New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

Ire great FRAUD Unity: Iilden, Adams aud
Blair.
There is a disposition in the West to treat the gold
bug with more respect.
Somebody should take the cork out of Voorhees,
pretty soon. OF he VIII burst.
Jones begins to suspect that the country thinks
more of It's credit than of him.
Patterson says his trouble Is "sOrt Of vertigo"
II looks more like sort of fear to go--to South
Carolina.
The running expenses of Fernando's Woods mud
machine should be paid by the party rather than by
the country.
MONTGOMERY Blair says he informed Mr. Tilden
that if Inc became President he would accept 10 Of
flee from him. Ii is always moving spectacle to
a man decline something he has no chance OF re-
celving
A New-Jersey Democratic patriot rises to say that
Mcclellan viii be the next Democratic candidate
for President rather than Tilden, that the Office
can he fought Tor II necessary.
Buckner's tremendous idea of stopping the Pres
ideuts salary if he vetoes the Bland bill is another
feather in the cap of Missouri us breeder of states
men. No other State in the Union can show such
gorgeous pair as Bland and BuckncT.
Judge Davis says the people of his section of tho
State OF Illinois are nne-tenths Of them in favor Of
unlimited silver. This seems to be a powerful reason
why the Judge shodld cure them of their deluson.
lie has not the excuse that many of them have, that
he doesn't know amy better.
The nomination Of Pendleton in Ohio puts the old
Democratic ticket of Mcclellan and Pendeton in
the field AGAIN, The inspired reform" editor is
SIRE 70 detect the hand of fate in this simultaneous
resurrection of the from fourteen years OBJ
Iyion. Ii would be lovely ticket to beat IN 1880
The recent silver mass-meeting at indianapolis
was lively one, especially for Mr.. Hendricks. 1t
WIS captured at the outset by the old Greenback
crowd and was run by them, Uncle Jimmy being
literally crowded out of the chair by local imitation
ranter Mr. Hendricks slipped in for few moments
and occupied seat by the door, but when the audi
once demanded a speech from him he had slipped
ont again. lie found afterward at his hotel,
but was not in talkatlve mood, merely saying he
went IN to hear Landers speak. lie admitted that
the call for the meeting had been submitted to him,
but he only talked it over" and did not sign. Mr..
Hendricks has amused the public by his lodging
good many times but lac is SURPRISING himself now
Mr. Pendlcton was not explicit as he might
have been IN his speech accepting the nomination
for Senator The Democratic ears were open for
some lively observations about the Tascaty OF the
gold bugs but they caught nothing but few plati-
tudos about dischargimg my duty for the good of
the whole country" That Is the last thing the Ohio
Democrat wishes his Senator to do. General Ewing
took in the situation at glance. and when his turn
to speak ne NcUl AT IL Iihc IL 1''1H HuO WIS
determined to show the party what mis- axe it had
made in not picking ont him for an exponent. lie
"derounced the "facile tools Of the money power"
smoke Of that hesh invention of usureTs the Re
sumption Act" and openly declared for separation
from the Eastern Democracy rather than surrender
the fight AGAINST the mOncycd OllgarchY. J.! was
what 1night De called ripping old speech, ana
the brethren responded with ycils OF denght. II
was Il display oi demagOgl>in when t'huH 10 hahe
the nomination of Pendleton almost callse 1or
gratitude. 49,
The TilJen movement for 1850 has received lift !
from some unknown person IN Lexington who has
secp a man who has seen Senator Barnum, OF Con-
npcticut. There is no end of significance in what
Tins second sight reveals. as it is communicated to
The cincinnati Commercial. In the first place a scape
ooot las been fonnd to bear the blame for the sup
nosed nets of Illlen which make him unpopular
with his party in the Soat5 and West
to-day. Mr. Hewitt is 20 be the scape-
goat. lie misrepresentcd Tilden in advocating the
Electoral Tribunal Bill and assumed to have
authority from him which he did not possess.
Barnum says further, that Tildcn will be a caudi
date again, and that the party is bound to accept
him. because he Is the only man who can carry New
York. and there can be 40 Democratic success with
out New-lora. As proof Of the value OF Bar
NUNS statements, tine correspondent says the Con-
uecticut senator was more closely III 1ldeus conf
dence than any other during the last campaign,
and that ii Tilden had become President, Barnum
would have been put III the Cabinet This Will