New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-18

opposed the reconciliation Of silver. Tie boleveisN,
relief the country needs can found in extending ON,
foreign commerce by reducing tho tariff
The Judge Of the district in which Kemper
County situated Is named Hainm, and the newspaper
Of tho State are showing tardy signs Of giving him
smoking for not responding to Gov stones orders Sen
ator Bruce says he thinks the Governor has done all Ia
could and has acted aud sincere way Per.
baps II the Governor should sprak 10 Judge Hamm again
aud spsak little louder he might stir him TO action
Mr. Alexander H. Stephens still refuses 10
give the quo ioarTGnto agtatOrs any encouragement Ia
reply TO correspondent who wrote him concerning tho
accuracy OF a recent interview with him, he replied
What said was substantially that the OF fraud
In Mr. Uayes's election no longer open question:
IL was res ddjudic1ta. Ar. Hayes whatever may
bavo been any Of our opinions touching the infamous
frauds Of the returning boards OF Florida and Louis
anal holds the Executive Office by legal tenure tha
can never be successfully asaed and which ought M,
TO be questioned lie holds & by judicial decision rem
dered by the highest judicial tribunal ever constituted
this country"
Even in Ohio the civil service reform does
not meet with eptre approval with considerable show
Of feeling The Cincinnati Commercial rises 10 say: "ts
a little surprising that the Administration should havs
to go outside the Cincinnati District nd suitable
Supervising Inspector OF Steamboats, and Of all things
light upon q man from the northern part OF the State
whose qualifications those OF a cooper, with soma
knowledge Of the construction OF pork aud whisky bar
that were one inclined 70 Tia
cause of this curious proceeding. would not be necs
sary to 90 further back human history than the record
OF the proceedings OF the last Ohio Legsaiure II 4.
OF those in which advocates OF civil service re-
form find 1t dIcnii 10 eGLIy ito practical en- ct iher
tiOns OppIcsses their towering int !ects."
IL is said now that the rumOred Republican
Indifference or worse Pennsylvania has been greatly
exaggerated. Republican politicians from the western
portion OF the State have been In Washington recently
where they assured the President that tie party Is en-.
tirely harmonious and the signs Of increased party ma
jorires are most cheering The correspondent Of tn.
philadephia Press gives this formation, and adds:
Tie assertion existing hostility of the Admlnstra.
ton toward any member Of the Republican representa-
ton OF Pennsylvania in Congress is entirely dscounle-
nanced by members OF the Cabinet as well as by tho
President himself Kindly feelings exist and everything
consistent with the interests OF the public win he
done as tangible evidence Of this feeling. The aser-
tions hostility only advanced with the Interior de-
sign OF creating disseasiOn in the Republican party
Gen. NJ. c. Butler of South Carolina is the
latest Southern Bourbon who Is CONVEX; to the Pres
dents policy lie writes to friend in Pennsylvania:
president Hayes elcyating the craftsmanship Of the
country to higher plane and mus succeed IN his new
departure on that line God be may, and that
we shall nencefortn have less scctOnalsm and partisan
bitterness The country North well as South requires
peace and quiet and the development OF kndller and
more natural feeling Republican institutions are Just
dear 10 OF The SJutn as ever and we bhdi eci
profound pride their complete triumph and perpetual
ton We have new era in South Carolina, and under
Hamptons administration we confidently antepara
stride forward every department OF lie which VIII
bring happiness and wealth aud conientment ia MS IRAN
10 all asses and cOgdi ions OF our people The mirn-
has not come, but the messenger OF peace mas aud
We Ici ice"
Enter Pinchback once more. lie has started
for Washington full Of talk and inward satisfaction He
approves Of the Presidents Southern policy, Of Gov.
Ncholss administration and Of the recent Federal ap-
poin-ments in louisiana AS for KellOgg's chances OF
securing seat in the United States Senate, PnchoioK
has his doubts His credentials not half so good as
his own were when he rejected. for there was no
Senate IN the Packard Legislature when Kellogg was
elected and there never one aferwdd On the
abstract question OF justice the vrtuous Mr. PnchDdeE
beautifully says: IL is mOnsrous to contemp ate that
Kellogg who prOsiituted the whole power OF his admin
srAton to secure his election 10 theS nate OF the uned
STATES should succeed building mp bis personal Tor
tunes on the ruins Of the Republican party Oh LOUISIANA
and the destruction of republican government theD
H. failure will be just retrbu'ion ana Nel-IeseNou
pnushn the misuse OF TIC power cOhIeFIci Oh Nun
nv he co Orpl ueODle OF the Stale