New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic Representatives. who voted
70 give the seat Mr. Plat Of Virginia Mr. Goode fail
to comprehend how 1t is that an honest Tribunal can
divide exactly on the party line.
eff | can't whip you, / know what / can
DO: can make faces at your little brother" So the
Democracy having failed convince the Tribunal,
making faces at Justice Bradley.
II seems q little premature to begin new
Presidential contest before the last is settled New
srtheess The Davenport Qowa) Democrat pledges its sup
mort to Judge David Davis in 1880 1t does not assure
him Of the Of Iowa. however. which would
have been more to the pur .'osc.
"While the lamp holds out to burn" &c.
The Hon. william b. Mann, otherwise known as Bill
Mann made a speech at meeting of citizens in Phla-
delphia on Saturday evening beginning follows: al
have become champion Of reform have become
ashamed the past wicked practices Of the Republican
party and | come to announce myself as a cham
pion Of reform" The announcement was received with
understood as speaking ironically.
ScnatOr-elect HOar is the arbitrator whom
the Democrats expect now to rise above party" and
prove the fororn hope OF their The Boston Posts
Washington correspondent pats him on the back In
neat way thinks thai he yet set an example by
"rslng." He says: "Mr. Hoar Is now generally ro-
garded here the farest Republican on the Commits
sion and honest judgment is looked for from him,
more even than from Bradley, in the Lousiana Gaze,
with which he is personally more FAMILIAR than any
other member Of the Commission
II
speaks OF respect of the Electoral Tribunal since
the decision in the Florida The RGisiOh On c.
Observer is exception II makes the following com
ments at Is true that the Inauguration of Mr. HAYES
will be triumph Of viainy without q parallel in this
country; it does not follow therefrom that the Flee
tora Commission is corrupt in refusing to expose It,
They are sworn to decide according to the law, and
having 30 sworn, when they shall decide, if 1t be
AGAINST u.s. we do not intend to npugn their motives.
IT, in their opinion, they have night 10 back Of the
them with being periurers for not not having done
This is not much hut in these days of Democratic ntol-
erance 1t is something
Even The Springfield Republican sees it.
sus,,endng for the moment the performances OF the
clown who wants Hayes to take service under til
den 1t soberly says: There are. undoubtedly. u
good many Democrats who disposed to be ugly over
the growing probability that the Commission will make
Hayes President, but they will have to take 1t out in
grumbling. party mere thoroughly COM
mt,ed TO anything The Democrats to the support OF
the Commissions findings ard the less fuss they make
over result they did ect. the better As Cor The
great OF the people. while they would have Pr,
ferred the Commission less evenly divided, they
prepared to accept ITS decisions heartily as Icy
have always accepted the decisions OF tLe Supemt.
Court when rendered by a majority of only 0nr As o
equally binding force with thoS" III which all the Judges
eOncured."
Mr. Samuel +. Cary has submitted to an
interyiow-an operation more painful 10 him than the
extraction Of diseased molar As representative OF
the party which about per cent OF the vote at
the late election his views the future of parties are
Important Tue folio wing the summary of converse
ton held with him by reporter of The Omaha Bee I:
ale predicted disnte grafton OF one OF the two leading
political parties at early day-the defeated party
would 90 to pieces and there would be reformation
and new party organized. The issues will be Of fnan-
eal character-between the money issued by the Ma
tonal banks and the Government The strength Of the
Independent party had not been fully developed in the
last election owing the fact that large number OF
persons who really wanted 10 vote the Cooper and Cary
ticket did not do 40 for that they would be throwing
away their votes and wfetcbednes5 are pow
erfu educators. and they educating the people
RAPIDLY They brought the prOdigal son to reaiiz ng
sense Of his situation The school Of adversely Is crowded
Win stnders WHO are innnrng what tho inter is."