New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

Better make that new key skeleton, Moses.
The coparceners have been respited till next
week.
Pelton was able to say all that anyone expected
him to.
The cipher rcformcrs would prefer to condone 1t
all III silence, il they could.
The Democracy is on q mighty slim basis when it
settles back on It's good behavior.
The budozer is the only man on record who has
accomplished the feat OF voting three times a milo
ute for 72O minutes.
Not a word about Civil Service Reform in the
Message. few graceful remarks. thrown into
the form of an obituary, would not have been out
of place.
The Potter Committee Is wise in not tacklng the
cipher question till General Butler present. The
General Is cranmed with valuable information on
tie subject
General Ewing remarks with unexpected hber-
atty that he will not oppose resumption because
opposition viii DO no good, and would look mali
cious. The General is as generous the person
who removed himself from the track of an adyanc-
ing locomotive because ne dld not wish to subject
the company to tbe damage OF a collision.
Speaker Randall, friends declare that he has an
irresistible claim TO reelection IN the fact that he
is the author Of the Ohio redistuctng scheme,
without winch the party majority in the next Con-
gr,ss won. ii have been next TO nothing. Tbs IS a
ICI' I5 uI1a'T -"I ' ~ - op go
,.,,.'. nIiidozrr, and ta.,0l-bcy suffers Ii Ran
dalI takes any comfort N the clam he ought 10 be
gwen MS III OF H.
Senator Patterson remarks with entire accuracy
that the result of the south Carolina election was
precisely what no predicted it would be. " / was
only surprised, ne says, at one thing. / didn't
suppose the Democrats would be such banked fools
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ZOOO ~ Is guoa TO- 10 HH~ l'hi purposes as one Of
10000 and u Is blai h,u sight cas- tr 10 eApiau
IuaJ is precisely what th. ptipteNtu northern DEM
Orrdtic editor says his heart every time he Wrcs-
Ties with the question.
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due IN yo1r nar1yjs orer,tion, i'm south Carolina.
As for the pliers the Colonel tells correspondent
OF Ihe Cincinnati EHqg"% that he cihnot O5
'G" % uiodi, ns W ,III Daoo S,nmI TJe,
v a. o,i ou t ,I,t 10 fab,is
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Ii anybody suppOSCs the south Carolina bull
dozers are bit sorry for their capcrs no is dread
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iu'iS l''.'Nei' ii,J "'' o'''' P'''.'4" W '"'C'
up their deeds but hrazenly boast OF them III Their
newspapers. The hcrtsf.OH NciCs and Courier says
y,,,h aunerb ip,nudence mat tbe negroes had M
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r,t "n,,roas wte,ior tl,r rryrnes outnnuber them
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solid southern sentiment on the subject with com
Dc,ncrati t2c ar t vote az II b ,ries to
vote the Republican ticket, no Will be met by what
lhe oulldohoIs 2;san - pieLS'G 20 can
reo-s1lrL intimidation and li,st.c-ballofs.
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,sfor Lii a,,a,nst hin, th, H.
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an" ''' ''o'' MN ~, i,r VIZ
be curious 10 see no" nc VIII uispose OF the tsSue-
ballots If he touches them at all, he will be the
first democrat 10 do IT, for all the other Southern
trfrpders are unanimously silent abuut them
H., toIl, lrr,,nv gh about tho iguor1nce and
,,nrr,ntinr az ncgrn sunra,nacv and ahnut rho com
r5rrtty, tunccrTce of blnodicss iniImIdutIou bnt
IL. NV, never h.ard about the nse of tissup,baI
ints or of fine r1ft cd illustrator of the boundIrss
ness Of universal suffrage. y no was able to vote
900 times IN one bret day. Mr.. Lamar will have
a, a., en-