New-York tribune., 1877-04-30

multiplied rapidly, showing that, whether split has
already begun or not tho leaders arc afraid it win coma
before long.
Senator Sargent of California asks the Rs.
publican party TO be patient and give the President
chance try his policy The request unnecessary
for the party shows uncommon willingness TO b.
patient and has from the start Mr. Sargent told No
porter of The San Paneseo call that he did wIsh 70
discuss the policy premaurely though IL duty calls hs
VIII be heard from He is good deal anxious about the
rights OF the c0ored man, Mr. Sargent s, but be hopes
for the best including his own reelection.
There is liable to be q spilling of some good
journalistic blood out West pretty soon. unless politics
feshens up enough to keep brilliant editors busy
In Cincinnati there has been steady and dreadfuly
muddy fight going between two morning journals for
month more. 1t is calming down for fresh bold
now and in the brief ull second tilt between another
morning paper and evening contemporary has broken
ont In which the style OF weapon mud digger Ia
used. All hands mad enough to fght, and the pug
nacous editor OF The LOuspe Courier Journal crying
sboy to all sides in the hope that they will The chronic
squabbe In indianapolis Is going on as usual but there
Is no danger OF anything serious there
Mr. Wade, Wendell Phillips, and all the other
Indignant" Republicans thrown completely In tho
shade by persping patriot out In Wisconsin This man
stop at being indignant; he "cusses" az have
cursed he says "rhe weakness Of President Hayes and
the folly Of his policy. loOk upon him very weak
second edition OF Andy johnson; as though he had
mildewed and rotten" That figure III be boon 10 the
Democratic press After Mr. Utley for that Is the name
of this eloquent opposer has done with the President no
says with the dsnerested spirit to be expected him
neither want expect another Office could not be
induced to take unless became satisfied the people
OF his State desired tO have honest Governor that
cOuld neither be budozed bOught-a thing not likely
to occur" Probably not
Secretary Evarts seems to be receiving the
larger portion Of Democratic attention at the present
time portion Of the press Of this State Is especially
unhappy about him, for percepble unless IL
be because its members kept away from that recep
ton at Albany by commands Of the party leaders One
journal. The Rochester Union the Stiffness Of tho
whole performance for says: We think the judgment
Of Democrats not quite leading and in oficaP
livery will be that Mr.. Secretary Evsrts hon.
ored by the absence Of men who stand such
less punctio than he wOuldhave been by their pres
Such sukiness belongs TO a state OF babyhood,
and full grown and lifelong Democrat would be guilty
Of manifcstng it-especialy the leading Democrats
and Democratic officials generally OF his party the
ones who agreed 10 aud played the game Of TO by
which Mr.. HAYES became President and Mr.. Eyarts
made the Secretary OF State The logic that dees from
O recognition Of Mr.. Evare as o legal Official II 1t be
nationally aud seriously held, compels denial OF the
validity OF any and every act OF the AdnliDisrau0n
whose Premier no is and leads to revolution Ii Is non
sense. Its author cannot be two-year-od In Denoc-
racy."