New-York tribune., 1877-05-16


Peter Cooper didn't send his regrets. But
tsen h. ior.a. Keep a little dictionary.
If President Hayes would give way 10 Occa-
,gna, DIS . -.tlyadeIuess hs would be less exas-
peralng subject ior his crucA
The election of Chief-Justice Willard in
soBts Carlia. gives comforting assurance that Wade
Hampton is SILL master ot thc sit1duon.
There was much melodious oratory at the
Chamber Of Commerce dinner upou a wide range OF
topics but somehow the Old Line wuis was no. resus-
When the hagglrd Democratic editor gets
thorouc y oewldered in has drhrous hunt after
-obsrse." ue b1ndages h.s f-vered hrow with wet
tovc aHd roa-'.'s himself D' crucisng 'he "'r-HAp
o. some eittriiis-uS rival
There would be an inestimable gain to as
trouomcs .c-nce some q th, DemOcra c editors VINO
ar patiently searching for breach ma the Republican
party could ae induced 90 their powerful vision
In search OF AN uarmereura auct, or in solving some
olht. slG'rra problem.
Another proof Of the Presidents iDctiiciency
has cone % ANT lie refuses ., d,.dtead To- even IN
theology. and has advised the elders OF the Foundry
Church u Washington tutt De willl- o. pay much
a. auy member f1r che support ot tGe church. vgor
Yrlp from tir Bourbon oiE'Is H 4I q der
Somebody guesscs that the President is
buug his nails and coEitauuE over the following ap-
pou,meuts % foreign missions. LnEiaul, Hamilton
Flsa; Vienna. George Tm. Curtis and James Russell
Lowell; b. B..1um. henry =. Sanford and Gen. BUY
bridge Russia e1 senator Frclugul SEN and George H.
boxer.
Mr. James Russell Lowell stated TO a reporter
Of TIE Bpsto Hr-a.d Nond, that fla only knowledge
b. had of an cu ou tr part or t1e Administration
= appoint him Minister to Austria Was derived from the
newspapers DE said residence %, Vienna would doubt
es be pleasant bus he had desire TO go mere II an
q. cal ,apatity.
The temper Of the Northern Democrats on
approur tlaus for public improvements n Che south s
likely o. De- put % test soon thr extra session be-
CDs NJ Randall Gibson i- said o. have q resolution
ready to offer n tAe House Democratic C'uel, GaeiaF
ing m favor " extending governmental. ad to the build
ing OF ue ieyccs and thc southern Pacific Railroad
hasten 10 dr, 1s ,ucir positions
The country has been In very useless
sweat aYpclra reported int,r,ieT between the
President and Nr CtvID- of The CirUef0d Lcqdsr That
Journal publishes ti. statement: d" Il il that Mr.
Cowles hli eery pleasant interview with tne President,
but Is not ts that he ~ him that there no nope
Of carrying ONO 0u account o. Southern policy and
the statement re-art % M..srs. Evart- and schurz,
aud iHr t >i.rui H"t reH"flul has friends ' ise I'D
every particular 80 another bubble yaul'nes into thin
1t is said that Senator Conklng has not
called gp0r President Hayes since his Inauguration.
Prom s circumstance the inference drawn that he is
ehasnued al the attentions PAID to ex-senator FeutOn
aud that be- vl Doe found opposing the Administration IN
story tAat 90 - published b., thc paper The Fhi0
d'ph,G fms which stated daring the count OF che cleo
torlI vote t8t ST. CeukiaS would oppose She decision
o. tle tribunal 'n te lolls ana vote story when the
Senator suug. gucajy denied.
Sir ToDy Belch himself could hardly hope TO
uya -he gentlemen who lre travelling back and form
between the House and Senator Blaine and saw
ina tie Rtih their au0s for blood This dispatch
beus sent out from Washington on the authority "
tOcled intimate friend of Dir. BAiues: He Is bitter
IN his opposltl 10 Hayes'- policy, saying that be vi"
oppote % o. the end 10 There should not Doe another
Republican u the senate with him. DC believes Hoyess
iuraUrdr % the Republicans Of South Carolina ana
LOUISIANA is simply infamous Tie best cou urIlt on JAe
oD1'r given ny tue correspondent. him~ti, "h" 'Ai'
qa,e! ape7 senator b.uht was ,l'liIail'u d. '"'1n
y Zoo ID. sdclt ou saturday
Many Democratic journals are showing COM
mead4u.e s.lse IN JE1r treatment Of tne President
I'D, folly OF talking about His traudulency" and Of Tr
flsiag ~ recognize hm TOO apparent TO last long,
Alai has been generally abandoned Lyen 80 thorough
going party paper The baltimore GG-etts ha- tae Wis
com o. say: Tue majority of tho people are to-day
With dr Hayes spite of the taiut oH mis- title From
syery the country word. Of hearty com
neuiauol and appreciation of Nr Haye-s course. and
This noe because be- s Republican President or fraud
ueut President. but because Doe b. the President and
thus Tar has performed auoIa service Perhaps b" las
Only don, hs duty. What oi thati Does mtn de.erFe
ho.AiHs tDr doug al- duty hoN many men d' JN-i
-llc duty, and I,H U.-ly 90 90 ui tile Iu-itnt cI-
uiuil OF -rferL2 Olc fHri.iHilIs, N'e'l.Hg o.. ~
batftds. 4lUu-lug uurtlEuug party spite, AMI drawing
down -lr vengeance Of party leaders ~
The Boston journal takes a thoroughly scnsl-
DE Ueg of the Presidents southern policy and tic
lts tlai ere -Iy to or from L 10 d.-csurIses all
hope Uf a-ly immediate advantage 20 the Republican
party. Do highly probable. t Think. that tie FIRST
erects Nag be- dscour4dng But with time and patience
Aopos o7 Toe happest results. lt argues iu Ls way
We cHnuoi doubt that tie Ultimate political eject of
tie change viii be- gOOd however the elections OF u-s
year may go 10 Is evident enough that tle average
houtlcTn Democrat thinss just that he has every
thing his oen way. He is counting upon solid south,
and. says one Of ME organs n south Carolina: solid
5Jgth val project Itself with s.oat force upon the de-
termination Of any governmental problem Tls is an
opinion inherited from the of slavery when there
single nucleus that controlled aI sectional p0lucs
witt tnc force of the magnetic pole OF tne
Of grayitsuon. But diversity The rula repubcs,
and tree republic must the south become as sure
tine goes on n the Southern whites permit the 6Guca-
ton and political freedom Of the b.aca-. there viii be
a4tural divisions Of Vartes they prevent such educa