New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

President Hayes will be absent from Wash
ins,on all this week This Will give the efce-seeAer
needed rest.
Secretary Evarts snatches Schneider back a
moment from his Original obscurity simply to say that
he resigned the swiss mission Without being asked To
DO
1t took the "wheelhorses in Illinois and
Wisconsin three or weeks to ind out that the Presi
dent did not care for their advice Perhaps their brethren
in or States may profit by this experience and stay at
home.
The irrepressib,e Democracy is already in
fight about the ticke, 1880. IL the trouble goes on
increasing at It's present rate for three years. there won't
be enough left OF the party to pin the irauP tag 10
when the election is neld
Amid the crash of his hopes and the rupture
Of hs machine it must be great comfort to the bereit
o;ce holder that nothing in the civil service
renovation which fCibids MIN contributing all the money
he wishes for the success OF MS party.
Private Dalzell has probably concluded to
spare tho civil service the strain of his presence for he IL
in the field for a reelection to the Ohio Legislature lie
was member year, and did nothing worse than in
troduce n resolution Of sort every five minutes
This was ittc monotOnous for the other members but
1t relief 10 'hc country Tor IL Kept MN 700 pusy 10
write letters TO the newspapers
Senator Jones throws the weight of his
powerful opinion against that Of Secretary Sherman and
saws that the new four per cent bonds payable In
silver lie says opinion Of Ar. sherman ia worth no
more Than that any else The trsuble with Mr
Jones to be that he is eonfoundng himseH WIN
the Government OF the United STATES
Gov. Hampton spiked the fraud" gun
when he said the Democrats IN Congress made 'he Eec
toral Commission and the Commission having given its
c,ion IL becomes citizens Of the United States TO
accept the verdict Of that body. That is fact when
everybody knows, and the who attempts 70 Ignore
IL only calls public attention 10 the SIZE OF his Own ears
Even in this State the feeling is cropping
N,ffra ynix xeI
up with public affairs The Troy Times pays him this
tribute: "There can be possible doubt that Stanley
Matthews is a great mau--a very great man indeed
How this country has managed To get along without him
for years past is mystery lie is az enD"dinent OF
e the qualities which are desirable In statesman
patriot inancer, and scholar No question can pos
sby that ne is not competent to decide rightly at
a moments notice Ohio ought 10 be proud OF a son
nmstrous What that State would have done FOR Sena
tor 10 serve John Sherms uucXrred term ii Stan-
lc, Matthews badn't been the FORE cannot imagine
Fortunately he was hand and not only Ohio but the
whole country was saved There be no doubt That
the administration Of President Hayes woud have gono
TO toe demniOn boY-wovs ere this but for Tie counsel
and support given to Y by tins einineng lntvlHual.
Every American citizen shonlc feel thapknl that beug
so ilmst aud alp rvadng In his beueeenoe eAlsts
10 take care of affairs and run Jlngs generally"
There is dreadfully inharmonious Demo-
cratic newspaper in NowOrleans, by name The Times.
Il has boen full Of bitterness toward MI Tildon lately
because he did not show pluck in the Presidential
controversy and now has opened dire on MI Randall
Here is a specimen For part we still anguish
i'm our liability realize the divine right OF Mr. Randall
to perpctuty in the speakcrship Even though he be
urged bJ TlGen the lamb of the electoral sacrifice
the great national martyr are unable to see that the
South should its breath and bend in meek and owy
submission 10 the Tanmany programme. Mr. RandalPs
Galveston letter has not persuaded US that he Is any
better friend Southern development than when he stood
| Fov 90 t1af. tiax i.r
ing the last session. We can find his language nothing
but skllful though Intellectual effort to evade the sub
ject and say something which might hoofwink the
South without offending his party at the North. Ii Il
i'm Ossibe for 10 perceive any reason or dignity III
Giving her l1J votes TO a who, far from advocat
ing Southern interests has made rather OsentatlOus
| record OF opposition"