New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
political NOTES.

OIL, Ohio would vote to stand by the
president to-day ii u.ves Republican IN the
There ~o - Pennsylvania if Ohio goes Repub-
Iicsn. canal combination ORGANS arc I'M
Inc -. TN themselves from shcuting We've
a. the business for ihueh
oone -, vas given only till Thursday to prepare
w. w ~. nersons he ever had corrupt dealings
hs' o. o., directory of New-York be prepared in
four days' ..,.4 :. 1,5;o,. +bo4 NJ Ho,dricks
1--we the next Democratic nomination for
ESp.rsidencv. His friends there are sure New
~. IN, vii be solid for him. There hasn't been
- m the past dozen years when the hoosier
.r,cv he's not been IN the same state Of mind
tili after tAe D'''e
r. seems TO be no reason why Mr.. Tilden
LII NOT tarry abroad all Winter He has stayed
s,-tricht too long already, and he might as well
g. three months longer, now. The party has got
- -, from hin. and is so elsted with Its freedom
a., no cannot hope to get control Of il for year. at
80 Nothing but a trst-class thrashing VIII III
IT, II 10 put on the reform cover again.
C,,cressman Morrison is able to say where he
..onds which ia q great zeal for candidate for
sDoaker. IF am elected speaker" he says, "
~ IN be elected upon the platform of the National
n,mocracy announced at st. Louis fayoring the re-
.r,,iiop of specie payments, and in opposition to
N sn,s dies" You won't catch Mr. Randall getting
OF the fencein such hasty manner.
TbeVoo. ;. :. Cox has been guilty Of ali indis
.,otion He has spoken disrespectfuly even con-
continuously, Of the great and wise David Dudley
rid Somebody accused Mr. Cox of making his
stbern trio last Winter in the interest of Mr.. TIL
5er for the purpose Of accommodating evidence for
c.o ,-eyrqnio proceedings When asked if the charge
,ere trne. Mr. Cox said il was not and added, with
somewhat unnecessary harshness that MIR. Iilden's
60. ssar,ed 10 have been trusted to a Id Repuh-
-, br the name of Field. who has not succeeded
~ EioC ANYTHING out Of 1t" Mr. Cox IS clearly
ieaIous off the great defeat organizer
The " iscousin Democrats are having hard time
of II keeppg their ticket together The candidate
for H,rtenaut-goycrnor has declined, an effort is
making 20 crowd the candidate for treasurer OF the
ticket and one leading organ Of the party refuses to
srpn.rt the candidate for school superintendent.
In addition TO all this trouble, the greater part OF
tbe party is afflicted with depression at the spectacle
of roaring infationist at the head of the ticket
Tbere doesn't seem to be any cause for anxiety. The
Rpplh,an candidates vii DC elected, ana they are
ali good men.
Whi,s the Republicans are thought TO have the
best chance for electng their State ticket ia Ohio
TODAY their prospects for the control of the Legs
lature are DO better than those Of the Democrats,
The legislative majority will be decided by the
German wards in Cincinnati. The Democratic re-
volt IN these wards is against Uncle Dick and not
against the legislative ticket. The Democratic
leaders have fought through the entire canvass,
chiefly for the legislature and, judging from the
tone OF the Republican press, they are III some
danger Of succeeding
A good deal Of valuable information seems TO he
condensed in the following extract from private
letter. written Lys prominent young Democrat
in this city-presumediy not Nephew Pelton-to
friend OF Mr. Hendricks, in Indianapolis " Gov
e-uoT Hendricks Will probably be here on Tuesday
next IN the Bothnia. Ii is not yet definitely known
what course his friends VII pursue to do him honor
The Committee Of Arrangements will meet at Mr..
Wilns S. Paines Office Friday night, and there Will
be another meeting Monday night The Young
Mems Democratic Club Will certainly serenade him.
An association known Is the Bachelors Club has
had some idea Of giving ltr. Hendricks reception.
on bis return, az the lower bay. The members Of
the Manhattan Club discussed the propriety of re-
oepuOn at the same point, but finally gave 1t up
M9s Dav, the wife OF the Chief Justice Of the
Court % Common Pleas, and Colonel f. A. Conk-
ling are among those who anticipate giving dinners
% Mr Hendricks and few of his personal friends.
The enthusiasm over Mr.. Hendricks's return is very
great. II Is FAINT expression OF the great FAVOR
with which his utterances were received upon his
departure for Europe Where Is the enthusiasm
bottled up Ut present