The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Thurman is q sou OF Virgina-1n auspicious fact.
Alexander H. Stephens 10 confident Of his rs-elec
ton.
The Courier-Joxr~al asks. "Grant or Butler
which Sn
There was not single German In shs Syracuse
Convention.
The Tall sycamore OF the Wabash ssilt casts shadow
upon enc wing of the Capitol
The grsenbackers have gooo "dsap' OF strengshn
Alsbsma, bat hardly '.full hand"
Herbert u. Hoyt Is the gresnback candidate fer Con.
srsss in the Eighth district Of Miehisau.
The Boston Post says snat the talk OF Grant for the
Presidency Is federalism gone to seed"
Xsarnsy has rank 10 reiRtion 20 the vulgar
drsymA an ~ the carpet knight to The real soldier.
After oil DO is only palace cafmsn
C,svsand L<adcr:- ..Anotner Ohio idea In TO use Q
mans vote all winter aud then kick him into she
alley when there is more voting to be dono."
Columbus Alexander who is SO bitterly opposed 10
tho 70 election Of Congressman Huutou scion Of
tho family tina. founded and named The city OF Alex
audra. Va
When In the Eighth Congressional district Of Iowa
voter saws II shall vote for sapp," protans dem
neral Immediately answers. 'srhe juice, you sayI"
Than ne enters . sllded saloon ami Ia dsmpsnsd In
spirits.
aos,on H,raid.--"rne idea that General Grant Will
decl,pe to be candidate (ior Prssidsnp Is absurd-
ae will not work for the nominaiion, but II II 10
altered him no will take Il as cooiy a. he would Q
fresh cigar"
Democrats ut large are bes,owpg gress praise spon
Couxrcssman Hutton, but somehow many people Ia
mis- own district do not agree With them. Whatever
they do they are not likely 70 be "ied By the
| as asses are"
Savannah R.eorfcr:--"rhe HERALD 10 right In say.
ing n M independent party or matte nal party should
proclaim itself the south IL would do much 70 hx
Tho policy Of both national parties IN 1880 and compel
them 10 announce real questions and 10 abandon the
| old aud dangerous sectional Issues"
! savannah Recorder:-'Ws want . national party;
! one tina. would heal The breach and cover up and
another sectional hates animosisss and old issues.
Confidence bsscts ddenos, hate bsgets hate, and
conservatism bcges conservatism, and broad national
| questions viii develop broad national men IN each
| and every section OF tbs Union"
! sor,psdeld Rsp,.blican.-ssrns suggestion that Gov
srner Rice NAV &c, into the Presidents Cabinet after
ALL - revived by Judge shepcy's death. f-A'torney
General Owens should DO appointed to the judgeshp.
! and n Me- Thomson should Do Transferred 70 the
Attorney Gcneraiship. then Mr.. Rice might BE- given
the Navy Department, where Ne. Hayes once thought
oil putting him But the country sn' nanket'nR a"ef
| auy Cabiuct cnansos"
| nos,.n u>rald:--"we hear some intimatious Of
| movement In tue Eighth tMsssachussus) Congress
s,ou., aistr,ct to supplant Mr. Canin republican
| cauo,ls,e Tor Congressman. such movsrneat oan
| scarcely DO Tor the public good Mr.. CIafIn 10 not
| only the strongest man tho republicans run In
,ue d,s,rcs but no Of those men desirable in
pubic nie without regard TO pay, and especially In
these ,lmes wnsn ,nore are real issues bslwcen
| the old psrties"
In these words does the Boston fo bcstow TIA bless
ing upon repabiicsns:-''rhslrd doom party 10
evidently sealed For this reason they call On Grant
70 come back and save them. The country te-dayhas
90, beyond Grant IN It's politics. II s preparing for
different ana greater things. Al for the security Of
the edsral Union and the perpcssity Of rspubl,cau
government, these trouble them nothing All they
crave Is power; popular rights may 20. They swell
with phrases OF psssss,isn they mean ony Gen.
liralixauons s7.e t..r