New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

The carpet-bagger has become convinced that
his period for achieving harm has passed.
WANTED Some political problem to take the
place of the recently settled Southern Question.
Gen. Ruger will continue to suppress domestic
violence in the House Of South Carolina until next
Tuesday at II o'clock meridian. sharp.
The great reaction against the titled usurper
is organizing Fatbush l.. L. has gone Democratic and
President Hayes had better stand from under
Patterson and Spencer are in a decline.
They are far for course of ronand cod liver
OIL but how few blood-curdlng outrages would build
them upl
When Senator Patterson learned that the Pres
ident ordered the troops to be removed from tho
South Carolina State House lie went right home and
crawled under the bed.
President Hayes has had another streak Of
luck Ex-Gov. Moses Of South Carolina energies from
his obscurty long enough denounce the Southern pol
icy OF the Administration
The Supreme Court of California has awarded
the certificate in the WITH Congressional Dis
rict that to Pacheco, the Republican candidate
Mr.. Pacheco had majority in vote OF nearly
10000
Those pet-baggers who threaten to desert
to tho Democracy little attention for what they
can accomplish way the other. 1t is their stead
fast devotion TO principle which commands the adnirs
ton OF the country.
In Missouri they kick man up stairs in this
way First they nominate him for Attorney General Of
the state and defeat him Then they nominate him for
Congress and defeat him again. Finally, 10 sayc
his wounded honor they unanimously sign petition for
| his appointment as postmaster OF tue tO"h'
| The Democratic Editor is shocked because the
administration refuses to wither up before the breath Of
AR Wendell Phillipss displeasurc This conduct OF the
administration is highly dsrespectful TO Mr. Phillips.
and or course the Democratic Editor s panied His
feelings in fact not been cruelty mangied since
President Hayes decided to abandon the negro.
The Washington correspondent OF The Boston
Post is sure there was something in the qtO raranto
stories He teegraphs to that Journal Notwithstand-
ing the denial OF interested parties here that they have
papers relating to qlo raTanto proceedings in their
hands IL ia nevertheless fact that such papers
here last Friday Doubtless the correspondent the
original Gobbe" Dispatch aud. not being acquainted
with law TERMS he concluded II was a writ Of quo
rdrrdnt0
According to the table of The 81. Louis Repubk-
ean the roll OF uncon,ested IN the House viii
stand: Republicans, 1877; Democrats, li9. The con.
tested seats are 2 viz: in louisiana In Florida. in
Missouri IN Colorado, and In New-lork The latter
ia the seat 70 which John H. Ketcam elected, and
over which there will probably be no contest II all the
,be, SCENTS are given the Democratic claimants that
Marty will have majority OF IL so IL aud II may he
taken as minimum and maximum OF the Democratic
! majority.
| Concerning Springers candidacy for tho
speakership Inc 81 Louis Globe Demoera. says: "Its
gratifying that Springer of Illinois a
date for Speaker Of tue next House. and is developing
strength, especially In the HIND legs very rapidly. We
feel sure that no good Democrat will be able to refrain
from sigh OF relief hearing that there prospect Of
getting Springer into the chair For TO get him into the
chair signifies permanent removal OF him and his
sueeches the Hoor hence this JOY. Tho Democrats
had enough of Springer and OF bpringer speeches In the
last week the last Congress to do them until the next
Centennial"
| Notwithstanding the buster and threats Of