New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
Good-by. Mr.. Thurman. Your trouble is over.

The inflationists are disposed Of at last. Now for
| the repudationists ard Solid Southern murderers
Resumption ~ safe but tho ballct-bOX il Yet 20 be
rescued. and the Treasury guarded against thie'es
Shall Ncw-York vote TO put the Solid South in
possession of the Governmentf That Is the qnes-
ton With New-York Republican this Fall. there
will be an end TO all danger of Solid Southern
asccndancy There will he end also 10 all danger
of Democratic Congress cheating the Republican
party ont Of tho Presidency. for the vote for the
| Republican candidate will be 80 large that there
will be no possibility OF Congress having to heclue
the question. II Now-York Is doubtful there WIZ
be doubt to the last, with possible connct ~ ,ne
end. The Republican who scratches MS Ia, n.ghs'
votes In favor of this doubt and possible CONNECT
ct him think long before he takes the response
bility.
The barrel couldn't save Ohio, ard it will also be
unable to save Now-York.
Simon Cameron thinks no power earth can pre-
vent the nomination of Grant in 1880 81 never
saw anything like it," he said recently to reporter
of The Phiiadclphia Record, "except with jackson.
There hurrah started with hlm, just IKE TINS
Grant boom. and IL went all o' er the country"
President Hayes told Cath" at Fremont last
week. that in his opinion the Republicans have de-
cdedly the best chance of eecting the next PreS-
idcnt lie supposed Tilden would bo the Demo
cratic candidate but thought Hancock or Pendie-
ton would be stronger for them. OF Pendleton ne
made this capital remark /" Ho has always been
Conservative when political issue has been SET
tied" Speaking of NcwYork. he Thought the ne
pub,icans would have trouble IN eleetlng t"r-
nell if the Democrats continue to he Glyiueu, DII
he was expecting to see them unite. IheS "9uu
be exceedingly grateful TO him II he WOuiu sho"
them way t. do 1t.
Mr.. Tilden begins to have serious doubts about
the valuo of that mortgage. The property is run
nIng down very fast.
Senator Cockr.l, Of Missouri has novel recipe
for Democratic success next year. He says u can
be secured by putting honest candidates on pat-
form which leaves the issues of the war behind u.s.
1--WE must not allow ourselves to be forced into a
discussion of those" he adds. General Cockrell has
the ex-Confcderatc's natural objection to rcyiying
lac issues of the war, but the forcing. lie men
tons has already beer, accomplished. lt waS done
when he and his fellow BrgadIers entered Congress
and tried to capture the Government, ana thcy
alone are responsible for IT.
There is a rumor IN California that General BuSier
has hired George c. Gorham to take the stump
against him in order 10 start Butler boom. That
would do II If 9nything would.
Senator Dawes has no fear of Bntler's success.
He tells reporter of The Boston Irdceiiar that he
regards tho success of the Republican ticket as
assured. He finds Republicans and Democrats in
all parts of the State who voted for Butler last
wear but viii vote against hm tllj year. Every
where the Republicans are impressed with the fact
that this is the beginning of the Presidential cam
pagn in which greater issues at stake than have
been presented To the Nation since IoOo mat IL
tine on side of Massachusetts well. This Is no
year for experiments IN politics.
Read the news from Ohio. General Butler and get
out of the way of that Republican tidal wave be-
fore 1t is eyerashngly too late
News comes from Georgia that the Independent
party there has nearly or quite collapsed The two
wings Of the Democratic party are likely to reunite
presently. and prominent authorities declare that
there will be only State Convention and one
ticket in the field. The Republicans in the North
who hnye been trying to extract some comfort Tor
their party from this split will discover that they
misunderstood it when they learr that the choice
of the Independent faction for Governor was Robert
Toombs. The party is sol id once more. and there is
40 necessity of keeping the Georgia Tigers at
work shooting negroes III order 10 prevent the he-
publican party from showing signs Of life.
Hendricks and Thurman disappear from political
lifo together, with the burs'ed rag-baby flying III
fragments about them There will b. no display of
Grape III Cipher Alley over their demise.
Speaker Randall entered tho Ohio campaign at
its clcsc and the reception the people gave him was
not calculated TO make him wish that he had
tered il earlier Only about $50 persons attended
his much advertised meeting. and they must have
repented of their MISTAKE when the speech reached
their ears. 1t was very doeful effort. 1t began
with a prosy account Of the science OF govern
ment, came down slowly to some elaborate fiction
about the extravapance Of tho Republican party,
contained the chronic Democratic fiapdoodle about
Providence securing resumption, and ended up with
an appeal he people to work for reform with the
nemocratic parry their agent. There was no en-
thusasn and il wOnld have been wonder If there
had been What is the Of telling people that
the Republicans might Just as we'll have passed IA
law declaring that water would run up hill on Jan
uary l. 1879. as To declare that resumption would
take place on that date p Resumption did take
place on that day the law declared 1t should.
and all The talking in the world can't alter the fact
Ohio has spoken. Now lot New-York not only
speak, but shout!