New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26

and then tell the national parry that imitation must he
made the cornerstone of iaiIh or ruin would follow
Now the Republicans after yelling for year or 40 that
silver must De- made a legal tender Tor ali debts. public
aud private turn To- the President and saw your Adj
'i, lf ..ooi , g''' -st 6oseryed r-ul,r for
such bullying performance.
The Aforementioned of Mississippi con-
firm. the report that Gov Stone is resolved not 70 STR
mp" thc horrible uurier Eempcr County. for me-
publishes letter saving the Governor has not consulted
MIN about tnc matter in any He adds an opinion
of s own which win the concur nee Of TIE pub
lies II tl OF the state persist their attempts 10
iaatc excuse. justify such violence, Eurder and
blt ultou. IL VIII only serve 10 invite rene'
t.n of ugh ds-.a,efn ''yaser, aud 'dmous an good
citizens O.. tne state 90 hec % Mexico or s"jo DomIt-o
or h..ter enforcement Of the Jaw anu for higher
grade ol CIVILIZATION
Mr.. Watter~on puts ont a funny flag OF dis
tre.s Tie mas been mistaken for friend OF rae Adj
mEi-rton whose good viii was tine sure road 10 lat
Office fo uc saws: Vc are receiving GaIy applications
FOR recommendations 20 Office 4 man OF woman who
tiut. wee have enough interest with the present Adj
urisratlol to the appointment Of Eau-er has
NOT sense ruoC - a. be dOspeter. We have signed no
petition made report. and could not and should not
Soc induced to dO People Who want Office ihhst Tor
the present 20 elsewhere. As soon are elected
President. everybody shall have an Office or lien the
millennium s j. have come" Ana very lively milleu-
nIuau 20 Wow. no. 600.
The President seems 10 have inStlled a large
amount of good ideas into the mind Of Gov. Young Of
Ou1. Among other Things he sand: d" do not object TO
Federal lcls voting EXPRESSING decided views on
politics. either in conversation OF public speeches nor
do object 20 their contributing money freely as hcy
please -o tl.t DE a contribution. not an assessment
such sums as they and such demanded OF
them. But do cnphaticallv object 10 their taking the
management Of tle campaign being delegates to the
convention. chaIrmen of the committees, and the Ike
10 hort to taeir making themselves the main coss III
the uarrv machine DO Won hear that Statesmen of tAe
cu-orr-lou~ % 7, tat desire - obey Tie people VIII
once more atro voice I'd thor S'ai- ''rhon'' aun
for good yclrsearunE their salaries by attend
Ius to their DUDES.
Now we know Just what the opposition party
is going 20 do. The Washington correspondent of the
T1stoa Haa.c, who has an enormous ear for rumor'
sends lis extremely valuable information " Ii s stated
~ those who c3u 20 know what is going 90 that there
i. formidable movement on foot IN the Republican
party r opposition 90 tile Administration, ana That the
frs. sleep iu tine scheme TO procure reversal Of the
i.c ION 3f the President which postponed the extra
session ~ Congress until October Its said that petit
ton fora session june, signed oy very barge num-
Der of lcbcr- OF Con ess is TO Dee prepared and mat
rii. petition VIII be published The Republicans from
Pennsylvania aIr reported to be at work upon uh7
scheme and rauol goes lar as % state that Mr..
G. .uslucaud Mr Blaine have come 20 the rlne way Oh
ti-, o,, t,e matter n il Furthermore reported that
tuc no, encn Tor early session has 'hc Sd'po. Oh
s.- r H u ne Iu On. direction Indicated but until
ar, lr -lue turtgar defelo1 mru,- id ir-ai t' . "e
. r-.IH4i- .'I'l T. I'D Ni' t'.,ti'A '''AN ''-'4'
with great dcli of reserve
A correspondent of The Cincinnati Gazette,
Who h3. spent time u Washington talking Win ihc
President and members Of She Cabinet, gives iAls inter-
probation ~ tc 20 civil service reform tIe AHil-'
trson is attempting: "Tuo President does not nchevH
ufcr service REFORM contemplated. can be carried
ou u any short time. eTen ia one Pres dent- term
Z, the people approve of tAe must continue 20 elect
Presidents who WILL work at IT, Tie country has grown
SD large so many se tAe places 20 DE flied t"t inc
vacancies ar ~ from natural causes alone are almost
sufficient r3 take ,io the time OF an administrations II
y,-rn- change should boz made 10 s not 10 human Wis
dom 60 appoint at good an average s"t of mon IS
those c,.p.acel tor the Iucuubrfs 40 any Nv uuc
are tue result Vt sitting proc q, Which has been going
Oh f5r years WHAT hoped for IS th1t the app'nti ems
may be 81. t-i 1uted time .hat each commission in-
min. four years. the vacancies may occur regularly
about ho same number cacu mouh. except as varied by
la u o- U houc-tr during the term " the next fr"-i-
DON'T TIL. corr4 crit-ye examinations viii DE- alFrd
,,,ore flplrtlelt su.orIuafes; nut understood
tL.t there l5 -dicc o. i7- y. o." -'D- i ',,
washington to Taom such methods can nave no "i''
The editor Of The Concord Monitor, who IS
uneasy i i've uud about Tie President southern policy
b.. been writing Iuita~s FL, eminent EcYuh'an asking
If thew know anything about alleged agreement Zee
tween Republicans and Democrats Whereby the latter
,ue receive certain benefits condition OF accepting
l good faith tH4 VOL, OF TIC Electoral Imnllsslou OJe
7 4 the Statesmen addressed was -iuou CImeron ana
: That p. --f.t has ulied m o letter which aims
tis hurst ~ ind .-a.ti,u: ' ru rr have thc honor
10 INFORM yoU THAT such scheme. nor anything hae
fr in a.y conceivable way. was ever doaa with my
/ know edge further assure sou tHat u any
-1on oas~nc-s bad 20 mv 1noVlelec DO would have
thereby insured complete 4Ii E,tc. 1iuro. tsn'j my
CUSTOM as victor to enter into compromises with those
ola have fairly dei.atcd. Ior 30 permit auT coward
TO DO sd g can prevent ~ aave seen DE statement
printed tla, such arrangement Woes made ] cannot
f.vs IT, And NY -b.' irf grows -t OF % constitutional