New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

1t is time to "trust in God after giving the devil
mortgage.
The best place for tho first new dollar would seem
10 b. over SpgiEgers mouth.
The firm OF fraud shriekers has been enlarged,
and now stands ''Iilden. Adams and Noses" Noses
supplies the experience.
Mr. Cox says ms charge of fraud by a fraud will
go down to posterity just as he uttered 1t. so It
WILL and be rcco uizcd AZ a fathfl portrait OF lis
author.
Mr. rden winks at Mr. Hendricks in return for
the latter's assurances of Affection and observes:
Just YOU keep on, Thomas, and you will find your
self crowded OF oven the tail ot the ticket, pres
emily"
Mr. Bland says he shall continue to labor in the
cause of repudiation but in hopeless way, because
IL believe We have got about all we can get"
There is hope for the country If Bland has dropped
his sponge III despair.
Governor Holiday keeps up the fire of vetoes like
a man who enjoys fight. That he viii win in ali
cases Is manifest from the panic tho ReaduStcrs are
III. They talking wildly about the "wonted
yiles of the money rings" aud about appealing 10
the " higher tribunal ot tie people. Ihe repudia-
tor always resorts To claprap about the people when
ne is beaten, but the day Will surely come when the
people will find him out.
Milton Savler. of Ohio is of the opinion that no
more silver legislation will be accomplished at this
session. He thinks the prevailing disposition is to
another one As Mr. Saylor is chiefly distn n2ui,hcd
rs a statesman with uncommon ability for keep
iut on the popular side of all public questions his
opinion Is entitled 10 consideration.
Senator Eaton seems to take a comprehensive
view OF the financial future. When the Silver Bill
had passed, jubilant imitation Senator asked him.
tauntlngly, "Well. Eaton, what neXtf' Green
mnn "Nmd thcnfv "iell!" There the CONVEX
sation paused but ono who had bocn listening
questioned the accuracy of the Connecticut Sena-
iOrS climax.
Senator Gordon declares his intention Of speaking,
within few days, on the bill for the repeal of the
Resumption Act. He does not say he will favor it,,
but il is 10 be inferred from bis financial record that
he will. He is about the only champion the Presi-
dent ever had in the Senate, and like all the other
friends of the Administration he shows his devotion
by consistently opposing all that best and most
desirable i'll the Administrations policy.
Pitkin emcrges from his obscuuty long enough to
remark that Anderson will not be pardoned. that
the prosecutions will be continued with rgor and
that the BOurbons care nothing about honor or
Justice in their eagcIness % wreak all the vengeance
in their power upon their old rulers. He thinks
Governor Nichols will not dare to pardon Ander-
SON for fear such action would defeat his hopes of
rcClccs non. There are many indications that what
PkIn says Is the exact truth. There Is NOS Il
Of lcnicncy of shame visible anywhere IL is the
every where uphold the prosecutions, and scOf at ali
charges of a breach of faith. 1t is IN exceedingly
swcct-scented party.
The two Cincinnati journals which have been mad
dest in their clamor for silver burst out Friday
morning. with pictures of the new dollar. It was
not the same dollar in both papers. however, aud
neither editor had the assurance to put the in
scrption, In God trust" Mr.. Hastead labelled
his The big white dollar" and his rival called his
the Dollar of the Daddies.' The editorial COM
mcnts were as antagOnistic the dollars The COM
p,oodi called for peace remarked that the surrep-
titious charge had been vndicated, and predicted
that the persons who attempt to continue the acti-
tlon will be opposed by the people The Enqairr
informed the laot that - their tronDe had only be-
gun" and called for the repeal Ol the " infamous
Resumption Act" and for tree and full coinage
IL also interpreted the Presidents veto gn tbat
he Is the willing and abicct slayo' of the money
power Ii remains to be seen which editor 10 the
tle prophet but At IS entirely accurate To say now
tnat me Lnquiyy editor is the only logical one Of
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