New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

editors is found in quoting each Others anuS" ot
Tur TgIpl,SF. II is A noble and evidently cxhIl1-
ratIng plstIine.
Congressman Southland is sure the Northern
people stand by the Democrats in fher night against
the election law Hen find out by and by that the
people are merely standing by" III order to oo III
position for "A square kick on election day.
Uncle Dick Bishop is a philosopher He says be
ISM waiting around expecting people TO mana MN
something ON gold fork, but II the Democrats wISh
him 10 uiu for Governor again he Will toe their
cheerful can,lIdater They'd better take bim, Tor
they viii need candidate who can be cheeiinl
IN defeat
Senator Bayard viii never be Democratic
nominee for the Presidency il he doesn't stop talk
ing like this about his parys project for forcing
an extra session " cannot and viii not lend my
self tn policy that approaches so closely to reyolu-
ton. While am willing tp serve my party, ihihk
my first duty ~ to serve my Country "Ha'
hungry Democrat can be expected 70 iHuoIH' 9"'"
u sentiment aS that
Hoadlcy has had a fresh eruption. Since his eX-
halistlye op mon on Cronins Electoral College ot
One he has remained in cOmatO5e state, try ing 10
recover his energies, and he has been successful.
He startled the g0odly City of Cincinnati with four
or five columns OF recocctIons of the electoral con-
trovcrsy on Saturday evening, and ended no with
a war-whoop for Jildon and Hendricks again IN
leSO. lie promises :" jump 10 the support o! tn tn
old man, abused bed about, per,e'ut ii, Nliheu shu
surdU n TilGcn il wise he'll give nm hair ~ mat
fresh barrel If he'll promise not to Jump"
Ex-Mnistcr Washbuync receives a hearty nom1-
nation ~ the Republican candidate for the Pest
dcncy from The UcGrcgOr Nccs, of Iowa. Tie eo-
itor, who is German, speaks warmly OF Mr.. WASH
burne's cOndnct at Paris during the franco-PruSslah
war declaring that he thereby won the gratitude OF
Germans on both sides of the Atlantic. He thinks
lac he "A ~ because
from all alliances with rings and scandals, ana
would enter the canvass with no necessity lol uc-
fence or WhitcWaSh.
Senator Chandier's rejection was so nearly
unanimou, that even his bitterest criucN have re-
framed from charging that IL was not the sp"n-
taueous wish of the people Of Michigan. As me
De,oa Po4t and Tribune says. ia giving the mean
ing Of H. the election not the result OF intrigue
hut the RESPONSE Of the Republican members of the
Legislature to the demand Of their constituents.
The party press Of the state was almost unanimous
fpT hlm. TIE RcpublIcanirm which he rcplr>eltru
when in the Senate before, l. the very klud me
marry m Michigan dcSrous of bringing 10 IN" lro'
AGAIN now, namely tine RcpubllcIuism when hshI7
Democratic designs upOH rhr Constitution ana upon
the Treasury without 1.nching and without COM
promise.
Washington correspondent Of The HerdH has
made an elaborate canvas, If the NcW-York delrsH-
ton m Congrcs, for the purpose Of obtaining the
views of the members concerning candidates IN the
NIX, state and National campaigns. The result Is
not especially ucid or inclusive. The most Sink
ing poiut seem, 10 be that the Republican members
are pretty unanimous in fayorus Blaine for tine
Presidency in l,>O. Nj. Chlt;cndcu expressed 'h"
general sentiment accurately when he sad: "Both
tine next Governor of New-lork and the next Isesl-
den; If the United states viii be Republicans, and
men who have been fed ON strong Republican meat
--talwaIts.' several Republican member, thonght