New-York tribune., 1877-03-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Chamberlain isn't sure that he quite
6ertapds it-but he presents his compliments TO Mrs
Eyarts.
Svmpathetic Democrats are thrown into an
.',,,ny sweat because, as they predict President
B,yess course will disrupt" the Republican party
The absence of the Democratic Congressman
from Tue inauguration ceremonies is explained. They
ali fastened TO NeW-HaDpShTo 10 assist a' 'ne Do'o
cratic funeral.
a change in methods of administration Is
demanded nut Republican can effect it," This was
the most plausible campaign cry OF the Democrats
What their opinion now
Just because the President did not attend
Dr. Newmaus church in Washington on Sunday, few
husvboiies are infcrring that he will appoint no
travelling consus during his administration.
Famished patriots, who set out from home
last week expecting TO land a comfortably upholstered
Ollie nov GfaiRg Win d dscsRsc cf s SS of the ern"
The doleful prophets who were always pre-
dciug that there would never be any improvement in
politics should look back week and say whether the
political atmosphere great deal clearer than 1t
was
The Hon. Frederick RObie is mentioned as a
candidate for the nomination for Governor of Maine
.houd Gov ConnOr decline to serve another term lie
has been a member of eight Legislatures and twice
Speaker OF the House
People who worked themselves into sweat
ovoI the debate in the Senate last week must nave had
cold chill when they learned that Messrs Blaine Eyarts
and SchuIZ had down TO the same table WITHOUT PICK
hg ont each Others eyes.
Now, Mr. President. it was just little un-
ner1fu ON The very first Sunday TO wander away from
The Rev Mr. Newman and listen to another gospel ana
that too after the diploma ic missionary had charged
himself with sermon expressly Tor yodr cohs"i""oh
The yhirligig of politics brings some unex-
pected changes Tie Nashville Anseried, says: Five
weeks ago senator James r. Bailey aud the Hon. d. NJ
Key were prominent opposing candidates for the Ohed
States Senate To-day Mr. Bailey s on the committee
charged with the duty or reporting upon MI MY nV"i
inatOn for Cabinet position.
A multitude of statesmen, each one OF whom
few weeks ago felt that he burdened with the sOe
respous by Of the Presidential campaign, have recent!
awakened penetrating consciousness that they are
neither corner-stones pillars in the Administration
temple aud yet its architecture doesn't seem lnnr or
unshapey There Is clearly mistake apout this Some
where.
There is too much irony in the following
paragraph from The Washington star: AS Tar as heard
FROM none of the lO4SO OHIO office eSeekers who recently
left have as yet found the walking bad thoughsome Oi
them expect to encounter snow storms on the noun
tains" That sort Of writing should he stopped. ONO
editors are carefully fling away everything of the kind
with the intention of republishing President ever
elected from any other state.
Mir. Halstead of The Cincinnati Commercial
Is accused of having ali eye the French mission The
gentlemen who take amiabe delight in the effort sen-
.rsy unsuccessful 10 make pms stick ia him insist on
attaching great Importance to paragraphs like the fo
lowing: We should think exGov. Moves would go Ior
the Senate. His OraOIical accomplishments Woulu not
he usefuI in Paris. His voice wOud be still there"
The Democratic journals are proceeding to
real Mr. Key ont OF the party So liberal paper as
The Buffalo Courier says The new Posimaser-General
was Democrat but ceased 10 be one when he accepted
aposition in the Hayes Cabinet. He may now be Re
publican or an independent or simply Hayes man.
We really do not care what he is and are certainly moi
~ H.fac "a
Der OF Democratic to spare in The state OF Ten
nessee Mr. Keys former connection with the Demo
cratic party is severed and the more certainly since II
appears that he was in negotlation WIN uo'' S,,
fore the Presidential question had eeeh uehnI.ey
settled" IL the Democratic party can pear the pruning
doubtless Mr.. Key can.
Among the rumors floating about Washing
ton il one that exPresdent Grant is to be offered the
mission 10 England. warm approval OF thc prJect
comes from an unexpected quarter The Phuodeip"ta
Tunes says There would lie eminent fitness III calling
Grant represent Government at the court OF INC
mother country and his acceptance OF it would be en-
trey consistent with the dignity due TO the eminent
positions he has held. The man who has reached the
highest rank created in the army by his own achieve
meD aud has been twice chosen 10 the highest clVh
trust OF Government should not he sent into retire
ment President Hay es wonld honor ms AdmplslLaton
10 Grant He would be hOnOrcd abroad as mas OCtii no
American Minister in the past and the monaco Pau ~
tons"
A strong effort is said to be making to re-
Organize the Republican party in Missouri. Al first
ngh appears almost hopeless task on account OF TIE
Internal in party, which for several years
have made victory easy Democrats But constant
defeat mas tended to heal the breach iii the Republican
faDks, while triumphs have sown the seeds oi
uscord among the Democracy. strons opposition mas
been developed TO the management Of the State Sit
tons Republican member Of the Legislature spoke as
follows to correspondent of The ST. Louis RepabiiCdn
The Democrats are hitting university, fighting the
normt schools nghting the railroad commissioners,
hgiDg the state school superintendent, fighting among
ID mseiyeS and swapping and siariing at everything
AND everybody TO extent that is positively delightful
besides tho OF Phelps against Bogy now looming
W Wild such grand proportions, gives promise OI an
amount OF deviltry III the Democratic rauks va te next
so years that really celebrating II the Democrats
sallSleo with the way tnlnBs are wOikIhK VIC nave
"oreason to complain"
VIM. Lloyd Garrison has written letter to
oenator Blaine warmly commencing his speech on the
Adnlssion OF Mr. Kellogg Senator from Louisiana. He
says; BE assured you will be accorded the warm ap-
poVa Of all those tried and souls in the land who
'eh4mber too yvidy the awful consequences that have
resulted IN the past from cowardy compromises with the
pOe and rebclOus spirit Of the South TO sanction any
more such insane attempts 10 draw out eviatban with
Aook TO barmOnze radically hostile elements and 10
saheate dsOyalty by treating II with special consider
a'on U course you VIII be most fur1Ousy assaed by
ue pseudo Democratic organs, North and South; but
sns VIII be proof that you have sagacionsly
'uuek the night keynote in the right place and
q the right time and manfuly met the issue presented
"e lhc0rTgbe enemies Of equal rights and legitimate
s0'eument. So they wrthed and hOwled al the deiiv
9d dyOuI nOby patriotic speech the Amnesty bill
sionef session OF COngress-a speech that proved
'hI as the OF IhuTid when IL touched the dis
1'ag toad and evoked tho demon in his real shape