New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

allowed TO shave q fair shake" Mr. Ogiesby ha. N.
credit OF controlling the argest voice in America A.,
cept OF course lhe famed fog-horn OF Uncle Wi sn
Allen, hut n needs superior lung power 10 show ths
good sense OF his last remark
Senator Kirkwood advises the Iowa Repuh-
licaDs take acton OF any kind In their STATE c
vention concerning the Presidents policy He SAYS an
attempt approve to dsspproye will only lead 10 div
sion and dssenson The Senator has published lete,
giving his own views on the policy bit they about a.
clear those Of Senator Morton, being pretty event,
distributed on both sides OF the question
Spencer emerges from the Black Hills with
another protest He objects to the appointment OF Mr.
r. T. Smith Collector Mobile because Mr. Smith wa.
elected Auditor OF Alabama when spencer controlled tina
party. and subsequently went TO the Democrats be-
be believed the Republican party there fraud
Spencer says this an objectionable oense; yet NJ,
Smiths charge seems to have the symptoms OF truth
about IL.
There wasn't much left of Chas Francis Adams
after the last campaign in Massachusetts friend.
clung to the belief that his standing as a F.nan haS
been concusivey established. Now this comfort Ia
snatched from them for the leading irish paper OF thu
State The Boston P,o ventures to hope that Mr Aama
will not be made ngure-head apem TO repc Irish vote,
Democratic ticket. This rs tho unKudest a.
all And JOhn Kelly said lie was devoted FenisD, tool
There was time when the fact that an
accused official demanded an immediate and thorough
investigation tended favoraby until the whole truth
could be got at That time has passed-more's the pity
The greatest scOundrcls nowadays when charged with
crime at strike dramatic attitudes and' invoke
heaven and earth o witness, etc. Therefore doosn
quite follow that Gapn, Chief Clerk Of the Indian otce
against whom charges have been filed, is really
White lamb, although he may De-
The State debt of South Carolina Is given as
follows by The Charleston Betcs aud Courier When the
entire fundabe debt OF the State shall have been
verted into consolidation bonds and stocks, the State
debt will amount S5976.9l7 This result is obtained
by the reputation by the Republicans in 1873 OF the
$6 100000 OF spurious Conversion bonds and by the
scaling of the remainder OF the debt 10 80 cents
dollar. The actual bonded deN OF the state. Oct. 81
1867, principal and interest was S5,523,576 To this
cciyabe issued under Gov Orrs administration, making
the MISREPRESENTATION debt S6,0V.376, or s3o6j9
more than the debt under the Consolidation act"
1t seems hardly worth while to publish any
more statements concerning the rapidly vanishing Rs-
publican disaffecon in Ohio yet this paragraph from
The Cincinnati Commercial clears up the whole subject
so we'll IL will not be uuiuterestng There has been
much exaggeraOn OF the amount Of dissatisfaction with
Hayes's southern policy among Republicans in Ohio.
and especially among those of the Western Reserve IL
does not exist The leading men Of the party in that
ton of the State accept it the ground that it wasa
necessity rather than policy, and they iud fault
with the President in dsposng as he did Of vexed ques
ton. How could he have done otherwsef they ask
ia absurd said one, so talk Of maintaining the Re-
publican party at the mead of affairs IN south Carolina
aud Louisiana unless the people were prepared to put
into those states an army enough TO police
every county and parsa and this they would
sent do Whiio there apprehensions felt that the
will the wlsest use OF It's entire political
freedom there Is willingness To try the experiment
When the state Convention meets, Republicans of the
Reserve and OF Southern ONO will be surprised 10 ind
how nearly their views coincide, and how little real dis
satisfaction there is in the party"
There are good many curious persons
turning up in Washington one OF these is Judge
Soanaker OF Pennsylvania. sloanaker headed the dele
CATION from Louisiana which presented the President
with bust the other day. and his appearance at that
time has recalled an anecdote Of him which was told In
Andrew JohnsOns time. Then now sloanaker
yearned for recognition He wanted to be Internal Rev
enue Collector FOR the lid Pennsylvania District He
seized for his application moment when Mr. johnson
was IN bitter warfare with Congress, and when sympathy
WAS especially welcome. Wandering about Washington
in search Of help OF kind. Soanaker beauti-
full basket of flowers in shop the avenue aud
this decided his policy He inquired the price, Fifty
dollars" was the reply He had it, although it
nearly all the money ne had He then took resou-
tion that had been passed interior convention upon
Gen. Grants report the South. He Grants
name soTted JOhnsOn's, and then them out
i'm his own hand He then mJde credentials for himself
as AN envoy OF Philadelphia club ami presented
himself al the White House. johnson OyerlOyed at
floral tribute and rewarded 5lOanaker with tine ohce
he desired 1t behOoyes the President to beware OF
Sloanaker.