New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

most in favor in Ohio is exspcaker Converse %, oo.
ernor and the Hon. George H. Pendleton for H. & son
tor IL Is charged already that there Will be an a,,ena
to pack the state Convention in their interest and H.
iron County is IN a stew about 1t already. "'
Ex-Secretary Robeson says he has retired
from public e and has present wish to return 10 a
He has however consented to allow his friends 70 Civ.
him public dinner at Trenton on July q There ara
persons who say this dinner is intended as "sendoG-
q Republican nomination for Governor. but they nav
be mistaken.
The Greenback party in Minnesota has been
doubled II used to conss st OF Ignatus Donnely Nov
1t consists OF gnatius Donncly and Ebonezer Ayre,
They held convention last week, talked "a crowd Of is
spectators into hopeless docy and then adjourned with
out nominating State ticket The trouble was ths
party split on the question Of candidate for Goyeno
Ebenezer had for the place and Ignltlus one
and there was nobody to compromise on
The latest imaginary version OF Senator
Conkings attitude furnished by the Washington cor
respondent Of The Boston Herald who makes this sope
what authoritative statement: "Mr. COnkling ia yeyv
angry with the Republican Administration lie takes n.
satisfaction In Mr.. Hayes whatever and before going 10
Europe expressed his dspleasure free In private Ua
H. in fact IN much the state OF as Mr. Ben,
mn f. Butler. with whom he Il usually in political 40
intense bitterness Of feeling toward AdmnisiraIion
The question of Chief-Justce Wate's reccn.
ton in South Carolina is IN curious condition OF cnr
rect Ons and contradictions The press OF tho stata
acknowledged the charge OF inciyty when II was ar,
made and attempted explanations. Then Mr. Waite de
MED that he had made any complaint and then IL was
denied that he had dered Now comes an exiraet fro
private letter written by him TO exGov Aiken which
Is published in The Charleston Rers follows: 81 bave
to-day seen for the first time article, which, a, nm
derstand, the rounds Of the press to the effect
that not satisfied with tho social attentions re
ceived while IN Charleston. Most certainly hone nv
Of zicn fonS.o
complaint. ! have said a word from which anv
such inference could possibly DO drawn and no such
thought was in my hear, IL has annoyed me exceed.
ingy. BY daughter is Inucn anuOyed as | am
Wit this newspaper pa agraph."
The President has not given up his ex-
celent idea OF Southern tnp He said the editor OF
The Memphis Appeal Saturday that he INTENDED at no
very distant day make trip through the South SO as
to meet the people OF hat Of the country at their
own homes, and learn their views in relation to what
should be done TO restore prosperity and bring about
lasting reconciliation between all classes Of citizens II
was his opinion that what the South needed now
than anything else the immigration OF vigorous men
from the Mort 10 give activity TO the mercantile
and agricultural interests. II, was glad hear that the
opposition 10 Northern persons who went South to help
educate the cOlOred children dying out and instead
to know that sincere desire manifested on the part
OF the whites to the negroes educated. few years
agO 0berliu C0lee, ONO, sent number OF graduates
south to teach, and they badly treated aud many
returned home account of the hostility manIi seL
such remained now write that better feeling exists
and they are no longer treated N1tn rudcness
girtled as ntrleis. The Presd ut said he lad
this cha &c in affairs, and hoped the Southern people
would cOntnne 10 Offer no opposition to the progress
bing made with the education of the cOl0rel race.
Who will mourn for Tilden now His faith
ml backer Lieut-Gov. Dorsheiner, has given him up
with the remark You know well | that 10
revive Mr. Tden as candidate second time is not
possible You saw his physical appearance and that be
could not be run again" This utteauce is attributed to
Mr. Dorsheimer by the New York correspondent OF Tie
Cincinnati Enquirer, who makes him add IN Justification
of his recent speech: " What trying do
keep the issue against the Republicans'o force the
aggressive fighting, and not let this mdisnation 20
down 1t represented in the OF Tlen, although
he will not be personally available again" This Is cruel
enough from tue mouth Of a Fidus Achates, but hr.
Dorsheimer goes further and puts the entire blanc
Tor the failure on Mr.. Tden's shoulders Tilden not
taking the Presidency, mis- adyersares resume their
antagonism He Is however, an interesting character.
That 81 Stem Of procrastnaton. which often brought bin
advantage brought also his ultimate defeat We pressed
him during the campaign TO do many things, and he
would pat them of saying, watt Tae majority Of
things work themselves ,ht' Now this often appeared
20 be So. There he would say, didn't tell y0d soF
But after the election over-ghcn he elected,
despite cverythng-then Tilden should have been de-
cded and quit his quauday. IL is singular that man
80 industrious should have pOstp much. He
exposed however, many kind OF cOunse ana those
conn ,c.OrS OF the honest intentions blunirfcd the
worst That Electoral Commission bill supported
hy highest talent IN tIe party ana by Nj. llaens
friend. Hewitt IL not sunpOsabe mat ihe supreme
Court the United states would take SlcA party dF
sion think Mr. Iiden oignt 10 have assumed com
mand OF the party he would have been inIigfatd
But because lie erred ana put HctOn Oh thv X uc@ls
must not be allowed 10 iOrget that ne WAS cheated