New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

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the public credit bigger
The able finarciers who have been making
up the Presidents mind the silver question viii prob
ably leave that ilsa Ia him on all future questions
Senator Bruce states, as his solemn opinion,
that the the Od-Line whgs do not appssr DO
cause they all dead. There has been general
picoD Of this kind abroad.
The Hon. John Hill says he will accept tho
Republican nomination for Governor Of NewJsrsey n IL
comes 10 HIM with an encouraging degree Of unaDim.
ty" Mr.. Hill should define what degree OF uDsnimy
he would consider encouraging" IL Is a very timber
wOid.
The machine politician is breaking out in
all parts OF the country with comparisons between John
Quincy Adams aud President Hayes The burden Of the
sons H. You smash the party II you m dde with tho
machine" That depends whether the machine or
tie Icoplc make up { e party.
There is q growing Republican opinion that
II would be good deal better to lose olo than To sur
render the silver imitation movement The seniim mt
expressed Is that the party afford defeat account
Of such devotion principles. hut cannot afford even
a victory through the abandonment of thoai.
Now that Senator COnkling is out Of hearing,
the Democratic editor Is having the ovclest sort Of
time manufacturing attitudes" for him The latest
is that the senator has invented double blckaciiJn
legal plan for tipping President Hayes out Of the White
House This II TOO stupid Ia DO even entertaining.
President Hayes has informed Mr.. WlkOff,
chairman Of the ono Republican State Committee, hat
he must choose between that position and the pension
agency which he holds, IA he cannot relan both.
THIS Is civil service reform. but il It is carried ont every
where it will bottle up good deal OF sonorous enihn-
siasm Tor the patty.
Gov. Hampton made good speech at Au-
bnrn bur he neglected explnn the dul-headed stu
plity of the South Carolina frst fanirs" IN reius-
I'M social courteses to ChiefJusdco Waito nDd his
family during session OF the court when the III cnton
cases were tried lie would have performed use'ui
and grateful ,ervice had he told the difference 90
tween ivalry" aud hoo risbness
Mr. Packard did talk little in Chicago,
though he tried hard lie was very melancholy
about the prospects OF the Republican parry In Louisiana
and seemed 10 fear that all OF its menbers would he
killed OF If they remained there lie said that murders
and outrages were taking place continually, ani though
GOV Nichols had Offered rewards for the apprehension
OF thu perpetrators they were never apprcbended ITO
did not wish about tn, Presidents pol cg.
ht n. tought Il An error to suppose policy would
bring over portion OF the feDe element W tue
Republican hdfly.
Secretary Sherman's decision that the new
bonds must be- paid in gold OF course unpleasant
news In OHIO The Cnemndh Commercial, Whose ediio
rial page averages about dozen silver articles dy
thus geets the secrary's letter: "Tne opinion rnmn
qated from the Treasury Depa imcnt On the question
~ the payment Of the four per cent b)nd$ I'D Eooha
weak document. though smartly wordcd II cannot 10
denied that the bonds payable In silver dollars TIC
ia ether shall eVirc orr cblnhgc
ons aud the dollar. II we do, the bones WI %
PAYABLE In IT, hut the silver dollar VIII men MOI ~ ~,
lie value than the geld dollar but equal TO u III an
translate ns. That Is The bottom TACT"
There seems to be ra3py sort of sensihyeness
In iowa on he snbi,ct Of Stanley Matthews The Bur
huo,o,, Ua,cksye a most amiable nearly every
other subj ct lets ny at Mr.. Matthews IN this way III
ia mrre that parties IN Washington, In their kindn'Ss
are Willing to furnish the publican State Conventions
LOT Of readyna ie resolutions ndosing the Pres drnts
policy We don't know that his Is true, but we do Sn'w
thnt II uy such resolutions presented in tho convn
ton they Will be kicked out, and the man VINO s'nus
Them will receive rebuko he viii remember Tor ing
balance of his HE 1t may do for tne powers thai d. III
Washington to send commission into sontb'In S'"
Ia trade and dicker the victory that vas tnraM
The cost OF lifo itself, but IL viii ROT do 20 aNn.
manage Iowa on the Stanley Matthews plal' W. t0
attempt IL made IL will receive The rcDuko 80 ~.
| Tdere - scarcely PROBABILITY 'ha' SUI" ~
been thought OF.
The cry of fraud doesn't strike The Ndnon
IA the best aort Of platform national party % SASS
ITS chances on. IL says: "Ibe reception gwen W quo
Democratic leaders last week at the Manhattan t'u 80
| marked by the appearances Of Mr.. I1ldon VINO """
sperch In Which, for the first time since the ~''"h"'
of the Presidential struggle he announced his p'i'
II daes not differ widely from that taken ny 'ue WV"
members OF the party whose avowed object ana p''u
ia "a keen hut one id, before the people FOR tne u
f,,, v.ar-that the party has bern cheated OUT o. Wv
o,octIo The passionate devotion Of Mr. 1llden 'hu n'
followers to reforn--rcfOrm In the currency rv'"'"
te civil SERVICE, reform In the army, REFORM J" ul' 80
which insured the 81. Louis platform has All u"I
pearod and In its stead have the sngie cry OF jaw
Tho ID ,mocrats may be- right In feeling snrr OF eA''
tho country m 1880 this cry, but II they 90 20 49,
ul do without the aid Of the Independent ,os 80
ed tlcm in the campaign. 1r ma i"H Nt,o.t
c,st ON the ID nocritc side Mr.. Iiden r"elNu - ,,st
en- rely "A reiormer ana because u W. ,,r..,n II
h. administration would be reform adinl lin a
mo wishes retain this support he mus' ,s ,o,t Al
| rcforuer, and must make speeches very uhnAe WV
| tho Manhattan Clap a.,
A brilliant imagination Is an ihoispenS"'''
| ouahfcation Ia Democratic correspondents AZ p''
| INC Cincinnati Enquirer has an army OF g'"l"' -
I endowed ona of whom touched up the HOB ~"
I Chandler "A follows Dstrot letter the "''os -
" Ir Zncbariah Chandler isn't dead ~ hooi h'i
bo N no clad to hear H. when he returned i"'n VS.
| t,to, n few weeks Az, no lcft nothing bchila u"
mailing but the memory that great Hon was ue'u 49,
,h all the iaekals ln the country had liberty To div 0
| corcass Some men pity him, but they are me" W.
were hoping to get oflico through his mh"''"o ~.
| general verdict here at home is, Coca 'u'osH'
walks the strecs OF his native city with feeble s1eP
east dawn and meek expression around the mou'" ""
for year. yelled blood ~ The south There was '''
| cbauder,s history when word from him woui" ~
| onst.d any postmaster IN Michigan. lie hSl 49,
s,avea i'm ths state. There were 200 newspapers "
| IN IN. slaves There 800 men constantly ON ~
hooks for Office and they glad "a play hcA'p's
! On the .reat Senator He run the Republican, p'i" =
the state rs well helping 10 run Il outside nd no
inc party organs their aud their "hloIos' had
man dared 20 back his orders. No one bss .r,lu
mar, power over state and one man WI o,v' shI
haye 20 muen power Michigan, fOvi ~ ,nets