New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

Simon said thumbs up, and the way the
legislative digits flew up IA caution.
Vice President Wheeler BOTTLES the Office
seekers that he doesn't propose To run gndstone lac
tory.
The Democratic Congressman rushed pel
nell 10 ewIampshire for vndicatlon vi their course
How do they like the verdict
They don't seem to appreciate Beebe up IN
Newuaupshirc Perhaps they think agility in Jumping
is not a very strong claim 10 fame
Ii Mr.. Wells of Returning Board n0tonety
had not propoundod his famous conundrun, now would
a Pcupsylvanian express his emotions these daysf
The heads of departments who were be-
eaguercd by oice-seekers Tor the first week Of the
new Administrations report that the siege has been
raised :.
The Southern problem has been tangIing
itself up for twelve years, and now some cohsIdeiAo
pubcists are grumbng because President Hayes doesn't
straighten 1t all cut in twelve days .
The efforts of some politicians to commit
the President to casron policy on the Southern qu'
ton have sgually failed he viii examine the su'g'c'
c1rr{nliy before deciding upon MS course
I.ouis Napoleon once said that the history OF
nations is in n great measure the history OF armies
President Hayes Will try 10 make little history Of as
own On IA new plan. He thinks lac can dispense VIII"
bayOnets rs a political Iofce ~,
"Both parties hold their own" says Inc
the principal battle was Cougresslnen ana - VIC
Democrats lose one or twO tha' party must have e~
liar ideas Of what belongs "a H.
The Hail and Farewell with which the ke-
publican press OF PENNSYLVANIA welcome ne coi'"o
Don and speed tho departing Simon Is not OF wv 49,
lest But the Cauerons never fash themselves ,'O'
uewsp,pers and public opinion SO long as Legislatures
are Obedient
1t is reported of the Fijians by Commodore
Wilkes that they use an extra charge Of po"oeF "''1
they are about 20 shoot 1T a big man. PreNlH2H' il'
must be a man Of considerable magnitude III tae ''iN.
ton OF semi-c,llzed editors OF every caloef' ioI NJ
are invariably overloaded mp to the point o. e, Inn
strain their integrity Wherever "'N' wv"
selves OF at him. q, a
Casey, pitkin. Kellogg, and Packard. j.
in the sole interest OF this charming quartet '"''
government OF the State Of Louisiana ought 10 ~ "-
istercdl Aud has the army OF the United 0'"''S Nv
ter employment than looking after the COLLECTION u
gentcmen's perquisites when three OF them n' Gpr6
Is without any recognition or authority in ne"
There is one sensible Democrat in the Oho
LEGISLATURE and he ondeayC Ted to atone foi the a
of his party associates by Offering the otHef "a!
resoutons OF which the following one: "hesoi'''
That We have full confidence IN the PATRIOTISM Do
and honesty OF Rutherford b. Hayes President OIL Wv
limited States and believe he viii IN good iaith a1P4'
to his former declarations, and will, as lar rs III 80
rover carry them ont ia the practical adniaisllat'T
The Government" The disgust and chagrl oil 'Ie , Of
tnocracv was unbuunded, and thcy voted Tue h.,V'
the resolutions 10 BE- candidate to' una''' "'' '
Secretary Sherman in his letter tehdo'lne
lis resignation senator to tire Governor OF uno
Permit me to express my profound gratitude " -
people OF Ohio for their generous support anu eou
during period OF % years OF CONTINUOUS SeI'. 80,
Congress- have held no position OF trust ana h''y.
bu, what they have conferred and no words can co..
the sense of my obligations TO them. now aeoep' -,
the President, with much hesitation. an once OF -
labor and care, solely from sense OF duty VII"
earnest desire TO promote the public policy ahn0iU s
h; him. and with hope that In SO doing may SIN Nv
serve the good will OF the people OF Ohio"
The Washington correspondent OF Inc CIV,
cinnaa Commercial dscloses OF the reasons W.
President Hayes desred Gen. Garfield " REMAIN IL -