New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-29

. 40. ,-esence" Nothing could he more gratifying
go more brilliantly suggestive of good time coming
- ,his II Boston does not need eivil service re
- .,en IL is the most fortunate, not 10 say eAcep-
-, If municipalities. Unfortunately, however some
~ ally honest and efficient public servants who
OF wv A. Mayor Prince too hgh-mnded and too free
rsan has 90 turn them out OF their places soon
sorored their mistake. Having aired the most mag
,s.,,lv macnanimOus Of sentiments, MI Mayor trnce
,ceeifd nominate i've Officers, each 20 suIsc W t
phcot agaiI,st whose character or discharge OF MS
~ III tntv not word was 10 be said rms SHOWS no"
vncS easier political theory tnan poiiuea pracuoe'
When a thief has escaped the penalty OF Ills
10 no is always ready TO cry thief" al somebody
s The bounding Banning begins to see prospec' OF
sOsug the seat a Congress he gained by fraud ana no"
- eodv 70 cry fraud" az others. At Democratic
,tion in Cincinnati the other night ne SAID; " am
,t hack from Washington, where nave urea 10 pre-
-, them from stealing the Presidency Iregret 10 say
, although " elected our President by 2oOCOO popu
lar majority, by 100000 white majority anu oy 10
.,atoal majority they have placed in the chair man
60 o,er was elected. My feOw-ciiizens, when the
s.olo Of this country the monstrosity they nave
,od when they see how the seating OF TINS PRESIDENT
III have the effect of destroying The right OF m
ment all honest men % Sis afsre Now Mr. President
sr cooing from where they stole the fTeSiuthCl
ass 51n,@ 10 learn that they irving at Columbus TO
H ,rn the people Of Cincinnati the right TO govern
themselves e-.I - :.
Some of the more extreme Southern Jour
Il dspleased at the delay of the President IN recoS
Aa HAMPTON and Nichols. are trying to 0u'ldoze
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Key INTO resignnS' Ihus INC
,,,o, Ne,rs and Courier serves this notice upon
:. r-n,,ss the policy Of the Hayes Administration
r1,o,ton and Nichols, the Cabinet is no place for
: -r,e southerner Mr. Key can remain; but II he re-
=, emil 40 strengthen the pretensionS OF Chlhnerian
"a ,c-ord he will be classed at once as Repuohcdh
- m strire Of sherman and Blaine, and the South VIII
- him, forever This is a crisis when no southerner
Kovup # a. n
N their enemies. With the South, or with the MOT
-, foraails he must cast his lot. And II lac hest
- l,, ,be President, he Is lost We respect MI Key
va. , Gallant soldier and has ever been liberal
III titbuI servant OF the people But we say ~ ma
anu m me present Jude Of the Administration n
p'g IsItv 10 the South and 10 the highest l!itttS
Of t1c county Unless he can DrnS PACK M; 6
d,erol sim Mr. Key must leave the ship or S' uhuer
anotGer dig'
The intention of the Democracy to obtain
.utr If the next House by fair or foul means Is hecon
n ,pnaren The design OF Clerk Adams to seat Pa'teI
.oD ~ Coloradois an indication that the Democratic
i,Dt Ia contested will be given the advantage
., very tecbnicaty Of The law. The correspondent OF
The CacpaGE Gazette teeraphs FROM washington 'A"V
a much p.,9er game is being played tAan people are
aware Of Tie says Facts have come to hSht 10 $40"
that the Democrats playing sharp game 10 secure
,be organization OF the next House While some OF tie
ms, ,,r ,liDent officers Of the last House are DuAy
,.u the report that the roll of the Clerk Will show
only fem IIocral lie majority, IT is now discovered 5h3t
in, roll determined Will show n majority OF about
tventy There has been attempt TO keep THIS very
oi.t even 10 the Democracy. It is alleged as ten so as
% lead tDe Republicans to work for overcoming tins
emil ,,ai.ri only Gentlemen who have talked with
,,s. officer, have asccrtaned that they are greatly
frihtuC at the ytheuins prospects OF le heP'p
cans being able TO control the organization. II tNs to
rerti.u D.. certain that Concerted attempt 10 si'''
tn iurrs..on IN the south that certain alleged hrl"
"a i blvc br.u violated are Il part OF the efforts
10 ,6uuefact the tendency toward DeinOcrauG aSS'
auce liz tae Organization ol inc AO'4S0 40i NV o'
cans >,
The Journals throughout the State generally
take PARTISAN view of Gov Roblnson's message vcons
the Public Works bill the Democratic papers sustaining
i, and the Republican papers opposing IT, The AGONY
Journal discussing the message, says Inc reaNohs
which the Governor assigns for tails most extraordinary
net will pot stand moments examination. lie pe'd5
that the bill Is defective But he had already pI"hounce
il uuoi1cctIonable. When lie nominated Gen McC-ei"h
pnicr lis tcrms he Thereby declared ii al usht lie
knew all lis provisions then as vel as he KNOW" them
now he had been freely co"sulted; he iuy approve"
IT, and be could not have nominated Mc' c'Iin ''He'
he had Determined AMI expected to sign It, But the
Covsrror p,ad. that there isn't time Cor sipeiIn-
tendent 10 get the canals in order How 50 Ism /
there inst as much time for Superintendent as Tor inc
Commissioners Il the Commissioners have delayed II
cancellation OF a change. isu't their difficulty Just as
great n the SUPERINTENDENT But, again, the Gov
er,,r saws the superintendent would be embarrassed
becausr the engineering department Is cut on IL ma
wer an wouldn't il DE- easy 90 change the hu :" 'N 20
restore n More than all tins, the objection Is ult'I
fuiie mon another and broader ground Inc O'hal
CnuuI-siaur!- are bound tY Law TO 30 al necessary
yvnr mn IN The SUPERINTENDENT i installed. The SUPER
mtcndeut may therefore D. installed anu tH :! stun
initiated nj ANY time whether i, shall be Zone ms
,reE or next or tts month or LCEt. moi at ~! vital
.hus all the arguments Of the Governor I cop4eIe'!
10 the ground