New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
POLITICAL NOfKS.

Il is safe to say that Mr.. Eyarts viii not resign on
account of the Rochester disapproval.
There is strong suspicion that the intellectual
feature of the Rochester feast was oyerdone.
The present Democratic officers may be popular,
hut it looks as If the new ticket advocates were
picking up "A good many delegates.
This State is crowded with Republicans who sym
pathize with the pous Dutc hnan who yearned to
say "py tam cOOpe times.
1t seems opportune to suggest that ASsisant-Sec-
rotary Mccormick he gwen little repose lie has
been mentioned" for every Office under the Gov
ernment within the past month, aId some other
man ought 10 have a turn now.
TIE rural Democrat Of this State seems to have IN
impression that there is something like thousand
positions on the ticket this Fall. Nearly every prl-
mary, convention ras recommended the nomination
OF a townsiEan. The whole party awluliy hungry
General Walker, OF Virginia, is SAID to have been
80 alarmed by the clam0r Of the readiusers' that
he has swallowed his manly words in defence of the
honor and credit Of his State The movement to run
another candidate for Licutenaut-Goyernor was so
serious ne hastcns to say he has been misunderstood.
This il ri once ptiabe exhibition of lack OF
moral courage. and striking proof Of the over
Wlth0ng public sentiment III lI-ilid III laNoI Oh
incilient reputation.
The Wisconsin Democrats have made the election
Of the Republican ticket almost a certainty by nom
mating for Governor the father Of the initiation party
in tho State He has always been the most coppcry
SORT of 4 Democrat and of late has been rabid for
the most cx IRENE initiation measures The Repnbli-
cans have a bad platform. but exec llCnt ticket
There ought 10 br doubt of their defeating e par
ty with a worse platform and q worthless ticket.
The Administration does not appear to be east
down by the opposition of Mr. ConkliHg and Mr.
Tlatt The President smiles with great gooI honor
but decline, 10 talk Mr. Eyarts remarks that ii
does not amount 70 much anyway, since the conven-
ton did not represent the party. Mr.. sherman
"smiles grimly," and thinks it unfortunate for the
Senator dat he cannot restrain his c0mbatyc pro-
cliVltics. This is all the comment the most cncr-
pttic Intervening can eXtOTt and II Us all that
cnulI be expected. Nobody anticipates panic st
Wgshuqion or anywhere else because there Is not
the slightest cause for one.
Governor Young, of Ohio, is confident that the
Republloans will carry that State by from 1000 20
10 600 majority. The workingmen are claiming q
great deal. and he ddnot know but that they might
succeed in gaining the balance Of power in the
Legislature so that they could dictate the election
OF United States Senator. If they could elect ten
members that would be enough ~ for the Beatty
movement, the Governor tells Il correspondent OF
The Cincinnati Commercial that it does not amount
10 ANYTHING. Ii might keep few hundred Repub-
scare anybody though Beatty IS tremendously IN
earnest and runs o Beatty Bureau with great viror.
" I'm fact" added the Governor. Eeatty is good
deal of "A bureau himself" Now that IS DOWNRIGHT
slandcr ard il General Beatty ~ tho mau he Is be-
| iieyed to be, there viii lie music ia Columbus.