New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The country has gained temporary rest
from politics, anyway.
The oilce-holder and the ofIice-seeker are
stepping back into the public eye, already.
The Democratic editor shows signs of but
ting his head against public about the Presl
dents dnrabe Use Of the Well, 1t is his head.
The Mayor of Toledo rises to say the news
papers unsupported hm-ne did not express sympathy
witn the rioters Everybody Will be glad to believe tAs
Jones has kept tinkering up the Silver Re-
port until it crossed aud botted and erased aud in
erined that il looks ike a war-nap vi the PistsOurg
riot
The only lab0ring men whose interests have
been materially advanced by the recent unpoasanness
those who, like the illustrOus schwab, are tong
AT the spgot of a beer barrel.
Once more the Democratic party of Ohio
screeches fraud" and then puts on record demand
strip the ballobox Of every safeguard against fraud
This is tho party which Banning was counted IN to rep
resent, I'm every SENSE OF the word
Indiana complains because Gov. Williams
has been so backward restraining the strikers and
rioters. This will not excite much public sympathy.
state which deliberately chooses cneap demagOgue for
IFS chief executive officer must not complain because he
does not cease TO be "a dcmagOSue after election
Secretary Sherman reiterates his determine
ton not to change his financial policy and tho news 10
West that he Will yield 10 the Initiation and anti
resumption pressure from that section. This may show
Richard smith and other tremuiOus Republicans that
their surrender necessarily the surrender
OF the Government.
Judge KelleYof Pennsylvania leaps promptly
the front in a letter saying be predicted time
ago the present strike a. result Of the contraction poll
ley. he that Congress must repeal the
Resumption Act The Judge is late. several Democratic
editors nave got anedd u hun with that tremendous dec
ldrarion, :" told you SOL"
Don Cameron is no longer unhappy. He has
been recognized as Civil seryce Reormrr aud he aud
the Machine will now move to triumph together. The
fist definite indication of this happy adjustment is hii
Washington dispatch to The PhhadeiDhia Press I'll Is
tho intention Secretary OF Treasury consult
senator Cameron before lie appoints collector OF Inter-
nal Revenue for the Lancaster (PennsyiYana DISTRICT,
in place Gf Mr. Muellenburg deceased" what genial,
g'nte Smile VIII illuminate the features 81 that guieiess
Old man, simon Cameron wnen he hears TINS news!
Ex-Gov. Moses says he is glad he has been
and be tried because ne wants chance 10
ro on some of the odum which has been heaped upon
him. He expected suit and waited for it, He smiled
Significantly and remarked That will be shown when
a reporter The Charleston Nelcs limited that he might
have chance now to revenge himself upon his I'D
associates VINO had deserted hin. The public will await
the ruiingOff Of the Odium with much interest 10 viii
De landslide this country ever saw, II 1t
successful
Alexander ii. Stephens will be forming the
nucleus Of Southern party. if he isn't careful. lie
says of the political situation that che President has done
what Tiiden conll not have done without civil war be-
cause lie has revolutonized sentiment North He
considers the Inauguration Of Mr.. Hayes equal ir
the good it effected, the abdcatiOn OF James III o.
England and thinks that events since mat time have
couspred to produce great results AMI prevent gra.
evils. lie adds: "n my opinion ne people Of the SOUTH
outside OF party. should sustain and aid MIN IN his po
ley Of pacltcaOn told Mr. Hayes tDat ne should cut
and paclficatou, and seventeenth, of the people wouf
uPhU nlm. advised INN. moreover, not 40 have hal
ia tie Speakers ele ton, hut To aPra 10 tie country
tho strength OF his own executive risht-doins'