New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

.,,s about it; Grover telegraphs he doesn't; Kelly
ENDS 40 and says he doesnt Hewitt now swears ne
soe,nr: and Pelon SAYS: az cannot tell lie Patrick
Ali II with his little dictionary.
IL any sinful friend of Mr.. Tilden; says
,,a,ros Democratic editor has indiscreety attempted
% hrbe Republican elector in Oregon, we would sub
~, 70 having the vote OF the State thrown out, and
MD accept without murmur the result OF an election
by the House g..
There are still two men in the United States
tho are in favor of The Springfield Republicans patent
on that this thing should be settled by having Presi-
dent Tden appoint Gov Hayes his Secretary OF state
ons Of them lives Gramercy Park. The other-weii,
Charles Francis Adams wishes he didn't live at all.
.Judge Hoadly is in a state of mind. Rumors
are circulating about Washington that the Democrats
are inclined make obSc ms TO counting three Re
nubican votes from Oregon but confne themselves To
formal protest 10 presented to and put upon the m-
u,, of the Joint convention hoping thereby to make the
electoral Tribunal feel bad" Such course would be
cruel ward the Judge He should he allowed to make
that speech cooper will have to be employed 10 hoop
him.
The popularity of Mr.. Watterson is on the
decline Journals of the Tden gore stripe that ap-
plauded his 9Th of January speech can fnd nothing W
commend in the conservative advice he is now giving
fbe Indianapolis Sentinel mounts Its praneng steed anu
makes determined charge upon him. II says; win
victory in sight, Mr. Watterson Is as grand as
he eferyesces nagnicenty; the me- ana sl1
AZ lis eloqueDce startling but II the skies loon uarh
md feat looms up in the distance De sups'ues as
sraudly as a tornado and be as calm rs duck ponu
IL ia not tie time for the Democratic rarty 10 be guided
~ men whose seifshness is only equaled by their
arrogance egotism and untmey bravado, or VINO watch
their opportunities W hlp-hop INV '"0 '"nAP " WV
spratofs' Ill,
The honors of the day are unqueshOnably
With the South It's Congressman and majority oil us
journals have exhibited spirit which will do much TO
sray whatever bitterness of feeling is still held toward
that section In North Some ebuons OF rage must
h,.ff hakro raudil Y he
when so prominent Democratic journal as me H'en-
onS Dispdteh gives such wise and moderate advice as
the following: And il is lett to us to submit grace
t the decision of body which appealed save
vs from usurpation and outrage Whatever temporary
ambition of passion may be manifested. we venture
To predict that all will end in proper and deeorous
srduescence in the result We venture further WIN
degttu compacency to anlcate 1na ore t6e rh
sense OF honor aud proprlety III the eAceen's Vi 'e
hour"
Judge Mackey of South Carolina seems to
have An itching get into print He arrived In Macon
Ga one day week. and without waiting to be asked
,r an interview sent for the editor OF The telegraph
and Messenger and expressed his Willingness TO u" De
,eeu" The Judge gave account of bis visit TO Gov
HAYES and said the following were the exact words
used M the Governor that they having been
committed to writing at the time. Coy Hayes SAID: II
regard the Presidential contest in the form that has
assumed AS most uncertain as its result shall per
form no act TO influence that result but DO say unre
sryey that the great of the south good govern
ment aud if l ain President shall use alleStimate
sepres TO foster the establishment in that long dis
turbed section of intelligent and honest local
men" The telegraph and MESSENGER editorlally eH
presses It's belief that Gov Hayes desires to deal justly
by lie SOUTH but that party pressure Will cOnpe
him 20 modify or abandon his views.
The Democrats are suddenly discovering that
there les been more in the Southern Hayes movement
than they have been willing to believe The wash
ington correspondent OF The ST. Louis Republican
worthy information
that snch an attempt was being made On Friday night he
eegraphed to that journal as follows: Evidences hFe
accumulated tonight that the movement to draw tne
Southern Democrats to the Republican party VIII
now m pressed with the utmost possible vgor IL comes
from trustworthy Republican source that 1t is
definitely settled that prominent feature IN the ne"
policy OF that party viii be this effort to conciliate the
South On the other hand is easy to see that there
arc many Southern Democrats more than ready To
names but may be goody number of Pr0mi-
neut Southern members marked men ALREADY, wTe
not Of thonl have come DoiQy OUT Oh % tne
movement will not take shape OF course, nniI aiter
Hayes seated but after that will not be long III oehg
brought forward in full FORM"
Between now and the 9TH of March the quid-
nunos will ind ample employment in outlining the policy
Of Gov Hayes aud in patching up Cabinet Tor him. me
Cincinnati Enquirer publishes some gossip sent by It's
Columbus correspondent and as it contains the views OF
political opponent it is worth recording 1t is as FOL
lows In the first place. to Gov. Hayess policy he
intends to pursue fenient and conservative policy IN
the administration of affairs He will seek to alay the
political hatred that has been the stock in trade OF such
men as Morton and Blaine and Garfield during tue past
II years He proposes TO concate the SCUM 80 Iar Us
he can and will single question Of uniyersa
,n6yag the point to gather about him men Of all pot
zeal opinions in South AS illustrating this point, h
fee disposed TO recognize the Nichols Government ID
Louisiana and the Wade Hampton Government III SCUM
Carolina as being the de factO governments ot those
siates In selecting Cabinet his effort viii be to gather
around Lin men OF conservative qualities rather than
those Of intense radicalism."