New-York tribune., 1877-03-15

gr.o He says: "Next 70 the Southern policy OF the
n,saton il is the wish OF the President to estao-
- oliey In regard 20 the complicated question OF the
o,ertion Of home industries and on this subject the
,sws Of Gen. Garfield are in entire harmony with MS
~ Go, Garfield has for il years represented strong
- district and has never advocated free
- he fnvors protection of American industries and
this feature Of the Presidents policy comes before
~ Wous ho viii he found a earnest advocate OF the
,. nat an extreme high tariff, hut rate sufficient To
uroteci American manufactures from ruinous foreign
COM titi1n
gLs Richmond Wing has been foremost among
A. nemocratlc journals OF the south in urging the peo
- - tba section to meet the OF the new Adj
Fs,s,.tou with q lust spirit. In editorial showing
-. t,, Of adopting policy OF hate il says: To Pres
a., H,vs we wodld say: We will judge your measures
a. ,,l We will not sell ont for all the paltry offices
- r ift bat we will sustain your every act that is
a.. md right As we judged Grant and condemned
- ma. iaefIously but impariialy, because he was
- - a, -vou1d we apply the test to Hayes, aud ap-
- and sustain him in his effort to promote the
s4 irr,stS OF section and Of tue common counry
t al-o,,te no new Departure but We would stand
W, ,,s conservative organ tlO1. HnJ by our mod
r,t,on ana prudence prove that we are conservatives
in tact Well rs ID u"'"o'
Ex-Cov. Hendricks, while on bis way to Cali
-, stopued III Omaha a few da's. He refused any
1 t,tsryiev but talked unrcservcdly OF public af-
-, IN, omaha Herald reports him defending Mr..
a,dn from f4 assaults that have been made upon him
bv certain class Of the disapI ointed Democracy and
T,,.r,ijc newspapers. Mr.. Hendricks Thought II Til
An had been inaugurated a newspaper poll
,,, u, his party would have lifted up It's voice against
him Cox and Knott and Blackburn and Springer aud all
,h otlrr cnrs with Democratic collars their nCcks,
pld have been found supplant and whining at his feet
.haptll FOR the bone of patronage that best wed
So thcrn He thought 10y l~-0 their tunes viii have
tongsd an il Mr. Tilden would consent To be candi
S1S fnr a second time. MI HcEdr css discussed tho
vseut at-t of the Presidential question and trusi ed
ibot the Al ninstraOn Of Hayes WOud be such that 10
one c'1.d complain
The Cameron clan doubtless have the same
oninion Of the newspaper press that Cen Butler one" eX
rressel when ne called forty idcSass mud power"
pr, ,i,cy ulus, be endowed with "A surprisingly thck
cutrle me criticisms of tie Quaker City Journals make
no impression ON them There Is practical Unaulnity,
and Ihf VLuadeIDhia Times well says: " The press,
organs and al of nis city take the last Oyerfowins dose
NJ Cmcrc,m with the worst possible grace. some sdg
, reasonable gcutlcueSs others spit and putrr over
everytnng about them. and others accept IL most
active emec and they east up all the Cameron bile tnat
hes cen Gathering their political stomncs for year.
Col Forgeys PreSs mOurns the humiliation oi the state
III. North american is in desperate revolt The Ledger
has been driven from its stad ways into violent pro
toler,,ir- .ach domination fhe Record has IL ly
against i. ..Giiy barter; The IehTdph Il IN open re-
beiou aal The DGy, The HeTdd, and I"e Chr0di"ie l
swell :In chorus a. opposition The BWietiH lS a1Ar II
an lie u AIS oi Philadelphia IN approving the election
OF M bon Cameron 20 the senate