New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Will the New-York Custom House be reduced to a
Cuisines basis" some more nowl
Mr.. Robson seems to have been rudely apprised
that he is not the Republican party of New-Jersey.
Why has the Democratic clamor for a new ticket
stopped 50 suddenly Because of Tweeds temper
AIRY silencei
Congress- meets in few weeks now, and an anti
subsidy Democratic press sits silently by and allows
n subsidy raid to be organized with scarcely
protest.
Jarvis Lords election as delegate to the Demo-
cratic State Convention suggests a great opportu-
nitv Let him arise and call for new ticket In the
name of the Canal Ring, and let a credited represent
taiive of Mr. Tweed second the motion, IN the name
of Tamlnany. That would make things num-
The Bounding Banning has taken the stump ID
Cincinnati and ia to be given the management Oh
the Democratic canvass in Hamilton County. ms
means business. Mr. Banning succeeded at the last
election in sending himself to Congress, and squad
of supernaturaly active voters to the penitentlary
for voting for him fifty or sixty times apiece. lie is
I; very able refOrmer.
Gen. Spinner has declined the honor Of being the
Greenback candidate for Secretary Of state IN New
York this Fall, as everybody expected he would
The Greenback party has the same trouble every
where Ii finds it easy enough TO congregate ioar OF
five persons in a back-roOm, call them convention,
and put ont ticket, but keeDing the ticket alive Is
another matter. The candidates, IL lhey dl' VI dn9
account, invariably resign.
The Ohio Democrats are beseecblng d. W. '0or-
hees. of Indiana and Senator Beck of Kentucky, to
come over and help them. Both men are against re-
sumptiOn and tor plenty of money OF any KIND, and
would be a great help to the soi-money brigade OF
the Democratic Army. II is noticeable That no invi-
tations are given to hardmoney orators from other
States; but then there are few OF mat sort LETT
among the Democrats anywhere.
The President aud Gov. Hampton are said to have
taken great liking to each other In their recent
trim. the correspondent Of The Cincinnati Commercial
SAYS they had many conversations about South Car
dina and tine Governor repeatedly urged the Presi-
dent to visit the State nj the first opportunity Set
your own time" he said, and old South Carolina
will give you a reception such as perhaps no man
ever received upon her soil and blac and white VIII
in in it, too. Come, want 10 SHOW The country
" lat we can do, now that we are recovering from
the blight of carpct-bag rule"
Jubal Early's unhappiness about the President is
based entirely on a fear that the soliiity of The
South Is threatened by the late jourueyings. Juba
years for reconciliation but not at the cost Of the
Democratic party. lie IL sure the President seeks
Southern support to protect himself against split
in his own party and he proposes to block that little
game by giving him a cold shoulder. That is the
plan of the New-Yorll Democrats, diluted and
warmed over. he inventors OF the scheme were
amazed nc IFS capacity for destruction in the rear
and Gen. Early will make similar discovery
ol,n Ia,