New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

n., Is not desirable to open war with the Adminisra
- ON this question The Dollar of the Daddies is evil
..lv voiug TO be allowed TO roll peacefully back 10
oblivion
A,+ornev-General Fairchild has here and
mere friend in the OF his party ia thls siae 4e
r sIo Courier stands by HIN manuly, and Is able to
80 something farclca" in the attempt OF Tweed to
So the law officer OF the State trial II calls Mr.
rovrsends letter "rigmaroe," and predicts that It
viii be shown that MI Falrehld eosd nor , nave ie'
Indoe Taft has declined to be a candidate
o., che Republican nomination for Governor o. Ohio. be-
nse he has entered into business and professional en-
.gements which render it mpractcable that he should
s,ther aspire to accept nomination He adds; " l
soubt not that the convention VIII make good seiec
ton and trust that Republican triumph awaits Us IN
o,ohsr II is pretty well understood that the judges
engagements would not hinder him from e9ns 20 the
tinted states Senate, should he be requested 10 take
seat there
opportunity pass for exhibiting his ears somebody nav
,e remarked that the eOored citizens OF Virginia mani
80 tcndepoy to vote the Democratic ticket at the
LAT election The Richmond Dispatch does ITS best totp
che tendency in the bud by remarKing; We 40 ho' oe
peve that 100 negroes voted the Conservative uheanS
,h Democraticl ticket st any election ever heH III VI
ginia The negroes are all Republicans Ihey resaru
,h., negro a. traitor his own people VINO Vots tAe
Dcmocratic ticket We beg 10 be excused rom eef.-
- scramble with the Garkeys 70 who shal De tDe
white peoples candidate for Governor.
Nr George Schneider, the Chicago gentle
nan who suddenly made up his mind that he didn {
,ant to 20 10 Switzerland American Minister gfeatN
aisarproves OF some statements about MS uhahclAi
transactions and general character made ID leteI 10
The Editor in these columns few days ago Ihefe Was
note of 500 gudens Mr. schneider says ana II "aS
hold nv relative Of his; bnt the man was Of had char
.ote- and had no claim for penny on Schneider he
N,H ~a1.t trfXa- :
aid s15O in the last campaign and thousht that was
enough He did allow the campaign VNeiii'le ~, I'll =,
10 be thrown out OF ms @ pam, ] Sl. ,ision And
spOut il. lie dd not uecine ul,aoa ,,l tbc cro nj
finally all the Chicago editors VINO claimed nc Slvs W
his appointment deny now 'nal 'ncIe was any
about IL
Pertaps if Mr.. Tilden slips off the ticket he
NAV pull Mr. Hendricks with him. II is remarked no"
and then that II Mr. Tiden showed lack OF backDohe'
his companion in misery was full as habDy Inc Ne"-
York correspondent OF The Cincinnati inquirer Ao'iS
Democrats talking IN this way ITS smart out tHin'
~ Hendricks to be playing den for coward ana hm
.alf TOR man Of decision They both weakened at the
ao,stve time Tlden gave Hendricks all tn money he
an@d 10 carry Indiana aud thus in effect carried MS
state for MIN. Hendricks spent nothing assumed 70
think nothing OF place the ticket ana yet never
shffeped Sammy up one bit Now both ne ana INuen
s paving for the Presidency but only Hendricks has
,be chance He accepts Tidens support Tiiden gives
nm another lift And yet his friends ar WaihlHS do.
bacs6nr Tiiden as il TO say: Had you reversed the
,ee.1s 10 be 10 end OF sweetness IN the marty.
There is evidently difference OF opinion
shalr the Indian Bmeau investigation The semi-oH 'ai
announcement IS made that no damaging disclosul 80
kve appeared. Yet the Washington correspondent VI
- post,n Post whose smelling powers may he uausn-
.v eveloped saws: "The investigation which "a beng
conducted into the MANAGEMENT Of tie Indian Bureau is
erecting such stencil that 1t is penetrating the closed
doors behind which the committee Is carrying on us N
vsson probably through fear lest some one shall be
hurt whom tie Secretary doesn't want 10 lnjuro foi
the mast two days Dr. Curtis has been on the stand
and IL reported 10 have told rather startling tales
of fraud especially in the prices paid for medical sup
,s II u only another disclosure 0f tho practice OF
overcbarging which the committees Of the last House
found 10 be the rule rather than the exception ia Ao
p There is inherent evidence OF large imaginative
cst t,ty IN this report .
MIR William H. Kemble of Philadelphia dis
,pprves Of the new civil service order He thinks II Is
nalpablv insncere since it comes from President ana
Cabinet who have prActced IT, and cannot believe
IN IL now When pressed for explanation OF TINS re-
mark Mr. KemOle gave reporter Of me FhtiGaeip"'"
Tiss tis leaf from his experience as Chairman OF the
Republican state Committee OF PennsylVanit; some
60 .rcI think it was lsGs-Mr. schurz wrote out
hne speech, which he agreed 90 deliver three tunes
week for $500 per week for u.s. and we took IL IN Penn
svvana 70 the extent OF 81 800 We raised the money
party bv assessments officials and partly by conribu-
tioDs from Republicans OF means, but Mr schuTz ddn
stop TO inquire who paid the money. lie Ane" 'na'
somebody had TO pay IL, and must have hnO"h tha'
oceboders paid part Of it, 10 not have faith in the
sincerity OF civil service reform that comes from sucl
Cabinet officers" Mr. Kemble thinks the President is IN
sincere because bis election the severest strain
ever made upOn the extreme 'urces Of the Republican
marty both in money effort" because money raised
from oioe-kolders was sent 10 ONO lfh Z des@ @ ~ a @
AND because Southern states wHlch voted loI hh
were carried BY the money aud efforts OF Federal Oce
OF course Mr.. Kembe is sincere" Al auy rate he Is
frank