New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29

Abram Al,rar. why conllr'i yor condor = ~ sud-
denly the voice ccafrd aud there lbs sound 10
OF one cor king up a bairr'
The Democratic donkey will begin 10 kick on
Monday. and can b. depended on 10 tresk 80 kick.
lag strap before the week u oat.
The Indiana Rcpublicsa State CluIsittac has re.
solved IN favor of Senator Don Cameron .cr chair
man Of the National Cosami:tcc, and hss Instructed
the Indiana henderson, the commit 10 vose for
h,s election. Tins Is the FIRST gnbiic mention 81 Mr
Cameron Tor the position.
There is no doubt 5f a fra Democratic pup ,se 70
Gust Senator Kellogg from his seaI. Whatever tho
outcome Of the latest swearing tournament of Ira-
isana liars may b. rhs purposc viii no. BE- changed
The party organs already preparing the pub g
mind for the operation BY speaking Of 1t as alseady
determined upon. Thus Sir Watteis9n say:
/" There ia a fellow in the Senate Of the UuifaI
States who had no more right 20 get In ther. ID y
any one of the numerous hack-irveIs in Washing
tom He then goes 81 TO say that tho Repubrcai
hue and cry "wll uOi fIghfen DemOc-atic sci atoTs
from ihe discharge of a plain duty" his Is A.r.
Nauefs)b's idea Of a wise party policy he s tis
man who calls ms party leaders III Congress "Da.-
dcfAeads'! Iney VIII prove thenseives more Va "a
ever worthy Of he name II ii.ey follow his atvca.
There seems to be growing conviction in tho
Republican party that after al &C VIII not De best %
nominate . fTasdeniiai caldi5ate till mex; year
Congressman Frye says in Washington that scna-
tor Balne's friends viii favor Chicago rs tho place
for holding the next National Republican Convex
tiOn Mr. FRYE il said 10 be confident that If Graft
is not in the field Blaine viii be nominated. IheiO
seems to be good many other pccDe n the country
OF The same opinion.
Governor Robinson isn't calm enough yet to all
swer TGE lRiBUNE's ilttie question.
John G. Thompson, who certainly ought to know,
says that Thurman is ont Of the Presidential race,
bur that + the Democrats elect the next President
he will BE- provided for in Washington II the Demo-
cratic party. ia addition t. its other burdens. il
going into the contest m 1850 handicapped with \
Cabinet position for Thurman, It's prospects are
more hopeless, ban ever. What would the Cabinet
position be Secretary of the Treasury A mnn
who shifts hls financial opinions 10 suit the wort
element in his party wonld not be a popular head
for tLai branch OF the Government.
II has once more been decided that the South is
hupelessly DenUc ratio Section
The latest Democratic combination suggested IS
Seymour aud Hendricks. las inventors remark that
Seymour need only DO a fgurehead. it being under
stood that ne Will resign after election and allow
Ifeldric - 10 take the office. They think Hendricks
wOnld consent 10 take the second place on those
terms. tie need not be particular about having
SS 1lour put his promise 10 resign IN writing, Tor
the chance 10 fulfil It would never arrive.
The Indiana Democrats are greatly agitated be-
csnse of the arrival Of colored men in their State
from the South. If they wish to balance this new
Republican vote, why don't they ship colony OF
Jipperary patriots from TINS city 7 They can DO
spared here.
Voorhees, hearing seems 20 be much better than
his eyesight. He says he cannot see anything dis
couraging III the Democratic outlook for next year.
During the Extra Session he made the remarkable
announcement that he could stand In the Senate
Cham Der at Washington aud by turning his ear in
the direction of Indiana hear the heart-beats II his
stituents An ear capable az feat like that
must east q tremendous shadow, which probably
accounts COX his detective vision.