The New York herald., 1879-09-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

Omaha Republicam:-"rammany will go to pieces
in the next thirty days."
Cleveland (Ohio) Heraid:-''The Democratic Con.
vention swallowed the whole hog. tail and all"
Springfield Republican: :-'"rhe great question in
New York politics just now is whether John Kelly
elect A. B. Cornell Governor"
Detroit Free Press:-"The regular democracy OF New
York city beginning to get in excellent trim for
the efficient conduct OF the campaign.
Philadelphia Times:-"New York HERALD-Ths
ticket is strong Robinson and Potter make what
in the slang OF the politicians is called strong
team.'
Savannah Reporter:-"Much depends upon the
Confederate democracy in Congress this winter.
The loyal people not afraid OF Grant and the Con-
fcderates repect him..
Philadelphia Ti,aes:-"The Grant boom will movo
along in the liveliest way when the great American
traveller tarries the mountain cities on his way
home from the Pacific
Chicago Times:-"The political bummers and
blathersktes who compose the Grant Ring are doing
much as they can to work up boom for their
chief on the Pacific slope"
Boston Herad:-"Mr. Tilden believes that his
nomination is already secured by the confirmation
of his strength in his party in New York. He re-
joces in the detection OF Tammany. and believes
that it will elevate the party average.
Washington Star:-"Senator Jones. of Florida who
has been in the city for few weeks. laughs at the
statement made by Judge Settle and ex-senator
Conover that the republicans the electoral
of Florida in the next national campaign"
Il Utica OJserrer:-"But A. B. Cornell will never be
Governor Of our sovereign State. Between him and
Lucius Robinson the people will be called upon to
choose and the choice will be vindication OF their
wisdom and Of their capacity for self-government
Indianapolis Journat:-"Thirty-three democratic
papers in Mississippi approve the killing Of Captain
Dixon on the ground that the Yazoo county people
had right to defend themselves against any move
ment combination likely to place political power
in the hands of the negroes"
Troy Whg:-"There is movement foot to
throw the cipher despatch expert overheard and to
try and bring forward at the National Convention
some more popular candidate for President. on
whom the North and South and the numerous bolt
ing factions Of the democratic party could agree
Elmira GdSette:-"Robinson is not only stronger
than the politicians who oppose him, but. acting in
harmony with the democracy he is stronger than
the party itself. That enlightened sef-interest.
which is the essence of patriotism, will lead the
people to elect him by an overwhelming majority.
Troy On. ~ Bud9et:-"Grant is homel Welcome
him everybody! The man who crushed the rebellion
and who was twice elected President without the in.
tervention of electoral ommission, is homel He
is home to stay, aud to again become an active and
potent force in our public affairs. Grant II homo
and the Grant boom is strong.
st. Paul Pioneer Press:-"President Hayes little
knew what he was doing when he bounced Cornell
and Arthur from the New York Custom House. One
is going to be Governor of the State and the
other is chairman of the Republican Central Com
mittee and is looming up for Senator in Herman e.
place. Better have lett them in the Custom House.
st. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. short Of tho
adoption of the Yazoo plan can save the regular
democratic ticket in New York this fall. II dov>
ernor Robinson Clarkson N. Potter would take .
double barreed shotgun and fill John Kelly full OF
buckshot. Barksdale aid Dixon in Yazoo, the in>
dependent movement might die in New York as sud-
denly as it did in Mississippi"