New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

Tn chin of ono soft-noncy agitator will be nm
hinged forever to-day.
The Democratic statesmen wbo are preparing 10
come 10 Ncw-fofk Immediately after Ohio j. heard
FROM to request Illden TO remove Robinson from
the ticket NAV a. well stay at home. If ildcn had
the power 10 grant their request he would not dare
To 90 IT, ior t. promote Mr. Potter 10 the head of
the ticket would hc to prepare hc way for the sure
overthrow of liidcn next year II Mr. Potter Were
IN rln n place OF Robinson, and be- Defeated lilden
would have no excuse for having lost the state,
and would be- pushed aside for some man who conId
carry A. II MI Potter were 70 run ANA nc 'l'ct '"'
hc would be dangcrou Is likely 10 deyo'op mo
Presidential candidate himself, ami he wonA nave
Il Triumphant Tammauy organization Co bN Is hnn
BOA cornell and K.iy If he j. defeated. rhr DIS
ascr can bc charged Kelly If hc Is elected, III
den Will hc more powerful than ever.
Mr.. Tlden and Governor Robinson viii not sit mp
late tonight to hear the news from ONO. Neither
VIII the returns b. displayed IN the glare of an cloc
tric light on the front OF No. - Cipher Alley.
Slow music and low l2ht, The Ohio Idea is
about to bc placed ln ITS coffin.
President Hayes does not view New-York politics
from 80 lofty "A plane as the Young Scralcher-.
When a correspondent of The Cincinnati LnqaV~
informed him at Fremont, the other day, thH "a
certain class of Republicans. IN his namc Wero
trying 10 influence voters to scratch Cornell, he
answered promptly: 81 would not have Il moments
hesitation about il. ! would vote for Mr. Cornell.
II is true that ho differs from me- on the piop"ety
OF Federal oiiicc-holders managing caucuses; but
can understand That. 4 politician brought up III
New-Yolk. under the custom which has always pre-
vailed there Of working up The nominations. lii@t
80 Il iier. Iue NewNork school of politicians gen
orally take u Inherited view "l ihat Dut lh ai,h
. rfffH..H Il .
publican would Dee tine lIst thing to bc coh-nfi'i'
-houId certainly vote ior Mr Cornell. lliNh
there VII bt yriy cN hopnplc-n D'""is i'uiiu '",
tered against hun by Tie tnc election day ai4iNc'.
lhc Democrltic party enters upon long period
oi disaster to-day, brought on by ts own bnl.iant
bluntrfing.
Nh. Watter.on cxclaim, iu anguish: I'VE may
lus. Ohio aud we may iose N,w-lort; ana IL '"fo'
Heaven bclpus!" No. Heaven voa'' hcio son. for
as your onn statesmen hayc demonstrated, PipTi-
drncc is working witl thr Republican party leo
maintain rrsamp JON, and that .ncnia disaster D."
thc Democratic larty.
The Southern Democrat. are aaiiing loudly Oyer
the gloomy outlooA. senator Hill, melancholy
report about Ncw-lor, hts depressed them greatly.
They say ONO B. hop,c-, now us an siiyo iA" solid
S.utuiu $50, a-d tina. suD.c.s ...l u.n-- ..tIl j
ugou Nev-l1eh. Indiana tley frci Ilclfy -lr. o',
l.ut In.l.a-.a and the soiId South -'t "..i-I
without Ncw-Yok That j. fhc ul-.ir.. .-f.
Truth. aiu % is 70 truth winch in' people "i ArW-
~ d.. r.-ro 'U.. f.ra solid ~nrtl.in ..nr.i.. il
tire Go,cr1mcatf IA.ti, tle question Tor t'n IT'D
answer ln -1Ncmbcr
fIo'l 900 t.-lt TO that scat in Congress, General
Ewing. lou vHli Jose that hest.
With Ohio in tsc Republican coIur %. fne pivotal
Democratic States r.il Boz Ncw-ioff aHd 'fl.iH.
au1 tha combination of Iid.n aHd r'-