New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

ms candidates for Governor They also ncnt,on.a
I'm connection with the Senatorship in addition TO Con
gresham Garfield and Stanley Matthews. Some ques
ton OF geography Ia likely enter the contest u,hern
Ohio not having had Republican Senator since saInoa
r. Chase.
For the next few days there will be plen.
u crop OF such paragraphs the following from IN.
Washington dispatches OF The Boston Globe: Tbera
arc already indications OF open hostility in the party "A
Mr. Hayes The Morton crowd are talking loudly tn
night about JohnsOn's Administration again. Ths
carpet-baggers from tho South already In open On
position Conkling Is incensed and Blaine is angry
prominent Republican Senator prophesied to me today
that there would be q break with Hayes inside Of air
days. Hayes has already intmated his intention 70
conciatc the Southern whites, but he will not
desert the Southern Republicans"
The better portion of the Southern press /,
disposed to treat President Hayes in a liberal spirit
The following language OF The Richmond Wing ofYersa
striking contrast that used by many Northern Jour
nails: ave regard Mr. Hayes to be personally honest
man and gentleman, and politician. far more liberal
and in his views and feeling than the great body
supporters he should indeed prove be really
sufficiently great to rise above the prudces Of the mere
partisan and become q second Clay-a great Com
mOner knowing no North, South. East West We
will rejoice and accord MIN oil praise The oppOrtu-
nifty Is offered him OF going down TO history the
foremost the list Of Presidents save Washington
universally esteemed by the good Ia all sections May
he be equal to the occasion"
The Democratic Congressman imagined that
by defeating the Army Appropriation bill they would
have good cry TO 60 to the country 1t may, how.
ever prove a serious mistake TO them. On this point
The Springho'd Republican says: "Tbe Democratic
majority in the made their heaviest draft on
the patience and prbearance OF the country defeating
the Army Appropriation bill-lOsing something OF the
credit which they had gained by controlling their rebel
ous minority and Bringing the electoral count to a
peaceful conclusion. They are mistaken in supposing
that the country will sustain them in their factous posi-
ton the army question. The country will forgive
them possibly the parent forgiYes the child that has
been justly provoked and INDUCES temper ana smahe
things. but it will mbcr not either patriotic
or credabe performance. 1t helps further TO recone.
the country 10 President Hayes and his Oppnc
uuity both the larger and the easier While
till further the denoIazaaon and thu division OF tue
Democratic party ITSELF"
Chairman Morrison wrote to a friend in
Illinois few days follows: Many o our friends
and some of the most influential. Think pretend 10
think that bound by obligations Of COED faith
90 on under the Electoral Commission bill to Hayes
fraudulenty counted in. There many Of ,his way
OF thinking that ths result TO me to be ne table
The truth Is that great man, Iden, able as se
doubcdy s did not have the pluck to meet the require
ments OF the occasion at the right tLne' though sup
pose il must be said to his credit that when this COmns
sion was gotten up expected that Davis woudbe
the eighth 1 look upon this thing as lost. thouh
Our folks could keep Hayes out II they united ana
possibly could new election; but Lamar, Hill.
watterson Wood Wells and many Others say they intend
10 let Hayes go through and believe themselves bound
TO do 80 never had any faith IN the electoral project.
but Everybody in the country seemed to favor H. and
when returned from New Orleans II Was already set.
tied upon as the way ont" Mr. Morrison, like the rest
OF the Democracy has iound out 10 MS isgsI tn't u
candidate was not a man OF war. Mr. Illdrn's most
familiar weapons are law books-dict0narles, ana tho
statute of limitations
There has been good deal of venom spit
H.. far IL h,.t "A.
Indianapolis Sentinel has been the most venOmous OF all
the sheets Listen 20 It's rawlings When Rutherford b.
HAYES lies down to sleep, the crimes by virtue OF which
he inhabs and poutes the Presidential mansion should
come in nocks black POe's raven and I'LL his room
with supiurous odors sit on his stomach Ike nightmare.
hiss in his ears like ns and crawl over him Ike cobas,
until he feels in every fiber OF his rmesaiaed soul that
by accepting Office from set Of peurcd consprators he
has robbed the people whom he pretends to exercise
authority Of their dearest rights When he rises from his
couch he should made feel that he is only the more
cOnsp.cuously usarpcr Of powers ana privileges and
that every movement only brings into holder reei the
infamous record OF the returning board scoundresm
and The dcprayty OF the radical deadfal Commission
What office had the editor of me Sentinel picked oitf
The Cincinnati Commercial is of the opinion
that the gulf that separates the more liberal Southern
Democrats from the Northern Republicans neither so
wide nor so deep that it cannot be spanned They oe'
cupy il contends almost common ground on all the
important questions before the country Ibdt Jouiuh
SAWS: 1.-THE Conservatives OF the South. who are not III
dehted the Democratic party of the North for any
thing but q series of uubroken disappontmcnts from
1861 to 1877 committed TO the principles OF equal
political and civil rights FOR all ctiz~ns Of the United
Siatcs and will find difference between them and tho
Republicans on that What else Is there to Keep
them asunderl Upon financial issues there are as vide
differences IN the Democratic In the Republican party
and the question of free trade and tariff is hardly pae
l one 50 long as great public debt is be provided
far We are not aware either that the matter OF APP
propriatons public enterprise geographically and
COMMERCIALLY OF special importance To the 80 IT, THO
Of that section VIII ma more aNOWei
.ppositIOn among Republicans imam among Democrats
Looking over the whole ground If there III anything be-
yond traditional prjlccs to keep the conservative r
mens of the parties apart 1t does not Present istH
very forciby to us at this moment