New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
POLIIICAL NOTEG

The best thing the disgruDtcd politician
con do IA - 20 a1shing.
Mr.. Randall at last says he is n subsidy man.
What ia tho sntsubsidy Democrat going about Il
1t is fortunate that no Congressman arc 70
he elected ibis fa else demagogae or two might Zip
| IN 70 swell the number already thore.
About one election will satisfy the working
ingnen TINT private party o. hs own can do him moro
! damage than all the other parties put together
| The Georgia Constitutional Convention ia
nearing the end Of ts aDors. and the marvellous docu-
ment 1t is constructing will probably De- finished next
week Judging from tho comments Of tho state press il
will DE long time before Georgia again INDUCES IN
similar luxury.
Ar enthusiastic admirer Of Senator Conkling
t4egraphs ~ Utica that the Senator'S serenade speech
sis much admired in Now-YOTk and has made favor
able impression among the men OF al parties" Tho
gifted author Of this dHpatch probably asDrs 20 con-
ductorship on Az ur derground Or elevated railway
Simon Cameron thinks the President has gone
strsy OF tho evil influence Of stanley Matthews
lie SURF people unhappy ab0ut than The
politicians and ~ for Pennsylv8nis her sorrow springs
entirely from her high patriotism, sinoc "PennsyYa
mans 10 Dot care for Offices This 10 10 tle nature 81
news.
The existence Of the labor party cannot be
very long anyway. and IL seems unnecessarily cruel Tor
BIanton Duncan 10 nip n, brief csreC- IN the bud by
starting newspaper in its interest yet this IS what he
proposes to DO. BantOn kill party BY supporting
IL than any other man IN America except sam
Bo~les
The Hon f. w. Bird is about the only Dem
ocrat left in Massachusetts, thinks the party ought
10 renominate Cha Is Francis Adams again this Fail
He thinks the name Of Nj Adams az the lead Of mo
state ticket last year holpod tho party all over tho
country and he believes il started tho party In Mas'a-
rhusstt. long way on ne Journey from minority 70
majority organization n the psrty IL go 20 start on
that TRIP 1t ought 10 take younger candidate Ioi u Is
ike the road - J0rdan' ION. ana A'i"'
Congressman Hester Clymer Of Pennsylvania
is what m. ht be called sevenby-nine statesman. lie
cay breath that the President fraud andin-
nlediatoly adds: But afford 10 oppose the
just measures Of Ar. Hayes We mast se above par
ship sni support him whatever be does which Il
constitutional and right We must not counsel isord-F
&C tne violation of law suppose Ar Cymer should
rise above partisanshp' sufficiently % refrain nom can
ins the WORK of tribunal created ~ .s o.n Pa,,y
fraudulent" wouldn't a. Dee arssisiLtl st'l'l'hi
Uockery. the Hon. O. II. Of North Carolina,
Dr.. hopes Of seeing the Wing party on it4 feet once
more yet Dockery has published column Of large aud
b. sutfu adecyes embodying bis faith IN the President
and hia Ca6ot and assuring hii coln,rynen that he
knows tho Administration Is IN " dead enrre't IRIS
conviction undoubtedly arises from Dookerys success
IN securing consushp for his son, add = published
probably with hope that may ntlco the Adn'n'irA-
ton 10 yield little farther and find place for Dockey
himself As for tAe Wink parry he says: Inc glorious
principles OF that grand old political system cant ie,
nut uusECv NOuOfcl
American civilization oNiss. II ever orgshzei shan
march it, nag ami rejoice pa l's cor tiFaNlo
soaohiugs." And great sshtt Fli % W see Do,AeJ
march.
The latest version Of the trouble between tho
Onto Democracy aud their candidate ~ Goyrrnor given
~ ,ySeorrs3pondcut0 The Cincinnati Coniner
cI who hastaked with several ofthe brethren Herepro
,rnts Mr. Bishop addressing the Executive Commit
tee who were feeling around FOR has pockctboOk n this
ENCOURAGING manner: Of course, tncro has got 10 Dc
.ou,e money used IN the campaign. and good many
things 10 be attended to- you understand and3ny money
Won need why OF course. you'll just get IT," But wherei
tbasis t.s conundrum. one brother remarked after
tbis revelation: ave arc trying " DO sangino, and
tim. i. about an we are don. For myself, the more
.eo u Bishop the less Ike him" Another said "Oh
in, wes enough % make big show, but Ne haven GOT
the soft thing We brlg aOout ia tIe nlu' 81 ~ shs
gi5cm ~ D. cheering 70 DC As7uflu VIA ""4 W. A"P
SON n q confident"
There was a good deal Of lively talk at that
prn-Bay conference OF The Ohio Democrats last week
ono pugnaeous delegate anxious to put the kepao
an. an the defensive 2, enCe "WlatTe want saidhs'
lis IN b ahead OF tbon srd 10 give them something 10
sp.wcr when they commence II we have nothing more,
80 n.bearse the Ten Commandments 70 them. aud
charge them with having violated al Of them-so as 70
nut ,hem on the defensive" This TOO much ior Que
Of Che Did warehouses; who retorted There i only ono
,e,tiop 10 that which is thisiI would give only
sesk to prepare in. Tho gentleman himself may De
s,ndsy-ehoO te,cber, and have sii the Commandmenis
=. s tonoue's end but he must remember that Of
M. n.T 6a in an entirely different sltuati0n." Iis
uinua prcieat sell % have been abandoned suude-
manly Nhen II was discovered that the Christian states
who to stand on the platform nal lut p4lo'N
GA ms DO &c tbOOk end thrown away the Key.
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