New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
POLIIICAL NOTES.

The unhappiness In the Republican party is
diminishing rapidly.
Ohio succeeded in collecting and managing
pretty successful Convention without the ofcehoders.
The Southern idea of pacifcation seems to
be; Immunity ran Democrats and redhot persecution
OF all Republicans"
Senator Edmunds of Vermont il again under
discussion TO his attitude toward the President The
laie-t and seemingly bestauthorIzed report him
down as hearty supporter OF both the Southern and
Civil Service policies.
Postmaster General Key is delighted that the
South united with New-EDg gland In preserving quiet
both during the strike and the Presidential conplca-
tions He bopes for a complete union Of
interest and sentiment between the sections
IN tore just wait Til william Lloyd Garrison hedIs of
that expectation.
The Western fnanciers are very severe in
their about the "walst scheme Of resumption
by contraction" I is 40 much more brilliant and orig
inal, know to talk about "resumption by 1Hlton.'
The man who discovered that the moon was made Of
green cheese was original.
Gov. Ludington of Wisconsin thinks the
President did treat him with proper respect in fail
ing to his dispatch asking authority 70 tho
inmates the Soldiers Home for the suppression the
rioters the Governor 10 have solemn incapaciiy
to comprehend his own joke II was tine one burst Of
humor which Illuminated the strike.
Moses has completed his testimony before
the South Carolina investigating committee, aud they
its completeness and Importance. All SORTS OF rnmors
flying about the state that tn testimony duplicates
Patterson aud extoy. ChamDerlall, ahOng most OF
others, but they are founded on merely heasay reports
The favorite argument of the silver advO-
Gates when anything SAID about the cheapness Of
silver is: Well suppose big gold mine should be dis
covered week. and gold be made plenty silver
would you demonetze gold thenl" II Will be- time
enough to answer that question when the discovery ia
made. Fighting shadows IL not profitable occupation.
The Mississippi Democrats covered themselves
with glory when they resolved that all independent
candidates inspired solely by lust Office and are
consequently "ayOwed enemies Of the Democratic
party" No Democrat ever yet had a lust for
office In Mississippi he woud rather keep the whole
negro vote away from the polls than have poor
dark encouraged in 80 dreadful a desire.
The Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell, one of the
ablest in Ohio gives Judge West the Repub
lcan candidate for Governor, handsome Endorsement
He told Commercial reporter in Cincinnati the day
of the Convention that the Judge man OF superior
intellectual powers and If not the very brightest and
clearest-headed the Constitutional Convention Of
1873, he was at least the equal OF the abes members
II elected To the GoyernOrsp he would DE able man
had filled the position FOR quarter OF a century
The preliminary Democratic music in this
State has been opened by stawart blast from Oswego
The Democrats OF that city step out with candidate for
Attorney General by William A. Poucher and 1t
remarked him, in somewhat familiar phrase. that
he has always been found in the forefront o the bat
te," has faltered," and, If nominated, wouc
sweep the country" AZ subordinate recommendation
ne has been Mayor of OsNeeO and Is IN the very
bloom OF his phy steal and mental powers Mr. POucber
to BE- the the patty looking FOR Tue deal
Democrat always "Dl0Oms" in the forefront, especial
~ about the nosa
Judge West made a speech before the Cleve-
land Convention after his nomination, and his views
10 "A correspondent Of The Cincinnati Enquirer subse-
quenty the people of OLo start the campaign
with a good knowledge OF what the Republican can
didate presents. his speech he said Of the financial
question: Touching the questions of currency shall
not pause this time speak; it Is too complicated
and too vast. have doubt the committee has Done
wisely. No contraction, expansion, no Geprecia-
ton is my MOTTO" That is about definite
rOomy the platform. lie said hc against pub
lie support of sectaran schools and wound Ills speech
with some eloquent compliments 10 the goddess oi lib
erty Oh the top the stae-Ouse. In his interview he
spoke entirely OF his attitude toward the Administra-
tOn making these emphatic statements; Il am square
and solid supporter OF the President" was his nswer.
thus far believe his experiments ought to have fair
trial He ought to be allowed TO work things out In hls
own way-the way he has commenced. don't believe
in the intervention OF the Federal with the State Cow
crnment unless II is absolutely Unnecessary. do not
think that Intervention al ali Necessary now, nor
likely 10 be- ! Tor peace, and want TO II amcaDly.
HAYES has done proper thlng so ar ana nave con-
hdence enough linn To believe that lie VIII nOl ia us
Ia the future" Do you tank he Will receive an IN
uorsement for his from the peOpe-uOt the pol
itclans-the mass Of the Republican parry T. Most
certainly do The people always ia adt ance OF the
politicians. they know what Is 1ght, ana tncy are not
afraid tell With the politicians II - diierent 10
them what is right isn't always rApc'iient'