely to State issues, III which
Tho Endorsement OF The course OF Governor Robinson
will be leading feature They hope in this way.
member OF tho Stato Committee said to-day, to keep
their party together and gam strength from tho repub
lcans who are grulhed With the govcrume tai ccou-
omy enforced by Robnson's vctoes. They say that
tho new party cannot get hcadway time enough to
enter into tho contest this fall that before another
election comes round the republican administration
will certainly take some step IN harmony with the
previous practices OF the party which will ALLEVIATE
all democratic support from Hayes,