New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Fourth of July party should absorb the
whole country oday
The ofice-holders would he happier to-day if
there less independence III the ar
This will be the most complete independence
Day the South has seen for good many years.
Secretary Robson held on to himself hard
and succeeded IN saying how sorry he Is that he
elected Hayes Pre- sid'nt
The H1 James NJ. Comfy, late of Ohio, and
soon TO be of the Sandwich Islands, says New England
is solid Hayes and predicts that ONO VIII be ReuD-
lean this Fall by 10000 majority
Mr.. Blaine summed up the attitude of all
Republicans. whether they agree with the President or
not when he said at Trenton "With jack Downing. II
am agin the Democratic pary-asin it IN the abstract
and concrete"
Perhaps 1t is merely accidental, but it is
LITTLE curious that the proposed Democratic gathering at
White sulphur Springs should be- pronounced adYised
and Just as Fernando Wood had made up his
mind to be present
Senator Beck of Kentucky, advises the Ohio
Democrats 10 adopt the platform Of the ST. Louis Con-
yention and the Ohio Democrats respond asaby that
he can keep his advice to himself ltl'nt the hrst time
Mr. Beck Las been suubbed IN the same place
Gov. Packard turned up in Omaha the other
day. and that he travelling aboni for plea
sure the recuperation OF his health This Is re-
assuring news. There has been suspicion that Mr.
Packard seeking the recuperatlOn OI inc Opposition
party
Senator Jones has completed his advertise
ment Of silver mines called, 10y courtesy, report on
silver in general and will publish 1t Will prob
ably NOT surprise Mr. Jones learn that the country
does not caro- battered three cent piece about Ls
opinion.
Postmaster-General Key is going South to
tell his Dcglbors how well he received in New
England He had been among the Yankees before,
sinks New England heart and soul with the President,
and certainly has good reason for the opinion.
Senator Thurman is said to have his eye
f--n
70 contemplate resgnug his scat and retiring to his farm
in order TO acquire sufficient robustness TO cope with Mr.
Hendricks Mr. Thurmau's financial record : not the
best but il is better than Mr. iehdflcks can snow no
has sradded some bu not so far rs Mt hendricks mas
Congressman Young, of Minnesota, says
he is lust as much Democrat he was but he
has great admiration for Mr. Hayes, and believes Com
gress Will support him in his attempts at reform Mr.
Young shows symptoms OF doubling that it is the highest
form OF stateSmahsmp !" Snu' 'ou' ''0' "H" '''
II is discovered in Ohio that there is good
deal of a movement foot TO send Gen. Garfield To the
Senate on the Western Reserve the Republicans are
found to be a unit in his favor both the Republican pa
pers III Cleveland being ready 10 support hlin
Private Dazell has broken out in new
place lie writes letter severely sarcastic and quite in
teresng to The Albany Erening Journal, explaining
that Stanley Matthews has no undue influence over
President Hayes and IN fact has no influence at ALL out
that every Ohio appointment thus FAR made is due 10 the
solemn private writes ike "a deeply wronsed man.
The growing i'll the Democratic journals
about the appointment Of Alexander Reed 10 the Toledo
fObio) Post-,liee is absurd Mr. Reed is gentleman
identified with Toledo, Of unquestioned business qulh
cations ~ he highest character and has every requisite
for he approval OF the most fastdous Civil Service Re
former H. has small lot OF yirulent personal enemies
al home-as neary every positive man has-ost ~ u 40
snrd 10 mistake the camor OF these Tor PROOF OF u
Mr.. W. F. Rowland of Columbus, VINO Is ire
uenv talked of "a possible Republican candidate Tor
Governor of Ohio thinks the Republicans VIII MOI" 'ner
own in the State, since none OF them expect
10 do any good by refusing 10 Nolo' anu
all the Liberal Republicans are hearuN III
accord with the President As for the feeling OF the Us
appointed Republicans. he says; Ihe sencia ivs',hs
here that whatever may have DC Il oNP,D,o VI ~"
sired il DONE there Is help for IT, Ihere VIZ,
OF course, a general expectation thit WIN h"!'s
dent Packard at least would he Recognized a. u
and there was natural disappointment Al tue CV','
result but people generally regard tlo qu',''"
they would one decided by a court-lts deold'u ""'
there's no use talking about H."
The Hon Ben Wade is still solemn. but no
talks with less OF birthstone He is sad, but he
een ouie and sees no reason to do anything else 81
can't see" he remarked to a reporter OF The CincA'
nah COMMERCIAL that there anything we can do but
A. rally sccn,s Ia me a. II the Presidents course was
giving away of all the results OF the war-all that Wo
fught for Slavery abolished In name but Win ihelr
stae Governments the way they have been going along
n won't be long before they have the thing Itself uder
another name. The trouble IA, they take Az YOU Snc
them and then demand more, ana they heep
more. Hayes should have given onlclai lecosnla
io Packard and Chamberlain, anu n a.,
Them by the moral force OF MS position sti M,;;
Wade does think the Republicans III nus section wiz
bnd baek from voting the party ticket The correslo.
dent found who thought he knew SIX mon WIN Tau