New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-10

Mr.. Randall seems 10 be an anti-subsiGy man
| in favor Of subsidies.
Uncle Jimmy Blue Jeans looms into nterna-
tonal prominence as pure and unauthorized dcma-
goue.
The Ohio parties seem TO be engaged in an
investigation hnd out which has put It's foot IN It
the iarhcst.
If the wOrbingmen and Greenbackers unite,
what will become OF the Democratic party!
The Hon. Ben Wade thinks the Southern
Republican governments ought have been supported
by troops and he points to the strike proof 0; what
the troops do. Bat suppOsinQ the army had been in
New-Oreans and Columbia when tho strike occurred,
what would have become Of the country thenf
Judge Taft has given authority for the an
nouncement that he cordially endorses the Republican
ticket in Ohio and will take the stump In its support.
He says nothing about the platform, which is not
accountable omission. The document docs not 10
excite any enthusiasm in any quarter unless profanity
| BE- form OF enthusiasm.
The Ohio Greenbacllors have decided that
they will mako an energetic campaign. aud viii not
give way for either or the regular party candidates
| They hope to secure workingmens votes from both
parties and II they should succeed il would be no cause
FOR grief II might keep good deal Of dssracefu non
sense out OF the platforms IN future.
Congressman Bragg Of Wisconsin takes a tre-
mcndous load from the countrys shoulders BY remarng
that the Democratic party viii magnanmOusiy refrain
from ousting President Hayes he doesn't think his IL
tie be shaken, because 10 perfected by action u
Congress. Mr.. Bragg 10 De Welmcanlng states
man. but trllc slow IN graspng the situation
Jones says il isn't true his silver report is
approaching It's 6OOth page. II ia TO De a modest
pamphlet OF less than 100 pages" devoted TO defence
of the "m0ney Of science" He says the theories are 20
be original the propositions novel; and the Interest
cited will be Of the ye!eS Kind The science o. polit
cal economy is about 10 undergo revolution, ep-
parenty.
New-Jersey has broken ont in a most unac-
countable aud violent manner with Grcenback move
mont II showed the 5coyil movement Off the track
entirely, and is aiming to catch the assistance OF the
horny.handed workngman. scoyi should fasten hs
crusade TO the tail end OF this combination mmed
atey. He IL a w0rlngman for he has worked early and
late years ia Of the oico which noyer never
came He should i0n Tor In the first place.
because il will bring him brief rOOrety ana IN Tie
second because II will kthe whole movement rs qucAy
Paris green kills potato bug.
We viii do anything for Hayes except sup
port tho Republican party" said Virginia Democrat TO
correspondent OF HE Cincinnati Commercial the other
day and the remark undoubtedly IS fair representation
OF the prevalent Southern sentiment The same author
y added that If any Republican hostility 10 the Pres-
dent should appear the next session o Congress tho
South would rally Mr. Hayes support. As for l-5o,
he had 10 fear Of break in the Solid South. When
asked what action the Southern democracy would tako
OF that time he replied Swallow the National Demo-
cratic candidate teeth and toess. We part n tao
solid south and there's whore You will find u.s. Oh Viz
nia viii never 20 back on the Democratic party. They
have done too mich FOR rs | mean they've tried 10.
The Northern Democracy have been our friend, before
the war during The and since. We VIII nos drseI5
them now, llst aJ tine when we eau De Oh most rf-
Vie. Sew-Yori, Indiana and the south VIII eject the
lCyf President"