New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-30
and that is the only thing that will bring about

change" why ''''s
WIN the South demand large appropriations when it
The position OF the South on that question is one OF
entire unannity. Taey look at the North as having
nn Tor many years large appropriations for internal
improvements. while they have had comparatively
nothing They Will demand $50, 900, 900 for improve
neuts on The Mississippi leyecs and large appropria
tlHns Tor the Southern Pacific Railroad and other
schenes In order TO do tuis they be eye necessary
10 nave plenty OF money and easy times, and cOnse-
bonds plenty Of greennacks That IL the principal
reason OF the popularity Of sotmOnoy ideas in the
opposition to the RcpuD lean party Southern Demo
craa ar ready advocate anything that opposed
10 EfpuDicaui,Iu. Hard money with small apprOpria-
tions and vi the puDc debt is looked upon
me policy OF the Republican party. Southern
democrats look 10 coalition with Western
Democrats whose ideas agree uore with Their own.
II they elect the next President they consider 1t must be
money l., mocfats, are regarded as belonging to the
Goh9aoider artist cracy which opposed TO the South:
~ lVs lh can hav their own way with the AID OF
party VIII have to fall into line which they will un-
LON do the Southern Republicans favor for the
next Prcsid, utal candidate p
Either ant, Conklii Blaine in my opinion, will
y. tHI candidate, and any oie OF them would draw 0u5
the coored vote Grant is especially popular there. The
,ol%rcl men, who ABLE all have pictures of Lincoln
~ tHtIr cabins dS tie man who enducipatcd them, and
GI' as me rrScrycr and supper ter Trey sing WITH
4ls name woGd create great enthusiasm among them.
ConkilnC ana Blaine who have been coseIy identified
W" :. IT. 'nrr iilt.I,t. a.. also very popular
Tdc co.,r.a people are supcrstltious II they believe
1'7 'H'ht' ny ANY one u Is nara LOT ludi person
u regain thcr hdcncc Since President lIayc,
III hey have found Their urn all turned ont o. Office and
tIcH themselves refused the right 10 VOc. Tnl-
and other un.s iuimcal To their interests they attr-
butte % trade or cheat 0i some KIND, for which they
dame liiy'- They are slow 70 learn about new men.
49,, - ""t'Hi - NtP .RpNdr IN Louisiana ana Wuuu
mike gpoI Presidential candidate believe hat man
wh' can carry NGw-I2rk, Connecticut and NewJerSey
VII be- ia" mex President"
" Do you anticipate am action your seat when the
ID n"cra's gtt s. ,utrol OF tnc Senatci"
"As To- that hlriIy kuow. Ny friends think not and
l an luct ned 20 agree with them"
y" ''u link mat there VIII be an extra session OF
No do uctthuk tho Democrats will try 1t brcauze
7u-t tlE im ~ ,uo cours., and their majority Is too
-u 10 risk uHc1. inIn there will be 40 financial leg
''t o" l.- ,cse ~ and that VIII be an uney,ni!ul0n@
because both pa't VII be on their good behavior"
4 TALK WITH VICEPRESIDENT WHEELER.
~, orl,IOS or THE ErIECT OF TIE CIPHER Dis
CLo-uGLs-PREDTCTIONs OF REPUBLICAN, Sue
CESS.
Nicc-Prcsid,nt Wheeler stated yesterday to
IEIEuHL r.putt'r that the lElBuNE exposure Of the
CIhcr Telegram, had created political revolution in
the northern part Of tDs STATE In his county he said
Tat the Democrats were comp ctcly dcmoralIzed and
in some sections M y parayzed and powcrcs5 to
.c' Ii.t the exposure been made month earlier, NJ
Wheeler od,,gd that the Gf.ct would r h@yc
mj"ry 10 jno mkt Ii0u'c OF Representa-
ave- lie also expressed tn" bcl'rf mat thr
matter Womb hr t"r"u-hy iuNesugai Il by "A Con
-.c--io1.l Committee ana b. felt confident mt there
's'- du'lu the az the Presidential question
tnat could possibly show any attempt 1t securing tue
-outhD u c.cctOrdl vote ~ unfair means.
Nj. Wheeler thought that the resolution proposed by
CONGRESSMAN Paige California To- nfnrcc tac Cou-t
representation I'D 'Ong,tsS 81 any STATE Nh'It ihr IRAN
cul-t Was restricted, while ~ ml-hl not pass Demo
cratic Hou-c. voud lave good effect. On that Issue
alone the Republican party could succeed ~ tnr nsAt
Fr,alIcH,iIl canvas. TIE political outlook MI
Ni,cIgr regarded ~ unusually hlsnt' ana WHe i.rif
whoever The Republican. might nominate would be sue