New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democrats don't like Judge Dayio's indepen-
deuce much as thcy ulu'
A session of Congress without a Louisiana case
would pe n f0retastc of the millennium.
sneokcr Randall's friends are boosting him toward
the Presidency. and groan arises from Indiana
Ptkip saws: 1--WE elected Hayes by our sweat
and our blood There is no doubt about the sweat
Int where was Pltkins blood spledf DID 1t iiow
from his nose
Ex-Secretary Chandler skirmishes mighty close to
the centre of great truth when lie says the present
Civil Service Reform movement needs " common
sense, and plenty OF H.
II ought not to take great while to comprehend
tlot fine appointment of Wayne MacYeagh to a for
eicn mission would please the people, whether It
did the politicians OF not General butlor Woulo De
so glad, too.
What bas Mr. Cox done to The World that it should
mot only poke fun at him, but should anayze one of
his Jokes, Nearly everybody has his little fling at
Mr. Cox. but no enemy has ever been so unkind rs
tn anat0mze his wit.
Initiation will get another strong grip on the Dem
cratic party il the fOrebodings of the Wisconsin Re
publcan Congressman realized and that State is
carried by the enemy. The Democratic candidate
for Governor Is rabd advocate of imitation and the
platform ne stands is one of the worst compIla-
lions of financial heresies which was ever made The
feeble squad Of haTd-mOney Democrats still lett In
the party will have job Of 1t holding the soft
money wing in check II there are man! hore VIC
tories of the sort which prevail tins year.
Senator Beck, of Kentucky suspects the Democratic
party has succeeded in getting on top OF the country
for the rest Of the century. He remarks that moth
Ing but the partys power TO make mistakes can
shake t Off 1t has only to "come out for free
trade the SILVER dollar and paper money 10. CT 'toI
dutesr to elect every President FOR tho next twer
ty-tiye years. That is good deal OF u come out"
.fs.V n 4 hst.
elected Speaker, and the Tesunptle Of specie pay
ments is liable to be secured In tie face OF Demo-
cratic opposition.
The news comes from New-Orleans that the At
General of Louisiana has decided TO do moth
ING with the RciuInng Board cases during the pres
ent month. Ills is possibly, the first of
ries of postpOneEienis which VIII end i'll the aban
donment of this final attempt To squeeze MIR. Tildeu
;nto the White House. Thus the great MASTERPIECE
Of David Dudley Fields political strategy cOllapseS
like ali of his other works. The sOourn Of the dis
tinpnshcd man In the Democratic party was brief
but nobody viii say that IT was not brilliant with
bunder5
Blackburn, of Kentucky is still at it. lie malc a
speech at Baltimore last week. which was. ii posi-
bic, worse than his scrcnade effort at Washing.
lie declared that "God, who struck Ananios dead.
called Hooper to join him." because he answered
falsely in Congress- about the effects of the bill re-
mon,tizing silver lie alluded To the Electoral Tr-
bunal as Hell broth but neglected to state that
his own party apProyeSOf the dish. blackburn
seems 70 be person whom u il supcTluous to sqIau-
der epitActs upon. lie is DONG the Rcpubncan
party - great service every time he speaks, and
should therefore, be encouraged, and, ii possible,
stimulated.
The process of bulldozing Secretary Sherman is
going bravery on. The silver agitators evidently
have hopes of crowdIng him out of his policy or
out of the Cabinet. provided they make noise
enough. The lion. " ilam :. Groesbeck. of Cincin-
natl of the assistant architects of Joncss silver
mine advertisement. has taken hand in the work.
He has no doubt that a bill remOnetzing silver will
pass both Houses Of COnsre,s and Is pretty tho