New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
POLITICAL NOTES.


TOO doesn't ne, Gen Butler2
With 246 recruits from the CustOm-hOuSe
se new party viii be almost big enough To mold a con
fsntion.
II Mr.. MacVeagh did not quote Scripture he
rolabv excited Gea. Butler u a vigorous Use Of purely
Icripiural language.
The German press of the country is almost
unit in Of the Presidents policy All the kepuo
dean journals approve and the Democratic Journals 90
ooi oppose IL
Patterson denies that he spoke disrespect-
nv of Senator Morons letter and says he approves OF
That is another tribute to the heterogeneous character
of the epiSte.
Mr.. Hendricks has already been renominatcd
for the VicePr sIcncy but nObd dy ntions head for
tho ticket neither does the suggestion come that Mr.
Hendricks would bear the promotion. Yet he would
probably cons nI
Simon Cameron is at Washington looking
out Tor Penny vany," and Is reported TO nave SAID
when asked about his success have nothing to ASK
batI viii take all can g.l7 Tho tr-t pat Of that re-
nark the only thIns winch casts suspicion upon us
accuracy,
The soft-money agtatOrs are excited because
the Hon Hugl McCulloch has been al Washington and
had conference with Secretary sherman They have
et Al the very mention of Mr.. McCullocis name which
natural f lad he continued s,crc'ry of the Treasury
their occupation Won have vanished ous ago.
Some irresponsible person i'll ONO has nomI-
,tad judge Hoad'ey the Democratic candidate for
1 =
uoi Of Hoadcys existence which has been made for
long time He stood behind c .Onin and Grover when
orsied cou. trg iued them ont ol political existence
ytt clear tlat he ms escaped 80 inI.deul'sy
Senator Jones of Nevada is in a bilious
frame Of mind Hc says Secretary sherman is roauriect
In tne Internal regions, tnat ns Us shrinking values ana
robbnr the poor M. Jones thmbs the poor are on the
verge of starvation aud that tho counrJ not IN coEd
uou 10 resume n 1919 He proOaoy 1s 40 doubt, how
ever that the country in condition 90 cNai; TIE va0e
81 Nr. Jontss lYrr m'n's Mt. JVNtt. .si-!fl"! L''
H. poor equNcd only cy Patterson love to 'e negro
There has been a vague impression that cX-
Attorney General Tat is opposed 20 the Presidents
policy bat 70 shown ny the following paragraph IN The
Olio Sqte Journal tO rest OH misaIrcheIsion " The
report tha. Judge TAFT opposed % the Administration
IL moi founded accurate information The I'u'S are
large stockholders IN the Cin0HHG, |ottStiat IheT
irterest n that paper gave leave Of absence to MT
Hassauros during tie late Presidential canvass and It
stll controls the I'Iy Of ne p,f lh' 'I' ,. 10 Iv %
supporter az TIE sc-called .,ou,arip policy On our
change lei than the ICfhsbiott'
While the enjerplising correspondents are
amusing themselves D. reaiHs parties f)r Nj Bs.ue,
and by furnishing lG with new latitude every day
or two tl3 public VIII fud some erisht-lneD upon tins
su1cct tie following paragraph from The 4Hgns'd
Journal, q newspaper which Mr. Blaine formerly aded
aud which - published AZ his home: "Nhue senator
Blaine quie. hi- garden, trimming bie appio trees
and cutting bis asparagus some political idiots AZ Wash
ugton are using bis name in connection with new
party T.e impression 10 Maine is that Mr. Blaine be
Longs to the Republican parry. that he DOES not pro
pose G. ave i aud that be viii rtaYd 20 the end for its
umeh. pm" pies, no matter who n4y desert or
grow faint ~. kuuws nothing whatever oi me absurd
movement tuat IS ruinored IN Washington"
Fresh news about the quo WauantO move
aent has burst ont again. The Alabama gentleman
who salt be lad il from Nj Tlden that he opposed
70 such project declared to be myth or lar or
something o.so naturally connected With the Democratic
parry. Ims puts The quo warrantO on its feet ooce
corr res
OF 4he Lo3dsr,e COieJ0VyH0I furnishes this startling
ana specific information 1t may be stated that tie
question has received since as winter careful consider
suoa OF tie abes professional minds. and that methods
o. proceeding TO eyc, Hayes from oNco have been sag
gested 81 simple constitutional and JUS, thar all the
prominent gentlemen to whom A,y have been submitted
pronounce them free nom any io-slne olJ''uon:
Among those consulted ale eminent Rlubhclns as wen
a. Democratic iirsts. With the democratic party in
Congress generally iayorius his rocy, he position Gf
The President VII hC painful and lnieehsbe' IL
cht be we'll 20 give sir. Hayes notice, 20 mat lie can
pack mp.
Ex-Gov. Moves of Ohio fails 10 discover a
srtin the Republican pary. lie said TO reporter Of
The CjHctnn0t. Enquirer recently: When President
HAYES went into hec there was hI on- thing for nm 10
Co. aud lat he no He had 10 adnit the right Of all
the -.gtes 90 MANAGE their affairs He could do
nothing else It was tine inevitable policy 10 him. Gov
Morton believe recognizes ta, wei as any other
man. aud he Of AN other mcu the ttest one TO say
so In such terms ss ne has Hayes a. pleased with the
Morton letter lie cannot help being p.elscd IL Is an
Endorsement Of DIS views the highest authority in
the party For mvscf have been an along one Of those
who we're no, ready TO give ny the Republican orsani-
gato1. have had confidence IN the ability Of that
party to peryetua.o is principle. and doctrines, with
The proqr6 o. events 10 may becOm, necessary TO maze
some alterations iu our policy ou ha or That subject
bettac great principle. Of ,Ae party up'r which it has
fought sor 10 many years. and y sh almost U'af3 ing
tuCe,, W no always remain the same. Inefe can ne no
"- TfHU 81 l.
a., - .,.,,t tle t.,~tv ile may aud pi i0ba-
b'vll, naAt .Ht f,r th, admission or h 4I'sEi bIt
VIA. CJ0s President iai care I,r iiuii II makes 10
dnrrpuc, a. nf. ltati- a matter trft OuS concerns
to I.Iled states F.ri.. b. las uotts 10 uo wan tic
poIr, De- ad1.f.a Cd toward tlr SCu,hln states. IL rs
SruIv the uic. ton 90 MANS right 10 seat n iDe
Senate. and tt lYair ltsel raa tht sole mower 40
C.fe.mnr Sou nls uc ot one thi'e. 1nd tA3t Is
br Blaine Ull' l.so mo- H. n agtn-i lht lJcy Ol the
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