New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

Patterson is coming home to roost, and yet
Pennsylvania Is not proud.
Clerk Adams evidently thinks he is O bigger
man than the whole Electoral Commission.
The unsettled condition of the Garfield
Errett controversy has caused panic in Government
securities up TO date.
Pumans effort to let himself unfinished
has ended in disastrous failure. The concern Is too
diapidated to be worth the expense.
The indications point to a long extra session
OF Congress when a Democratic House comes together
there is no limit TO the chin music It can evolve.
Gov. Chamberlain says that he is undecided
as to his future course lie will probably make up his
mind some vital points about IL o'clock to-day.
Some friend should warn those carpet-bag-
gers making an exodus from the South not to 20
West They might be mistaken for members Of the
Bender family.
Functionaries of every grade and complexion
ill New-OreIns receive the Pelican Commission with
gratifying sffaby ami yOlubliiy. But why don't some
OF them talk business
There is harmless lunatic in the Blooming
dale Asylum who INA nes that lie is Returning Board
and High JOINT Non partisan Commission rolled INTO one
lie may be Instantly related TO Mr. Clerk ADAMS
The most inconsistent person of the period
is the Democratic editor who claims that the President
is Carrying out the Democratic policy and then flies
into a rclhoa sed passion about 1T instead Of beng
thrilled with grateful emotion.
More than a month has passed and not
word from Bogy. The country is becoming alarmed at
this long silence. Can ii I've that he is examining, as
college boys say. those 700 pages of testimony gu tho
South Carolina case that wanted read during tue cleo
tOrai COUNT
The roll of the next House having been
manipulated to SUIT Nj Adams the public VI" doubtless
hear no more of tnat bland and chdkc story that tho
Clerk of the last House does not know himself how tho
roll will stand, a large number OF certificates have not
been received
The WASHINGTON Star sums up the Speaker
shin contest in this wise: "Tht outlook is promising for
Southern man who inlorses the policy OF the Admins
tCaton and who enough Republican votes to
slaughter Randall Saycr, or any Southern BOURBON WIN
may be put up
The Hon. S. S, Cox fully realizes what
dangerous little frcDrand he Is, and has refusal To hns
himself the pic OF cOmbusble material IN Ne"-of-
leans was altogether commentaries II Mr. Cox was only
little bigger, and not quite so funny, lie might de'eOp
into a Speaker OF tho itoIsc.
Congressman Cox, in his speech before the
Packard legislature in Ncw-oIleans. touched "a little
wariiy upon the political situation there. lie SAID II
do not understand your dual government man seems
10 need two eyes and legs. &c but 40 not see thas
State needs two governments. But this Is matter that
Icaunot now discuss. You must be firm and regulate
your domestic aItairs III your own way suDJecI " '
Constitution OF the United states
The political weather looks a little sQually.
sudden sorn-centcr has developed in Columbia ana
and woobly progress and appears Ike map
Of Denas's meandcrings. The organs too, are getting
I'D. a peal OF shect-iron thunder here ana there,
ana Gen. Butler displays cantlonary signals folln.
nacly the President doesn't talnt WIN rear az ms
trfs lie has evidently counted the cost ana mas en-
listed fOr the war
The Boston Journal receives this telegram
from Washington: fhe positive statement That Soh-
gressinanelect Errett had written to GeE GARFIELD say
ing that he should vote for sam Randall As the fe9i
dents policy candidate for the Spcaersip was concocted
by one OF the Southern radical Republicans here These
man who have disnte grated ard destroyed the RepdOn.
can maorites the Southern states now seek 70 Destroy
the party and they confidently ASSERT 'H"' '"o' -" "
have aid IRON New-Engand 1850
Here is a little calm advice from The Phad'
eaia Iuquirer which Lot-hcads woald do well 10
consider: "The truth which the politicians shcuu %
able to Sec that this revolution Is the peoples h"s
President Hayes is but executing the popular wiz 8uu
that il is reaching to the supreme hight oil Tony Az"
courtinr the most uOmDOus defeat ~ attempt 10 turn
the tide @. Justice and reform which the new Admnlsf
ZION has started on the fow The old leaders can gam
nothing by making catspaws OF Mcssrs Chamberlain
and Packard. They may proong the struggle Tor 's
while longer but they cannot win any point OF ''ae
by it, Their defeat will be only the greater AZ tho Gnu
The WISE courageous. quiet man at the "he HOUSE,
with n governmental policy built upon the rock OF Jns
ticr honesty economy, and public ootecnl cdnlos 10
driven from by the tew pouc. Ic'luo.y ne as Tic
interests are hurt by it. Let them rccogHlc n 81 ny
naon's Administration III contradlstlnctoh U .dY po
icins' ADMINISTRATION. II they are ready G,,
viii NOT try 10 turn back the 'ide puI Wy u ho'' WIZ"
The CARPET -baggers have not succeeded SO
l in ,vur peace TO the south and victory 10 tue ic-
nnbliean party that they claim especiA attention
now No policy could give the country worse fruits nan
the co,pct.bag poicy-its time Tor them " SeP O"'
and let somebody else be heard mat Is Vhe suDS''
or The Ai6qng Ercniag Journals sagaclouS VIC" VI "o
situation II concludes ave cannot be worse Oh WIN
| 49, ,,o.i,,aut and we may be much better Oh
g,,.tb
,t intelligence end property 10 have the'r ha'ut"
80, I 81 IA not force ignorance and lneapaclty W 'no
o., Lot us have the Federal. Government represeh'ed
hv honorable AID high-mnled men. We have p'aceo '"o
hI,cks an their feet aud given them iu pol'ieaI s"
I a, ~ teach them that tloy cannot Always ScPe" -
thc Federal arm, but must depend upon tnr.
us seek especially 20 relieve nc oO, rjaI prospory
mol and opon the path 70 hslet ~, neon ronsoil.
IN, forrr " ch ly a different course nave De.n al
! dated against will IN TINS way Sooi'e' ~ ~
| solved po
Whom \ Democrat is asked whether the re-
,,,,rs viii succeed IN organizing the next House no
,,v,r,ahlv answers the question with LOUD guh""'-
rh w,shiu stou correspondent Of The AeoOricdS Deo
, houovrr tells a tale at which the Democracy may
! ma, mo inclined 10 laugh lie says: "froD III! own
,v,,od,.e Of the situation, and from written cVue
| have seen and oral promises have heard an yum
nened 10 believe that the Republican managers INV
what they are counting better than Randall doeS' N
thai they will receive Democratic votes An ae'
Is being carried between the NO
nuhoan managers aud certain leading disanected SOUTH
| ern Democrats with view TO perfect undera'an"ia~
befure the session opens The basis OF TINS % awn
that the Southern men sall hod ,"S Inrss olIees
and present their candidates Tor All wy P.nnbl.
axcsn the Sneaker who Is To b. named 'y me hepus
| eau Caucus. Tue Southern caucus u a'so W "A