New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tammany and the bulldozer are booming to-
gether.
Perhaps Mr. Kelly would like to support Tildeu
for Governor.
Iammany solicts the grand bounce" and is
likely 70 get it.
Mr.. Tilden indicates calmly that he thinks can
didate without a barrel has no show.
Does that Yazoo business show that thev have
" freedom OF Government Tor Democrats in Mis-
sIsslppl Mr.. HlllT
John Kelly's threat to bolt has done Tlldon and
Robinson more good than n solid month of still
hunting would be able to accomplish.
Before Judge Church begins to reGducate the
people he ought to take Governor Robmson's hint
and educate himself TO a of the dignity Of the
judicial position.
The regulation Democratic witness has been
reached in the Cincinnati Investigation, and has
sworn at the outset that his previous swearing
false. The breed is not confined to Louisiana.
Chairman Robinson. of the Ohio Republican Com
mIttee declares that he has no doubt that an ALI
ance has been formed between nlden and Ewing
aud that the chief object Of ii is the ruin of Thur
man. gentleman who conyersed with Thur
man. recently, says the latter believes the alliance
has been made, and feels badly about IL. Yet lie
ruined before.
The cheering news continues to come from Maine
stantly from the ranks of the opposition Their
canvass has been begun with uncommon vigor and
is alreedy far IN advance of the usual point at this
time IN tho campaign. They are united and earnest
and are determined to win. aud will, If thorough
organization and nard work can give them success.
Senator Mcdonald. of Indiana, has appeared in
Washington with supply of belief sufficient 10
stock the whole Democratic party. He believes tie
extra session was beneficial to the Democrats, be-
oil aI "a.
the Election laws he believes that his party Is sure
to WIN in $780, and he also believes that Ewing will
be elected IA Ohio After this exhaustIng outpour-
ing of faith, the Senator was able TO add that he
had read Mr.. Shermau's speech in Maine and he
"wouidn't make such a speech as that Tor any con-
sideratlOn." Nobody has the slightest notion that
"any consideration would enable him TO do II.
That Democratic Committee meeting az Columbus
was evidently no love feast. The party candidate
for State Auditor declared that there was indlfer-
ence among the voters of the State and that the
Republicans were organizing and in danger of get
ting ahead of the Democrats Another light Of the
party said the Republicans three weeks ahead
of the Democrats, and that Foster was a tirst-rate
organizer who could not be defeated by being called
Calico Charlie" THIS prompted another generous
spirit to remark that the Democratic press had made
a great blunder by calling Foster " good fellow y
this ought To be stopped, and the gifted patriot gave
a sample OF the sort OF thing he wanted by de
nounclng Foster as "a political prostitutep This
looks as If the campaign would warm up " to the
Democratic level presently.
New-Engand is said to be rapidly consolidating
in favor OF Sherman the Republican candidate In
1850. A gentleman OF ability and experience In
pubic affairs has returned TO Washington from "A
VISIT to the East, with the information that there
deep and quiet feeling there In favor of the Secro
tary which has been growing steadily during the
past few months that it is likely to secure him a
solid New Eug gland delegation 10 the National Con-