New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-14
POLITICAL NOIES.


Was IL a bogus fac-simile. Moses Tell US thar.
The shower doesn't begin to be over yet sweet CO.
parceners.
Scratch Russian. aud you find a Tilden. SEQ
TRIBUNE"
Ask somebody to calr your attention" to yester-
days TRIBUNE, Noses
Why did Moses direct lis dispatch to TIldenf
the latter aid not know what was going onI
If the 'cphers and the election have taken the
"bounce" ont of Springer miracle has been
wrought
Moses writes fine open hand, but he had no idea
that he was writing cipher which would be
equally open"
1t must have mystifed Tilden to have Moses tell
him in high-shouldered cipher that he had wasted
three VISITS" on Cowgirl.
The Democratic party is shaken from centre to
circumference with the problem To condone OF not
TO condone That is the question" Referred to hr
Illden.
What does the Uncle of his Nephew think about
that fac-similef Moses charged that the dispatch
be ,iyen to the Uncle and if it wasn't the Nephew
should be hauled over the Goals ior dlsoOeying or
ders.
Butler and the President agree in believing that
the Greenback party has political future of inn
portance. That ought to furnish basis for
harmony between the two. for they hold jointly a
complete monopoly VI oPitiAOh'
That is significant office mark at the bottom Of
Moses's cipher dispatch about Cowgili-"colect--
1892 1t means collect $lS so, but it also STANDS
for the final reckoning with the cipher Democracy
which the people will hold in 1880 Mr.. Tiden has
paid his share of the bill, but the parys share WIZ
be collected then.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Dean, Of the lid Massachusetts,
District has reached the magnanimous conclusion
that he will not cheat his successful opponent out
of his seat in Congress second time. This is gene
rous of Mr. Dean, for his party would undoubtedly
award him the seat again were he to ask for It.
He has Just as much right TO 1t as he bad beore-no
right at all.
Among the notable majcrities IN this State that
of eX-Speaker Sloan seems to have been overlooked
His majority over the Democratic candidate for AS
sembly was 2.47O, over the Greenbaek candidate
$500; over all, 1850. In 1876 his majority was
but little over 600. Mr.. Sl0an's constituents
have done themselves credit by giving 50 excelien
mau so handsome vote.
A reader of TIE TRIBUNE in Vermont writes 70
say that be hopes nothing more will be said by tns
journal to drive Bradley Barlow. the GTeenDaeA
Congressman in the lid District of that State into
the Democratic ranks. He says Barlow is very vim
dictiye and if tainted with his bad record aud bad
PRINCIPLES he will refuse TO vote with the Republic
cans. That is an excellent reason why he should
he tainted. HIS natural place IS III the Democratic
party ana the quicker be gets there the better VIII IL
be for che Republicans ana ior vermont
Congressman-elect Jimmy" 0'Bren has carried
to Baltimore the exclusive and valuable informal
ton that New-York State Is thoroughly Demo
cratic,u and that the Democracy was uninjured by
the late election. He expects 10 see Tilden nom-
natedfor Governor TO "unite the party" expects
to see HIM elected and afterwards run again ff
President. THIS is good news. wal the Honorable
l. yix.l I'm
the re,uyenated gonfalon OF Reform by Fraud ~
his own reform ed hands Let Us hope ~
for the possibilities of fun IN such movement woun
be infinite
The Democratic discord swells louder and louder.
As il finds vent in the party organsit has III NY
curious phases. One wing demands re'hrn !"
sound money principles as the only possible nope
for future success. The other demands compier
subms.ion TO the GreenbackeRs, on the ground thar
the party will be invincbe, provided the Democrat
and Greenbackers unite in solid mass agsinstthe
Republicans The latter is the unanimous Western
view. and has strong advocates even in New-iorh
State Ii is quite probable that this view VIII pre-
vail in the party councils. for the present az es
and that will be entirely satisfactory TO hepuuns
cans. If the Democrats take the soit none5 sy men
now there will be an exodus OF hart money no
from their own ranks to the Republicans WIFI ,S
will offset completely all they Will gam ifon '-'
Greenbaekers-
Speaker Randall 10 said to be contemplating ."
early visit to Washington to set up the pins for hs
rejection. The South would seem to be the mos'
elective field for him to do that work In. Ills ia'o
depends entirely upon that section, and he cap =.
elected only by giving the proper pledges 70 'ns
Southern Congressman. He did this BEFORE an'
there is no reason 70 think he will hesitate TO 90 ,n
same thing again. The South is well satisfied WIN
his record. also. and will be quite willing to repos
the agreement. All of which makes funny MI oo.e
prospects just about as ridiculous as they ai"s,'
have BEEN Mr.. Randals only danger ia N inc ,; ia
pearauce of genuine Solid South candidato RE- RE-
Mr. Goode of Virginia. but thai is remote. III ~
South would prefer extract ITS chestnuts 5hIysn
tic nav of some docile Northern cat ike hanaa sn
suspicion then.