New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

The now party should take a vacation and
recruit.
Six men do not make an imposing party
but they Will do well enough for coroner's jury
SO they were all men in buckram, those 15O
Sofas whoI were conspirng to overthrow the Admins
tfation
The President, according TO Cen Boynton
has recently expressed himself very strongly In favor q,
the reconciliation Of silver.
pennsylvania expects every man 70 stand
by his crank" the short sharp and decisive general
order issued by the regency to the machine men.
One of tho latest Washington rumors l. ba,
the designations Of all the Foreign Ministers are to b.
requested Washington will have 10 he enlarged N boS
all the applicants II tuat rumOr proves true.
A political rumor winch gets healthy send.
of nowadays usually succeeds in dragging an unc9.
tradcted existence Of about nine hours Witness tas
late Secret National Republican OrganizatiOnl
Gov. Kemper puts the attitude of the South.
en Democrat in about the right light when be says,
"We will not be- swift to let 90 our present party snpo
until We know something better to take hold oip
Gov Stone has probably found out that tho
ghost OF the Chlsom massacre continues p walk
abroad without any stirring up" from him. The only
way he quiet it is by the rigorous enforcemato Of
justice.
The Dubuque QOwa) telegraph demonstrates
with THE TRIBUNE on its advocacy OF speedy return 10
specie payments and hostility TO an adverse schemes,
and protests that Horace Greeley would share Ia
views.
Gov. Young of Ohio says he has not decided
whether he will candidate for reelection or not he
does not know that lie afford it, The general impres,
wDich the Governor makes on his friends, hOgeYeris
that, ike a.kis he Is " Willin''
Patterson disapproves of the letter Of Sena-
tor Morton. lie says cit isn't even decent crowl"
that he didn't expect anything from Morton, any how
and that he "can get along without him." Poor Pluer
son! IIa must bc at least three OF the immortal SIX.
Gov. Houston of Alabama is likely to be
Senator spcncers IN the United states Senate
lie has made "a good Governor, and would doubtless
make a creditabe Senator or course he would b. an
improvement on spcncer-anybOdy would De that
Senator NOrtOn's letter is a good deal Of
puzzle TO the press The editors walking around IT,
pcepng under it. and feeling OF it carefully 10 seoiit
means what IL says says what IL means, aud the gen.
crl result IS that they are dazcd when they get
through wlCl the examination than when tley BEGAN.
1t is thought in Chicago that if Cen Logan
is made Collector Of that city the President should pro-
Vide him with special copy Of his views the pcopety
OF Federal officers interfering in politics They say tho
General is irst-class manipuator Of tie machine"
and that IL would De rs hard work for him 10 k.ephs
nauds off OF 10 is tor The Hon Joseph Acti 10 hold
himself back from i Qi nj stercs "hen some one Wills
pers Gail Hamilton" In his ear
Col. Ingersol thinks that the Presidents
policy j. aiding toward frtemizaton between the
North and the south, and toward tho building up both
sections Of party which shall consist o the better ce
ments Of society. lie sees in both sections the
question: "Aie there good people enough o. control tho
turbulent the violent, the lawless! Tie yors ne
remonetzsti5u ot silver, but doubt about the expe
dicncy Of making il legal tender for all debts
The single-mnded statesmen who are Tend-
n their garments because President Hayes is abandon.
ing the party which ecctedhim point TO another
hagrant act OF treachey. All the navyyards to be
abandoned to the tender OF coarse, unsympa-
hciic persons, who WORK for their wages when they
ought be fixing the primaries and the noble striker
who iufamcd with arlor in the cause of human nEls
aud Of tie Congress N The dccsirict" Who 90" l-
encou" ms name upon tle Diy-r0ls, is n0w promising
recruit for tHc ire-in-thercar brigade.
Gov. stone represents himself as sitting over
the Constitution Of Mississippi and wringng his hands
because il Will not let him do anything toward bringing
tie Kemper murdcrers to Justice. lie has asked the
Judge to 90 something but if he does obey the Cow
oIuor can't help himself Then the Sheriff Of Komper
County does not much. The Governor says he
rat, oneeggCd man, and IN the excitement which
arose upon the killing Of Gilmer he became hopelessy
confused aud poweIless 10 90 anything" Therefore,
there is nothing 20 De done. Is Gov.
der in chief of the staei Does not the Constitution IN
power huu 20 the faithful execution of the laws
Isn't a Governor who cannot lind way {" bring Wnr-
dcrers to justice incapable than the "ai, one
legged sh un" he tries to put the blame ont
New party No. . is about to make its ap-
pearance Ii named N advance Of ts birth, and Is *
pected 20 make a stir Immediately The Washington cor
respondent + The Phi09phia Press gives tie partcu
lars: Information received here indicates we0rgGn-
zed movement looking to the formation OF new party
TO be composed Of conservative and moderate OF
both the old parties, under the name OF the National
Union party and that at early day conference VIII
ne held in the city OF New-IOrk preliminary step
II is said that quite number Of prominent and inuen
tia polcians are identified with the movement, among
fnri some friends OF the Administration together wh
equally ardent supporters OF 9ir ridden Aeeilhes IN
western cities 90 follow the one IN Ntwio, X. ANA NO
odine Wings OF the South are 10 DC specially appealed
to To JOIN lie movement
Gov. Hampton talks wisely and kindly about
the negroes He SAYS IL Is the true policy 20 conciate
and educate them rather than oppress intmidate
them lie believes equal appropriations FOR the eiCca
tiou of whites and blacks should be made, but he
psed 10 coeducaon because the two races are on d8-
ept intellectual planes and do not study together aan'
tareonsy in the same classes lie thinks the young ne
croes are more pfccocOus than the whites but as they
crappc with advanced studies hcy have, as the jockeys
say, no STAYING power. lie has objection 10 negroes
occuiving any position for which they are fitted. but
thinks tho North must be convinced that as legislators IN
Soutll Carolina they than failure. He sad
that he knew them through and through, had always
been their friend and they knew n, and, we hy maze
excellent abOrers and sklltul mechanics, e had YET 10
sce the FIRST negro who ever originated of tuy
thing Gov Hampton forgris the new WAY 81. D0ss'
lass has invented Or making The local appointments ola
new Administration popular at Washington.
GENER1L NOTES.