New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Anti-Resumption party dies with Congress.
There is nothing which requires more killing than
q Southern claim,
Anderson should make one more confession. tell
ing what induced him TO make the last one.
The most savage critic of the late Congress is tho
Northern Democratic editor who thlrsted for reyo-
luton.
Glover did not get in his report at ALL and the
Democrats with fractured pantaloons viii go home
feeling easier in their minds. They didn't care to
that report circulating as Republican cam
palgu document.
One Democratic County Convention in Ohio has
taken time by the fOreock and nominated Senator
Thurman for the Presidency in 1880. Some other
county, which wishes TO procure Its groceries nj a
bargain, should follow suit now with ringing
nomination of your Uncle Dick.
Hendrick B. Wright has been renominated for
Congress by reclamation by the Nationals Of his
district As he is thought TO be sure Of tine Demo-
cratic nomination also, his reelection by an in
creased majority may be put down as uupeasantly
certain If Pennsylvania can stand II, probably the
country can.
Congressman Chalmers of Mississippi, is sure that
his State will elect solid Democratic delegation
this Fall He tells reporter of The Washington Post
that he hopes the Northern Republicans will carry
ont their alleged notion of sending representatives
TO the Southern States to secure fair elections be-
cause such action would consolidate the Democratic
party there and prevent dissensions, when arc
now its only dangers. There are editors IN the
South who fake different view, and are calling for
q coat of tar and feathers to be applied to every
Northern visitor.
Ex-Governor Young, of Ohio, has given from
memory the gst of that dispatch which the rats ate
ND before General Butler could get hold fit. 1t
was sent in reply 10 the Bonds Baker dispatch
Mr. Young tells a reporter Of The Cincinnati Conner
cioI that when he asked Mr.. Hayes what answer DO
should send tho latter replied: "Y You must an
ser il upon your own responsibility and according
To vour own Judgment" The answer ran like tins:
| " The telegram has been submitted TO Governor
HAYES and he says that he is in no position 20 make
any PROMISES - but Governor Young added that no
woud take the responsibility of saying that n Gov
ernor HAYES was elected President, the PROVISIONS
of the Cincinnati platform and ms letter OF he-
| ceptonce would be strictly lived mp 20. That was
ali there was in II. That was all there was N any
thing that went from Columbus during those oa1s'
| Secretary sherman has sent graceful aud feeling
response to tho Republicans of his home county
for their recent resolution Of confidence and esteem
The letter Is published, as follows in The haHge'a
Herald :" ! am deeply obliged TO my hspuD',''''
friends in Richland County for their unexpected &c,
ton at the convention feel that the SsD,
tho resolutions is far too complimentary Out uus'
H,ot tIoir Endorsement Of my public service mo-
tiyes and conduct will always prove 20 DC nei. IN,
EsnocioIiv i'm this Louisiana matter KNOW NY -
| durt Is bevond hst reprOach did hotu'ng g1f
over that have the least cause 70 lSBiot, ~ ,,ier
would not do over AGAIN, u oSscnsstons a.anst
me viii find any Judgment in any just Iu,l , enly
| v,iu examine the evidence produced MM,to 70
sorry that this controversy comes Wnoi = S,,i;esn
entirely occupied with important Viu'''' -.
Ex.secretary Robson doesn't appear 70 o.