New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

are anxious for n union with the Grcenbackers
The Cincinnati Enquirsr SAWS openly that such ac,on
makes n union possible, rs well rs desirable. The
Repobicans have every reason 10 hope that COM
bnaiOu viii be made for ~ ONO cannot be carried
for honest money row IL is UOt worth Carrying az
all
Secretary McCrary is pratfcd that iherc s 70 10
a square isslc made on the question oi aitacLirg
political legislation TO appropriation bills llo saws
Tint if practice OF this kind had been in vogue in
1861 the Democrats might have incorporated In an
appTopT.ai ION bill proyi ION allowing South Caro-
lima 10 saccde. and either compelled the President
to stop the Goyernmcut or sign bin for the dis
solution Of the Union, lie thinks il viii De Of Qrcat
advantage 10 have the question discussed 50 fully
that the people can understand and pass judgment
upon It,. That IS precisely what they Will do on
election day aud there VIII be no doubt about their
verdict, either.
Atkins is becoming fcrocious. If his party acts
half 30 foolishly as he talks. the Republicans viii
have renewed occasion to rejoice. He says the Dem
ocrats will fight 10 the end for tho repeal Of the
election laws. Ii the President vetOes the appro-
puaon bills and the repeal together then Congress
will take recess TIL December and snap its fingers
in his face. He cant call Us together, because SO
don't adjourn, but simply take a recess and he VIII
have to face his hungry clerks and soldiers rs best
he can. No Democrat can desert his party now and
remain Democrat Tins Is lovely scheme for
the swift manufacture OF Republican votes, and, Il
il is carried Out Mr.. Atkins viii discover that while
the President is facing his hungry clerks and sol
ders, the Democracy will be facing tho madGcst
country ever seen on this continent.
The fraukness Of the bulldozcr is one Of his most
attractive traits He thinks it is perfectly proper
to cheat nigCers" ont Of their right to vote, and
he says 50 without cIrcumlocuton or quibbling
large number OF cases, growing out Of the last eec
tiol in South Carolina. are expected to como TO
trial mt the April term of the United States Court
which begins at Charleston one week from to-
day. The bulldOzers are anxious about The fate
Of some Of their active tssue-balot operators and
their organ in Charleston is crying aloud for gem
,ral ralying 10 their defence. II calls up9u tho
abCSt lawyers Of the State to come forward and lie
tend the accused RTJtuitoUsly, because the "pl1m
trnth of il is that the Democratic party will DO
badly beaten IN several counties at the next election
unless The communities which enjoy the advantages
OF Democratic rule uphold and defend the staiwart
Democrats VINO ran the machine last Autumn"
Which means once more that the everlasting strug
Gle between the Democratic party and the peniten-
tlary is still IN progress.
Hoos,er Democrat has travelled all the way
from Indiana to this city to investigate personally
the reports Of Tldcn's facblcncss lie has reached
Washington on his way back, and has couficd the
result If his expedition to correspondent Of The
PhIldslpiia Prcss lie went to Tildcg'5 house and
met the Innocent face TO face. When he told ms
erraud, Tdcn sat down directly in front of him and
SAID: "Do look like man struck by paTalyssP
The visitor was glad TO admit that he saw 10
traces Of such blow. 1. he had oppcd m tha
city tong enough 90 SEE John Kelly be would
have learned from him that 1Ilden not
only dij n5. look like parlytic, but d,d NOT act
a Tit like one. Tilden talked freely, with tbo
IIooscr. and cxhibited op MY his absolute deter
luiuaIou 10 he the next candidate Of las party, and
declared that Il De wcro cheated ont of IL woe 10
the men and the party who participated pm acc'm-
plishi.g chat ra-ut" The visitor ctt With t.c con-
VIciion tha, tie old man be. the situation worked
down .ur. and thai 10 VII lahe more tIan tne dio-
cgu,cutlu ia TlOH, 60 beat him. SO Will