New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11


N,,vesn the lines shows that the carnivorous IN
To-. Of the General getting the best OF him.
go. Is ground for suspicion that be may DC eager 10
sasn his tooth some wel-condtoned member OF the
Administration 81. ~.
- nresent to revive the old quarrel between the
Vm,Ine and anti Conkling wings of the Republican
~ They declare that the war has alrea ~ begun
baps So but II 1t has the weapons must be alr-gus
cav there is neither smoke nor noise
Cen. BoyntOn, the Washington correspondent,
nesu on a visit TO Ohio, and the Democratic papers
- credtng him with saving that he was surprised at
~, formidable opposition TO the President he found
ING Repnbioans there that, in fact he Is apprenen
nxe lest the state be carried by the Democrats
If some of our legislators in Albany, who
ara ALI broken with reform in it's most distressing
30 would only little from their abors in reds-
nn,ine the city patronage, they might find time 10
- action on the Constitutional amendments which
Iope can insure permanent relief from the abonna-
tons which inest cur municipal sYsten-Or laoh Oh ~ D.
teul-from top 10 bottom.
democrats of the ode factO" and His
rr,nduency" type are growing less deirous. Every
A, some of these oonvalescents are becoming sane
pcb to give President Hayes credit not only for the
intention but for the practical accomplishment OF vital
efors in administration. 1t is pleasant TO see people
- recently possessed" and making "hOly show Of
Themselves now sitting clothed and in their right minds
In his recent eccentric address Mr. O'COnOr
aid well insist that the judicial. executive, and iegsa
tive departments of government should each be entirely
distinct from and independent OF the others. Upon this
mint these words OF Daniel Webster worth recalling
separation OF departments, far practicable, and
the preservation Of clear lines OF division betwe them,
"a the fundamental idea in the creation Of all our consu
tutions and, fdoubtlcss, IN" continuance OF reguaeu
liberty depends on maintaining these DOHndarles.
Judge Kelley of Pennsylvania is said to be
in highly pleased condition the bright prospects
OF his financial theories He is that the financial
question he the leading in the next Congress,
an wouldn't surprised, judging from the conversions
among his former opponents if several members Of Ooth
parties refuse 20 into caucus unless they nave assu
sncrs that toy will be asked TO pledge Themselves IN
tt, of siiyeT ard i'm favor II contraction Prosi
de..ts policy the Judge Is silent
The Democrats of South Carolina are pre-
parng to npeach the coOIed Associate Judge OF the
supreme Court, Wright, sort of carpetoagger from
Pcnus wanna. whether he emigra:ci with Patterson or
moi Is lot stated. Mr.. Reddeld in The Cincinnati
Commercial that put the bench SIMPLY because
O, his color and that he has character or quaca-
tios which fit him for the position. Testimony is being
collected against him, among which it l, SAID there is
"a en the Judge drunk from the gu ter.
An Ohio Republican editor who went to the
President a day two with moving tale OF party
de ection state somewhat DeWldered because
Tho President displayed alarm OF even surprise al tho
tdngs MI Hayes said itw true that the Reruo-
hcan party might temporary defeat bat that
IN Tie end IL would out stronger than ever He
looked upon politics of the country as now III very
diseased condition. and requiring heroic treatment
TIE heroic treatment he considers to be his southern
pol,cy and he thinks that the true plan 10 save DE Re
puhcan party for future usefulness. While the party
may Il rst lose two or three Northern States when the
benefcent effects Of the policy fully apparent VIII
np more than IL will lose. He was convinced ny his
adyices from North Carolina and Tennessee that the Re
puhhcans will carry both OF these states al the next
nch that years he would receive me heluplcan
nomination for Governor of South Carolina Tho editor
who is supposed 70 have been MI C0wcs OF ne Ctere
laad Leader went away dubious, hut the President was
uushakcn in his confidence. THIS report Of me cohFSsd
ton is gwen by the correspondent Oh The baltimore S"
Postmaster-G eneral Key is a good deal
amused az the way he shut up the Democratic press on
tho Butler appointment by showing the beautiful letters
OF sayler aud Cox. He said to correspondent OF l"e
Phiadelphta Times: GLOW the Democratic papers
would have pitched into If had not had CoXs ana
SAVERS letters Now it is order for them 10 repudate
kepnew George" Mr.. Key says he made the appoint
ment mainly on Gen. Buffers recommendation to show
that an ex-rebe willing to forgive even NM no"
calmly the General takes the sudden recall OF ihs
nephew is shown by characteristic letter witch be mas
sent Mr. Kew i'm which he says: II ans part oil is
statement is true you did exactly right promptly to re
move the offender If Mr. Butler d'unE or sober IS
capable of acting in that he Is utterly o' 70 hoi1
any position among gentlemen. should NOS pace inc
shghtest credenee the statement were u not that
could hardly conceive that the Postm seTencfa would
remove an official upon grave charge without
hearing unless after careful Investigation he had ascef-
tanned the truth Of the statements oresta5sed them ~
reliable witnesses beyond doubt Therefore r this note
assume facts have heen proven to yodr sstactlon
because after what you told me OF yohf 10
change the app0ntTaont Of Mr. Adams Postmaster at
DeadwOOd after charges mad been made against nlih
lest the fact OF the removal Would fioE ,.,',I S
with ike Justice in any other case. Assuming ms lsc
the efOe, most fully concur wth ana ani.uC yub b we
,frrt in frn rgrufgpg
done when assured Of the facts had oeeh III your
place.
The politicians are good deal bothered be-
cause the President persists treating the members OF
all parties Ike American citizens ana gentlemen Thcy
seem unable to comprehend that President has no bust
ness 10 be A partisan OF the President Of apa'Y
Tie Washington correspondent Of The STn0eid RepVO-
heo, gives this amusing and undoubtedly truthful PIC
turo of the ludicrous cOntoItons produced among tue
pleading ststesmeu "The President is showing good
deal OF shrewdness in his intercourse with public men
He sees all who who have influence. Especially IL
this true OF Southern he consuits both SIDES DON
Gratis ~ well a. Republicans Some OF the Republicans
complain that he receives Democrats a. c,dd.y a. Mi'
Tlden wOu.d do. And the Democrats are aISiJ-Sobe
OF Them al leas-because leading Democrats nave my
thing TO do with him | know Of more than one Demo
crat who will hardly forgive Senator Byard because he
called mon NJ! HAYES the other day. But the Southern
Democrats say that they do they please and nat
they will 40 longer submit 70 be called to account ~
their Northern associates for their conduct haho"
Cox aud Morrsor-three prominent Democrats IN ne
Houseare rather douhlcfaced on This question OF the
recognition OF the President Priv tey they are a. clever
~ one could ASK bubtbey much afraid ~ the ma
gDats OF their party that in public they feel compelled
70 Iut on au sOurness and ugn-ss IL VIII not 40
for them in public forget that Mr.. Tdcu should ne IN
the White House. and Congress had come together as
planned, this hypOcri;ical feeling WOuIa ht1e teeI
exb6,ted I'M way rot pleasant endure BY Octoner
think that these gentlemen viii not be afraid to ireat me
President with deccncy. and the Republican PumpeIS
viii nave cot over their -feeliug Time that sOftens al