New-York tribune., 1879-10-30

There are sure ,igns that Tildcn has loosenod tho
buug.
Democratic comments on Ben HIPS letter are
amusing and instructive. An organ in Mr.. HIPS
STATE The ipcrsiq Chronicle says It isa glorious
document and declares that if there be any
Democrat IN any part of the Union, who cannot in
dnrse MIR. Hills opinions, statements, facts and
procuostics he is "a very weak brother. and des-
p.rately afraid oi the truth" This is the current
Southern view. Furthcr North. the organs are not
quite 80 impohtic. Tie Baltimore GaSlHc THINKS If
Ill should go into Winter quarters and forget to
come ont in the summer, II would be good thing
all arOund,D aud ihfn Hops over 10 an approval ot
all the blundciS Hill ha, made by adding: Brnja-
min tells "A great deal of truth when lie puts has pen
To PAPER but the North Is too Ignorant and prcJu-
diced now to stem to the truth" That admits the
whole Rcpuhlican argument, that HUI has only said
what the whole Democratic party, North and south,
firmly believes. Ills only biandeT. IN the eye, of
lis brethren, is IN taking 80 nniaNoraOle time as
tic presc, to give expression to the partys laith
Tic following cipher dispatch dated at Grey
stone, and directed TO Executive Chamber, Albany.
has been discovered sticking ont of the coat-taii
pocket 90 Smith Weed: " GingeIbread blue biazcs.
hot-corn tafiy usufruct, dalIdnce, fulle, on.ncc,
inchoatc. Lucids. samuel" Which being trans
lated means: " How could YOU give It away.
Lucius, that nominated you samuel"
Cyrus W. Field hasn't seen Tildcn Tor six months.
but that doesn't make hin copaicener
Western Democratic Editor rushcs forward
with the nomination of Clarkson y. Potter for he
Presidency as the easiest solution Of the puzzle the
partylsin. Two things must happen 10 bring Mr..
Potter INTO the necessary prominence to make thi,
solutiou probable. One Is for Governor Robinson
to retire from the hcad of he i,Iet and allow Mr.
Potter 10 take his place, and tue other Is ioI Mr..
Potter 10 be elected alter the change las been
made.
Alter election. Robinson won't care to see Iiiden
for another six months.
Senator Pendlcton Is credited with perfect rush
Of wisdom IIe thinks this Is time for me Demo
Gratis to be declaring their choice for leader next
wear. The party ought to be deyoung all ITS ener-
gles to sober reflection. IN order 10 decide upon
some true Democratic issues. and leave the secc-
tlon of n candidate TIL after this work has been ac-
conpshed. II the party should then rise up as one
man anu point to Mr.. Pendleton as the idol o its
heart to represent the duly selected assortment of
principles, why. of course, he would DO surp rised
but would say Yes.
Thurman is debating in his own mind whether he,
ought to rise up ana decline that probable posi-
tion in TTlden's possible cabinet" which Waiter
son has assured hIm is all he has To hope for.
The Hancock boom has slipped into obscnri.y
again. but the Bayard boom Ii raging IN the South.
Chalmers has made great speech In Msss-
sippi in which there Is no end Of soaring indigna-
ton about troops at the polls but not word about
shotguns In tho street before the polls are opened.
He is sure that " ambitious politicians under these
election laws would not hesitate TO seize aud pre-
vent from voting q sufficient number OF voters 10
change the result II Presidential election involv-
ing uu' '"ns Of patrnuagA should turn ON iAa 1ata