New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
POLITICAL NOTES.


Soft money and subsidies will be the CHIEF Demo.
cratic reforms.
The thing to do now is to give Che Democratic
party an unrestricted supply OF rope.
1t was highly moral course for the Hon. Clark
son n Potter 10 pur5ue-but what a lucky man Col
Onel Thomas Scott Is
The Hon. Samuel Sullivan Cox swings himself
into the imitation current. 80 quick bright things
come 10 confusion
The Democrats cannot do the President greater
service than to give him chance to veto a repeal Of
TIE Resumption Act
General Ewing seems to be the agent raised upby
An inscrutable Providence TO lead the Democratic
party to the devil. lie can do 1t.
The race for the Governorship of Ncw-Jersey be-
tween Rudolphus Bingham. the Water candidate,
and General Hoxsey the Paper candidate, is intense
~ exciting
General McClellan's title to citizenship IN New
Jersey is now confirmed. trustworthy gentleman
stands ready 10 swear that he has seen red mud on
| the Generals boots.
Philadelphia is getting jealous of the considera'
ton which the NcwYork Custom House receives
Ii does seem AS if Sutton deserved some attention
from the President.
Mr. Cox is the only NewYOrk Congressman who
votes against the Resumption Act. III Aew-lOfA
won't support him for Speaker, he proposes to ges
even by incorporating New-lork. Ihis Is q largo
size of craftsmanship.
The Eastern Democrat begins to suspect that ths
future is not SD uncloudod as 1t might be, aier a'
There is something discorlant III the harmony OF
party which prefers to favor hard money ana econ
Omy but whose representatives vote ailloS' SUI" "
imitation and subsidies.
The Indecent haste of the Democratic party TO re-
peal the Resumption Act ought to rouse up the ne
nuhlicaus i'm the States which vote next tuesday ny
showing them the danger of allowing reckless Al
organization to be stimulated by iuither successes,
By voting against the Democratic ticket, pIo,Js.
can be entered directly against this Assault y" -"
pubic faith.
The suspicion crops out here and there in OAlo'
that William Allen may turn up uncApee''ty -
the Senatorial contest aud carry on the prze' in'
is something irresistible about Uncle NiluAm W."
he ,,,,ts started I'm fight His old-fashoned IDEAS
nf economy would make him useful az washington,
and while his financial views are bad, they 49,
shade better than those OF Pcndlcion ana E"'"e'
Mr.. Randall is a resolute Anti-Subsidist. but llA'
other Pennsylvania politicians, he IS TOO su''' 49,,
and confdlng. II must pain Mr.. Randall 10 sec 'i'
Tbrockmorton, of Texas, elevated 10 the chai Us
ship of the Pacific Railroad COMMITTEE anG IN
anguish will probably be lntensliod pl tue S"'f
that somebody has been tr.Iling Win h'm'
The latest report about tho successor OF sen''O'
Morton SAWS that prominent Democrats in Washing
ton urged Governor Williams to appoint Mf h'"-
bricks instead of Mr.. Voorhees, and the uo'e'no,
nromsed to adopt the suggestion 1t is 10 Dc hopsa
TINS is true. MIR. hendricks is never any thIns H. "a
than a stIaddIVT, and even an hablluai sti"'"i ~,
better than a man who - always on inc "iV"e w.
The silver dollar agtator who lnssts 'ha' nc
not an iuilationst, should explain Why ocn-'
Jones is ia favor of repeating tho Resumption &c.
If silver is not remonetzed, but opposed w fepoAi