New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-08

It's the same old Reform" every time. Does
| anybody call for more OF II 7
OF conrse TiIdeu has been as innocent as new
lard egg Of all that has been gong on in his poit-
cal household for week more. As OF oid, ne
probably goes 70 bed before Polton comes III, ana
doesn't get ND until after Pelton has gone out Pei
ton sleeps very little, but his Uncle sleeps long ana
heavily STILL TIE old gentleman must wonueT a
little, when he reads the newspapers "h1 " ~ W.
pms The boys no to all those nanmuFtes' II ~
encounters Navor Cooper he must notice with pam
ful surprise the shattered condition Ot that iuhc-
tiOnari' 5 nerves.
Connecticut also gives that Republican tidal wave
n slight lift. Next.
If Hendricks will enter The New-York campaign
with his Ohio declaration that it is " treason" TO
oppose the schemes Of the Solid south the RepuDll-
cans Will receive him JOyiully.
secretaty sherman will reJuter the Ohio cam
paign tomorrow. speaking every evening except
sunday till the close of the canvass. He ~ bold
man to 20 there in lie face of the repeated asser-
tons of the Democratic orators that lie has been
i claiming credit for helping Ia secure resumption
when IN fact he had nothing whatever 20 40 "it"I'
Congressman FRYE tells the ubiquitous reporter IN
search Of presidential views" in OHIO, that he
thinks Grant and Blame will be the only candidates
before the National Convention, as Sherman - nm
questionaby shaping his course now for he Senate.
lie notices very strong underlying current Tor
Grant, since every time he mentions his name IN
sprcrh There i "A ST srm Of applause which can he
heard a mile away. The parry would unite on either
/ Blaine Grant. and be makes the reasonable pit,
dIctiou that the conduct 81 tie next Congress VIII
have great deal to do IN deciding VINO VIII DE the
nominee.
There must be some mistake about that reported
wild enthusiasm in Faneu.l Hall yesterday dur
ing the Democratic Convention. IL would have
/ been shOchlHsly 0ut of place.
Voorhees, is stn followed mp by merciless perse-
cution IN Ohio. He has more trouble every day
with his clam 20 be friend of the soldier lie de-
MED with ms customary vchomeuce that he had
ever recommended placing upon the neck Of each
Union soldier collar marked: Ny dog; \. Lin
coin, but the denial brought 1ui a card signed by
twenty ladies and gentlemen who declared they
beard him say it. Then a letter which be Thought
was dead was brought 10 life showing that be had
written himself down a thorough Southern sympa-
thzcT at the beginning OF the war; and hnaiF ah
old speech made by him IN 1851 i.a' been aug up
in which hc declared that as 70 Representative "I
Indiana in Congress hc would never Noie one man.
do lar, one gun 10 tine AdEnNl~IlaiINh 81 ANlt-
ham Lincoln 40 make war upon tie Snrtl. boo"-
by. Noorhees. 1t can't even be sald of you mat
You meant well.
Governor Robinson is .aid 10 have been in aux-
ious consultation with Smith Weed for several
days. Iic is probably harls'ed with ioieo''ihf
that TIE U0rld VIII have one OF its old "spcl.s
and come out with "a demand tor his Withdrawal
from the ticket The regulation point DO tAe ctil-
ya,s for that performance has been nearly reached
Iamars denunciation of he Yazoo batch-ry
failed 10 20 oil, evidently, for nobody appears lao
heard 1t.
Mr.. Tden sent word TO- the Ohio Denocraiic
managers that he could not accept their inu.auon
o. vist that State this week, as he was " under cn-
caccmeuts which render it impossible for him %
leave. OF course they were not political engage
mcut-." iog % man who is seeking no ONCE cal"
have any of those.