New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
md pieco, vas little person. but her 0rnS "er0 '"0


,.,vave Tie dangerous point has been passed
The number of able statesmen who think
,,s, coud run The Presidency" better than Mr. Hayes
,sn is still large. but IL Is diminishing
II is funny that Chief-Justice Waite should
An. the report that be well treated, social J, IN
sb Carolina after the newspapers Of toe State had ad
,,,ed the truth Of the aeg d charge and had offered
expanail. rs
, Mr.. Packard believes the Republican party
IN Louisiana is a bad way. yet he is not discouraged
He says he may Governor of Louisiana again. within
tour years He proposes TO give them another tusSle
whenever the opportunity offers
The county Republican cOnyentiO in Iowa
ar pretty generally recommending expression what
ever on the Presidents policy by the Stale Convent on
In some the policy warmly ndorsed IN few
MS openly cundemned but in the larger number 1t is not
mentioned az all
A HELPLESS inoff nsive infant in Missouri has
been loaded with ma Of Tden Hendricks, ana an-
other one locality l. strugg ng for lie under
The anpeation OF SImul j. Ttdel A matter OF SIM
nj i ice the next male in ant .ich has misfortune
t appear m that nelghborhood should b. called Crnin
Here ia bit of interesting information.
The Indianapolis Journal 1t had positive inlorma-
ton when a party OF delegates to the ST. Louis
Convention stopped in Indianapolis last year, that
pledges were exacted and given thai II Mr. Hendricks
would accept tn, srcond place ON the National Demo
cratic tick he 81 oull the nrs place in iss0 is
this the secret OF Mr. HendrcAs's tremendous v'srl
The Hon. Marshall Jewell says he discovered
during his recent visit TO Wa bngton th 4 the hummer
and dead-bcat elrments consnicuous by eu abb
sence" atmosphere ab uG esident Hayes not being
congcuL to them. Mr.. Jewell thinks the financial out
look very hopeful and he expresses that opinion as
business actually ensag ID business. As Tor the
il Is "a necessity. Bayunets viii d. to stand IN lite
while but you can't sit on them as permanent tbhi.
The confident prediction that Mr.. Tilden
will be renouinntei exeites mp casant emoo
IN some parts OF the 5, nth In Augusta Ca tnefe
seems to b. slig { inharnoIii 'us element Tor me
Chronicle says: III M T1licu is living anh ID g"ou
health in 1850 he W II stand any chance OF get
ting the Democratic nomination for the Presidency than
Moxa Morton Of securing l1cc In ABR hams
bosom In the last campaign Mr.. Tiliens wishes We're
eousu ted on every question that He was allowed
10 have his way every occasion The party won
a splend vc ory. aud Tiden. bv his want Of moral
manhood COW rrtrd it nfo defeat 81 sat in his Shell,
81 nj or scai,o while the ideals incuhnt fan and
Professor II witt 'scurrcd Ike b1bolnt uei"tel
the White House nd the 4PiioL Ihe D,Ia,'ra'5g ,
party wa marty H'd, Dut ~ - WlS o.. On "a,
ESQ" $50 ." ''''' "' ' ''''''
As a party war-cry, the new cornerstone Of
the Democratic faith, fraud" is are dy allure The
party Itself refuses t. take up The leading journals
condemn in the abstract and the concrete Lspc
callv do they con emn II ts be ralyin; cry for
any stiempt To aues validity Of Prcsi nj aYcss
title As The st. Louis Republican pats IL " the political
suation tho country is in the highest degree saSfc
tory u is impossible for any Democrat to find tiu with
n. Mr.
ana % is almost nioustaOly certa tha he wonld i'm
uarl H. The disputed election Of ls76 has been finally
adj al at-d and will be reopen a for review ly
any tribunt eve" bv tie people themselves ~
r7eit rari-s IN $50, e. such IT, involve
Nj. Hayes or ns Administration.
There has been a brief but lively sqnal in
the vleini Of the Toedo Po tome, ami that the
uproar g partially subsded. the form of Stanley
Matthews is said to been discovered at the bottom
OF tue disturbance Mr. Downg ard is POSTMASTER
An attemut was made to induce INN 10 resign for the
alleged purpose OF making herth for friend OF
Rir Ma hcws. Mr.. DJwhng objected and requested to
be removed as understood princinle OF civil ser
vice ref IT'D Was any OH -er except for
cause Then Toledo walked up and brgan to shower
dispatches upun the Whue House, tesufyng 10 Mr.
Downgs use,uness ami zal, and requesting ms retn-
ton. Tue result is tnat the pnckv p stmdser will
not be removed. There ore Doubt - ex4t:,raons IN
tliS or, bu' Il ufr unaie for Hr M.tIe~s that
hi umquty ald "ro inrnce place ulm I'D INC ue'-"H J.
hood Of So nsi Hh hrs oI ia . KIN
Ex-Chief-Justice Lochrane of Georgia con-
tinucs 10 he firm supporter of The Pesidr"rs policy
He thinks The President is homes y and earnestly irving
10 90 So he can for the whole country, aud believes
be will streugt en- part Oy removing all demand for
a change Admins ration when Gis term expires He
believes the DeuOciauc party stronger m the last
election viii be n 1850, ana expects To see the
defeat OF MI 1flden dwmoe mo mere personal griev-
auce coi fined immediate follower, or those who
expect office from him. The Jut.e made ms ohserva-
ton tu spondeTt Of The Syracuse Sta"dard ana n
speaking II The Manhatf All dinner SAID: d" I regretted
the temper AM tone OF the speeches delivered al tn
Hendricks reception The great events OF American
prosucrity must be supported upon PRINCIPLES Of great
public Interests aiesmanship and cannot be mar
rowed down 10 The compass OF personal amhtions OF
defeated tHe OihC To lth tttA rs
ulrei Wue / ported Mr. Totn q the List election
ami would nave reJiced 80 his in rution, aave 40
sympathy with tne viuperatl"h urd dgtlh't lhe Llec
tOr.l tie denunciatOh ot the results ~
whicn 4 airiVe'L'
President Hayes is reported by the Wash
ingfon c .rrtspoudcnt Of Ihe BOst ~ AdUerttS,T
saving m reference his forthcoming order to
oflr-h. Iders 10 Withdraw ether from politics or
their ofocs that swhie the enforcement Of this rule
uiebt work some harm the Republican party for the
present hr considered both rigbt and just,
and az such 1t niust strcdy observed TIe President
WAS informed that tns rule would make necessary the
Resignation of about one-hilf the mrmbers O te Ono
State Rrpubic,n Committee, including the chairman,
Gen kon Under this rule Coll cior Simmons and
other Federal ofc IN Massaehus It's will O he forced
% abstain from participation political contests IN the
Slate Ex-tiov j. d. Cox had long inervie with the
President during which policy Of civil service re Orm
was tauroug ly discussed. Gov. Cox approves Of the
Presidents rule regarding Federal ofhcc-holders not
mixing in politics II the Presidents letter Is TO be fully
carried out The following mssnDcrs the Rrpnbl
Nj Ion and IiiNr mIotttnt committees VIII Ot com
prrd 10 res. IN their In Government Uifcr-
winch tlDY n"w Old: q " cCofmicA, Assistant Secfe-
tary Of Treasury. crctdy Of the X ubhchn
National Commit VIII CImD7c.. VINO H. Collector Of
Iufriual Revenue IN indiana; Capt Euos, VII Is post
masur ID Wisconsin Chaincy F'iet p'Ntm 81 a. u.
Postmaster Ke Of Wisconsin, chairman OF The krpub-
hcan staic Committee, besIes srca many otAers ID