New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

The country would be happy without politics
for the rest of the Summer
The Southern Democrats arc grumbling al
ready about the subsidy question: There viii be Louder
music presently,
Why did Mr. Tilden strike at once for Cork
when he landed! Did he yearn for communion win The
abor ginal Democrat on his native boSf
The Democratic Congressman who intends
TO advocate reduction of the army IN the next SESSION
of Congress should begiu to prepare himself Perhaps
he work Ior ho has been very quiet during TIC
and fall OF the sGrihe
The OHIO Republicans have apparently come
to the conclusion that the Presient IS entitled to better
treatment than to be called mere contractor OF pave
meat for the Internal regions II isn't the highest
knd OF compliment TO say OF anybody that he means
vel"
Mr.. Converse, the gentleman who would have
been no minated by tho n1crats Governor of Ohio
II his own party brethren hal net charged INN with dis
honesty rises say he approves the platform ana the
ticket and proposes for both Now the sanity
reform parry gong to allow 80 Ddd nal 10 Work Tor rs
glory
The Mississippi Democratic Convention meets
tomorrow when Gov stone will probably find out that
lack of backbone not road To permanent polt-
cal success The partyPress Of tbs state Is urging de-
maud for silver reconciliation upon the Convention,
and this viii probably be accompanied by plank in
81 subsidies Ihe variety Oh principles ID tho
Democratic party ~ noXhausuDle
Politics in this State are pretty quiet yet but
there are tive things which appear plain already in The
Republican programme. one Is that tae Administration
will be endorsed heartily and without reserve, and the
other istha Senator Copkng's friends going
a determined en,rt 10 reflect him The NoOdtu move
seems 10 have been struck dumb just before 1t
started.
The millennium has not come yet, but it Is
approaching when q delegation OF whl,e ana black
fro, Elenton and Edsoded south Carolina, go arm in
arm to tho President and tell him they prepared
live III peace in future Tho simple fact Of thci; going
together is encouraging. The 3onroon may rage, and
tie Northern Democrat may try Ms best 10 hold the
South Solid but both AGENTS OF evil viii fail " the two
Races can come To LOOK upon each other as friends.
One of the fleeing carpet-baggers from South
Carolina has been arrested Philadelphia and taken
back to Charleston. lis name is Joseph Woodruff and
ne was years secretary OF the STATE Senate
When Moses was imprisoned, Woodruff took the alarm
and fed but the official hand fell on him as soon as he
reached Philadelphia He says no Is the victim OF PARTY
differences but tue charge, are OF forgery anu larceny,
and the kind Of party differences which reveal sucl
cIInos are much to be commended
Gov Rice will probably be renOminatcd by
the Massachusetts Republicans without opposition.
There absolutely no candidate Of importance against
him. His majority election day will depend simply
upon whether the Democrats nominate Charles Francis
Adams not. III they do nominate him, even on
year" will be apt to secure Mr. Rice OF the largest
malortes he has ever had At present the mere men
OF Mr.. Adams seems TO have frozen up the Demo
party completely The only attempt at attcua-
from the ltsn Noef, VINO says nc hAs hau All the
Adams be wants IN ms
The Hon. ). +. Cary of Ohio is out in n
lucid appeal to the President for the salvation OF the
country. lie begs for immediate conyooaion OF Con
gress to repeal the Resumption Act issue at least
$500 900 900 OF legal tenders, romonetze tho silver
dollar and the redemption in silver of bank notes
Mr. Cary thirLs these steps VIII 40 Int the pail
of death and pour dood Of light ana life, aud JOY. and
hope aud prosperity upon our despairDg people,, and
cause Hail To the Chief To he ohanled IN every
household ia the land Mr. Cary VII listen carefully.