New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-07
POLITICAL NOTES.


the extra session is postponed
Wade Hampton begins to know how it is
himself that the Last DiCchers attacking In
the
Five months delay will cool off good
many indignant" statesmen, and take the az cut
Of all their prepared speeches.
TO iud0rse or not to indOrse. That is the
question which the coming convention of Maine Repuo.
Leans will feel called upon TO settle.
A Western editor is wrestling with the
conundrum, "what Will the Democratic party do -
Why embrace the Constitution and howl, of course.
The cutlery against George H. Buffers appoint
ment is loud and earnest Nobody objects his Black
Hills trip, but everybody objects to the Government
paying his expenses and being disgraced with HE
The Hon. Robert Hamilton is also tkirsting
after the GOvenOrshp OF New-Jersey, and there
great many younger and less torpid Democrats who
could 10 more haru In the Executive chair tAaR Mr.
Hamilton.
Mr. Randall thinks that he can wait until
October with living chance the spcakershp. But
Mcssrs Cox and Sayler-can they sagger through the
hot weather and carry both the DeadwoOd parasrapht
and his oral unclel
The infationists will be disappointed. They
have wasted good deal Of wind power in order to get
their views before Congress early They should assemble
in a small room somewhere aud have Cen Butler read
that speech VI his to them
Looking at American politics from suff-
Gent distance to give its view judicial character The
Pau Mall Gdzete predicts 1.-THE disappearance VI The
negro question makes II certain that tho South viii IN
few years be broken up into sections upon questions Of
tariffs taxation and the like, and probably The Union
viii be strcnthened bY alliances between NOt'uSn anu
Southern all the ordinary issues VI IOtcs
1t may mean something and it may not but
The Indianapolis Journal makes an elaborate review OF
the rival claims Of Kellogg and spOord for seat IN tho
from Louisiana, and concludes that ia the case oi
the former both the letter and spirit OF The law appear
TO have been complied with" The Journal SAYS is
statement of the case substantially The az that
ndr by senatOr Morton when Mr. Kellogg appeared AZ
TIE bar OF the Senate, upon which all the Il publican
SUnG Ors except five voted to admit blh'
Secretary Sherman does not seem to think
that the legislature OF Ohio aud Illinois have specially
distinguished themselves by passing law M sing silver
dollars legal tender for all debts, public and private
lie said to correspondent Of The Cinonndti Commercial
recently that the states had nothing to do with the rela-
tive value OF gold AID silver ana that the only effects Of
the would be to induce persons making con-
tracts in Ohio and Illinois to specify payment In gold or
Omitted 1t ties notes instead OF silver II il hard for the
average legislator 10 realize that he cant increase or
diminish Tho value Of money by resolution Out IL IS
fact.
1t may be set down as decided that the
canning campaign in Ohio Will he fought once more on
the financial question. The intatiOnsS ara bound to
force tho issue though they viii light without Some of
their Old leaders MesSrs Allen and Cary are pactcing
law and IL is thought viii keep out Of the tight IL VIII
be little short OF miracle il they able 10 Keep silent
when once the combat gets warm. Cen Ewing and Mr.
Pendeton will take the direction OF the campaign. aud
their views are sufficiently pronounced 70 make The suo
clear enough foI lively campaign. The Rcpubcans arc
divided the silver question, ana 80 Nanaoe an Any rs
Tie Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Is advising thcm to take tho
o. tie payment II al debts, bonds Included III SILVER
dollars
Nasty has been holding sympathetic con-
| verse with the patriots who are unhappy a'out he
Presidents Southern policy, and he thus sums up ms
npression about Them: "WhIc blceSc that the flts'
dent has disrupted his party sbood hcy liked The pros
neck better o Good heV more wat mite be called
The bznoss classes nin the dsnnh'shun NV bis poNey
ana ci Il hcdnt bin Exclusively confined 10 gentleman
viii, Illuminated countononces. hey NO obcckshm 70
red noses for mine not the pcay TINT "ich lovers
NV huty prefer. ben ruther beehun lite; but hno"
that it amt a fayoTit color among the people onr' one
Kin yet medlkc certifB that he acquired 10y disease
or some poekooyer diet Likewise IL wood DO better Ell
fine dsapuroyers ez a roo didn't hey unsuccessful 1T
tiers asn for places about ther persona of Iil' ooA
clotLcs Thoso things are caklaud 10 iise doubts n
the minds Nv narrcr mcn NV lIs uslt. - In
Their denuusi,siuns. But hey TINS cohui, ~
all yawp and all the people d0nt Ano" lhe lihpoNn
/ motive Nv tie yawp'
Col. A. X. Mcclure is in Washington, taking
a close view Of tho methods OF the Administration ana
the results Of his inspection are especially eratIyns
lie finds atmosphere Of rauAness that puts al uuo
skill Of management ut fault, and tho trade Oh po'lo'
manipulation seems tO be out Of date lie mas 'aiAOu
with the President and the posipoheme' % ''
/ extra session his act, because MI liz. e." '''
! the country most needs repose rom Po"..'' ""o
financial agitation and that summer ahd faoi teS'
;lI h;, ,ryres. back To tho capital well prepared by
tho f,tll offices Of patriotic public opinion for the lis
asopote consideration OF vital measures likely 10 de
! uand LEGISLATION" lie believes the President does NOT
str5rE from criticism. and Is convinced he means 70
f,rn, me civil service. lie adds: Tie President -
franz aud outspokcn To his purpose 10 recommend
liberal RysrcW OI public improvements. To embrace tIo
,J ,,o..olttjon " snch public buildings ami Oiher
C,.erlnrut enterprises have been begun ana must
b .oroprt4d sooner later and suca other IMPROVE
,,.uts M a potInsal chara, Ter a. may De dcibeh y
-aInd pub,c policy. while 10 II not assumed tnat ING
t.crnu,cn must md ompOyWcnt FOR IDLE "pot' " hlh
IA. rr tIat u "a period OF general pio't2toh I'D ihius
t,i CIRCLES should add 10 thc Wdc-fe siucfuS
! iy he suspension OF p0stponement Of ne necessary h'
| prOyement5'