New-York tribune., 1877-05-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOIEN
Southern chivalIy of the Mississippi KIND is
r,o., spprorriotc for gaIows decoration.
Mr. Becbe has already ordered n new pair
,f,.s fIr ms debut in the session as the cham
Mon Congressional dOube-shutier.
II tbe pension service is cut down, look ont
increase i'm the nudb,r of patriots WHO think the
President ha, gone back on the coorcd man.
The erceubackcrs are beating their gOngs
eespetey u the hope Of attracting public attention 10
their cause bat the public doesn't seem to mind the am
TAM
democratic editors who were turning pre-
,frr.iy lrv n their dclirous ami hungry nuni after
",hare,," against tine Administration now ma reiii
ie spreading themselves ON the lu>so-lurHish war
II Is said that the Mutual Benefit Life In
urance Company, which s growing 20 be moro and more
o. AID ar-ra So political force IN New-Jeisey,Niil en-
1,y,r d, steer judge Tccsc. thcr attorney into the
Iemocr,ic nomination for the Goyctnorship.
Senator Sargent has decided to remain in
California during the extra session. IEs Is dray step
OH hs part; for If The people Of California discover no"
r fI, Senate rs on without BIN, they Will be more
Inclined taau ever 20 Keep hlu ai nome ali t' UNIV
Nh. Randall may bc said t. have gained a
rort me Lichmond Disp0ich takes back lbs adverse
ra.s of ast week. and is astouudcd that anybody so
firm.-ltc,stopd what it said then as 70 con>Iuo is
excavations into a dsplngehtht OF hi h'i""" :
claims ,
For dozen years the platforms Of both
political Iartr, have glowcd vu ardent promise, To de-
frui tlc v dovs aud orphans OF our gallant dead from
some hidden Zoe WHO supposed to be lying III am
bush 90 rob them OF their pensions IL may pe lHat
tlc Interior Department has at lest discovered thcse
h.hug,ryu Somebody seems to be Iecuhs "o"h'
alter tuc pension agents.
The old fight between Senator Thurman ana
the re,noucy wing Of the Ohio Democracy shows sIsns
Of break ug ont again. Tho senator is very qieN bnt
tlemntouists are prOdug him with threats oi rum u
HON tlp
next campaign must Zoe run ou the same Ola platform
the state Wlh Doe lost Ihty are pl.'''' 's"' o' '
viii uc likely 20 20 Republican any way
The whole philosophy of The right kind OF
c.y.rui1rpt not only iu louisiana but IN every othe
suflcrp state D., thus expressed by The Nec-or'e~'
p,,,0s II is first Of an essential 10 convince td
uoof ri.ed and fcar-ridGen blacks that their interest
Ar, identical with those OF the whtes that their 1--we,
pfop,rty aud civil rights Will bc held sacred th't D'
c- ,si,f, rcb or Door, man is man for OF tnat d
louisiana and that all the honor thd power ol Jh' oa
h pledged o. tine maintenance OF the Pe4ot'Ne'' ' -'
manhood
Gen. NJ. G.. Butler United States Senator
l.t fr -,utb C,roliua says he is In favor of Ilanp
tom. Ioy aud in perfect accord With the President
l. treatment Of the South lie thinks the bane o poi
t too much pa1tslnship, and believes in lipeiaizn,
tbe Democratic party as 10 guarantee complete hO
tecou go the individual and personal rights OF al" ciIi
qus Perhaps 10 doesn't occur TO Gen Butler that tA'
best way of b,ralizng" tie Democracy which j. ope
to him Is ion han 90 step of the way and allow MAI
with ,uupN 0u, record 10 ne scht 10 "dshiH" -
b., place; out it ls % Tact. rcV rtheic7a'
Ex-Congrossman Ellis II. Roberts sees with
ur OF au experienced poll ician that the Presl
IuiIdiu, up instead of tearing down the Republic
c,rtaity. lac SAWS in The Udca Heral0 "iAe PIest
dent instead OF showing disposition TO desert the party
apurpose which have seen III to asciioe to MN
hining it back into the pathway Of its platform ana
~ r,cup,atug ITS vitality. We verify believe thdt
large shae of te vitality will come rom the 'coes
n E.a IA. g4V ET
Who have not been so much Democrats as auu-Hepu9iL L
can, SINCE zoe There are maLy sooi lG''Du, WI!
tle OLD WING party should thus REINFORCE tne li'", =,
party tc mar future; BAT not one OF lA>o Ie''OS -
gooI for tlc revival o. that O.d Wing parry
The Republican dissatisfaction in Ohio Is
traced by Iis CHcuiHOt Commercial 10 ~hat 1t calls the
"mastlr mechanics Of the machine They do not Ike
the quality of the new civil service reform some Oh
theh aided the election Of Stanley Matthews TO the
seuata because hey unlc stood he was tie Presdehl
choice and because they ped TO be rewarded iof thus
supporting the Administration. The reward has not
come. and what makes 30 worse, the other fellow, VINO
did not support af a has been given the przc This has
made goo, deal Of feeling and il finds vent under cover
Oi dsapEo,al of The Presidents southern policy. Tue
principal purpose Of The unhappy faction now Is TO run
Jul., IiG io Governor Win the understanding that no
sli b. promoted 90 S,lat,r MatihcWs's seat Ihs W.
be- "rcDuac' % the President, and would make hNeS
camplIIL
Mr. Bcccher believes that the Presidents
tour,e s Dot only rghL bat Is bound to become I'm
mensy popular. He said 10 the editor Of Ihe lo"gst0esH
tDlo gsier last week: "1le policy Of force has done
sp.rf.c wol-separated the south largely INTO poiti
ca p4r,s uy color distinctions such state OF aHalrs
most uepplale aud could be- continued without
bringing not ouly ou tine industries OF tho Southern
States. tut upon the best interests Of the blacks untold
m.'clcis. IIe cOurso hitherto pIrsued had wrought
c caal1usu between classes and races and parties to
hc highest tgu,un and break Was iucytlbir-a break
which either Co have resulted m anarchy, military
dep0uen or hc domination OF the only class capable OF
goyeuIs sU Gar as the Republican party Is concerned
E hope. tf carrying any one Ol the southern Hg,s ny
te o . ta1o. OF national interference were iI,treNa
bj IH .I Isyc- 3. duiug tsc only tun2 pyssipic TOT
OBJ. loYd ol iI. party. as wcil as OF the country
The Washington correspondent oil me boston
gsH1' represents the President as saving 10 Dr. L0uus
On Iry That Lr did not share with some OF his ends
tlt Sears they have entertained that The extra session
viii Lave a disturbing Influence on the country Nrthef
Co. Lc h0h.yl that Republican candidate Tor speaker
O. MD House viii be elected lie does not expect ha'
ho policy Le BIS pursuing toward the south VIII eohii"i
Oh. action OF Representative elected iy Southern Domo
crst OF win sever their connection with that party ou'
Do confident that ultimately hos southern policy "l"
have q s0ncuiug aud ubcriNng effect upon the people
Of that s.cton and will hereafter modify heir political
ACTON. Tie Presidents adyiccs from The Southern
States ere positive that though there may not Do an I'M
odatc break up party lines undcr the control o the
Democratic party there. tho large number " those VINO
formerly yOirn With I H. becoming weakened. IT tue e
is not seen befOrr the President confident that
vii be- Witnessed ia 1850 iu the election o FIsi.ns nv