New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
POLI1ICAL NOTES.


There is a good deal of subdued music in
the political air
There is danger of more silver dollar than
Stanley Matthews IN OHIO politics this Fall.
Private Dalzell and the Old Line Wing
make an impressive pair 81 oyll service roforncrs.
The silver agitators are trying to buldoze
Secretary sherman into submission resignation Trr
weapons are those OF the in1atonists-1lusicr and
threats
Senator Jones denies that he is in favor Of
n paper money amendment 10 the Constitution. An he
wants r. plenty OF silver From which IL wOud appear
tndt Br. Jon does not own stock 10 paper Bli.
The Mississippi editors met last week and
solcnEly resolved discourage aud depecato all nde-
pendent ary movements AID to oppose all candidates
oi such movements. what does ms meant II The South
Is ~ icmenuousi} SOLO, why lhs ptIpclum KuifSlDk
against iupturcsi
Mr.. Henry :. Sanford, formerly Of COnnec-
ticut aua recently of Florida, has been attempting
to dine the Administration into giving him foreign aP
poiniment lIo has been 10 Belgium once. and desired
90 90 again. and he bombi,ded the AdDiiuistra lon
with dinner after dinner but all purpose He has
given up tho znt, aud gone abroad without AN appoint
ment IL Is sad N Wa hngton that Stanley Matthews
startled Secretary Eyar,s morning during he slgo
with the remark; Look mere, L'aris You ana haies
must give Sanford something or We must STOP Hinns
with bnDP
OF course John Kelly loves Mr. 1iden just
AS fondly he did when he went ST. Louis TO noni'
uao some other man and OF course such paragraphs rs
this IN The EUeng EIpress are meant TO be bmiu OF
kindness for the Late leader OF the fraud party;
"Thrce years IN advance men have reached hr'e-
score years. unsoyed problem IN the chances Of
human life ana youngest aspirant cannot anticipate
Inc revelations of time. tho aged monarch dies
aud the new king roigns, the Democratic party VIII
have It's cniefan., and they will have their followers
Il does not trouble who viii boar the standard IN
1850 nor who viii 1--we who VIII die before 1880
Some Moses will had the way tn promised land. and
because Gov. 1lden bched It n 1876 bus dld not ps
ss IT, let II be remembered that tce was successor
20 Moses who both Jaw ana hcld The cONcte1 country III
good time some Joshua viii lead the way"
There is not much weakness on the silver
question among journals OF either party IN this STATE
The abest of the Democratic papers, The BuBdio COURIER
says: II the legaender debt Of the Government $50
bc pad Ia silver and is considered ght and proper
the WAY viii have been paved Tor paying tn' oon'
In silver too-a step which would mean partial opadia
ton Mr.. Hayes, IN his letter Of acceptance ji'ty
treated these two kinds OF public indebtedness Is equally
sn red and as alike protected by tbo public faith ihee
Is indeed no reason whatever 10 discriminate D''"o'h
them this regard Tho silver resumption plan c'AnO'
ail to have depressing influence upon tho ruwlunS
operations unless 1t be promptly rcconsideTed ana "s
claimed by the Administration. Whether MI hay'
viii DO able by Joining the silver enthusiasts TO save vs.
own party IN Ohio bis political friends must ieeMu
douJtful; but there can be- no QUESTION .. ,ccssi
take course better calculated To picFo. 'o,nel
oi his Administration IN ito management oi Tue h'
fnauCcs."
The quiet pushing of Mr.. Tildcn to the back
| ground and the prrsiston: 6boying OF NJ hehn'o"
the front continues in The Democratic press I1' ''
- doing great doal of the work The ed or Of Inc ey
racuse Counter attended the Manhattan banquet aDu ~
dcvoics long letter 20 tho relative merits Of Tue wv
candidates every comparison resulting fayoraby 70 y"
| Hendricks. lilo Is evidently disciple Of TIE Jam
clam school for no tells that Nj ilendcA7 ~ ~
soela makeup l. the nntpodo OF Mr.. Idcn MI i''"
is bloodcss, ngii, repelant Mr. HcndrcAs '',- ~
| iarly burst with warm. cOursing blood 'he 'a"
shine sits on his forehead gcnaliy Is cnihfVleu ]"
| eve. he attracts you irrcsisti0ly toward hm ""
! inevitably "A ease OF love ~ hrst SIGHT Asan' NV
| lect occupies the throne in Mr. Ideus comPo''. '.
son Is the KING with Mr. Honir.css" Alter 'n' SUI"
nietnphyHical analysis OF the two statesmen 'lc '
poescs tu the qucatiou Of Mr. Tden's health aaa n Az
| that hc looas every much WON ana war; H Sat AID
1iidu IN Is too evident sianas cady IN need Oh !.Is
! remuneration" Was tyer man shovel mort 'o.'"
| toward political onhNlohi H.
Gen. Garfield WAS in Washington recently
ana Tho correspondents Of the newspapers "ni'n u'
hcr so ,pxioas TO got hold OF the Presidents letter
h, t,a ma that he sneakcd in and out II the envy ~
souebody should asl, Lin about IT. Now wo raw W
| ,rue exclamation OF bs strange oonduCs "'h ''y
sends n to me Ohi0 Sfas Journal ~ ioows' II ""P
10 know that Garfield met Stanley Matthews anu ~
Med here Tor the purpose OF discussing MIAMI o"P
n IA well known, trust. that Gen Garneii was l0,
n Canpbclllte minister. He believes that 'ne
baptzo, or barudzo should be translated 10 w !,
,,upre and that Infants have right TO be bapnl'u
! an Noxy everybody knows that Joe Meihl. VINO U.s.
sudied this subject profoundly, aud VINO Il pHio7'P
| ma well IA n Clyil Service Reformer holds th4t "'
baptlzo has no specific meaning ~ ~ tho '"ouo A
ner in which the water snail be used, ami tna' ~ ~
., a. well to put the water the as 1t WI 70 ia
4 the man IA the water. 60. anu even mo'e w. "