New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
Mrs. Hayes has kissed Kansas DaDy An'' /"
ae.npI teru

Mrs. Hayes has kissed Kansas papJ @A"''
second term
The South Carolina newspapers have mt last
heard of The shooting Of Postmaster Nix and have
caused the usual impartial investigation 10 be
made. OF course Nix il found guilty by large
majority He was insoIent and kept pistol con-
stantly I'm a pigeon-hole in the post office. lie IS
Inspected Of firing the first shot at bis assailant,
who returned the compliment purely in =" self de-
fence" Hs enemy has faIr har ana loVeiy co.i-
pexion, biuc eyes and smooth iaceI-i7 III l'Yt 'r
handsome son of chvalTv. That settles IT, ne
omiv oteer thing about the ease is that tho south
Carolina editors shoud have so carefully retrHned
from publishing the news Of an aiIair wh'ch u ~
full OF discrcdit for the RcpuDhcah party
The only way out of that income tax suit, Mr.
TIlden, is TO prove that It was Petons income
Judge Kelley has returned to Philadelphia from
his European trip, confirmed IN his faith IN thc
soundness of the peculiar financial views which nc
has so pegsistently advocated. He says he is more
devoted 10 them than ever. As he went away
firmly convinced that resumption was about 10 tai'
il must be a little dscouraging 70 him To come DacE
and find IL in so healthy condition. Ewing a"u
the Other calamity statesmen have gwen up AZ
hope Of failure ut present, and the Judge VIII Ihu
himself solitary watcher for the delayed ussser'
Mr.. Tilden's pretence that he doesn't think the
denomination lot 1880 worth the money, Is merely
a shrewd effort 10 cheaper the goods.
x-Postlnaster-General Jewell has ar accurate
view of the political situation in this State. He
said in Chicago last week - have known Mr.
Cornell a long time and believe Ms nomination
was judicious one, and that he will be elected.
believe the defeat OF Robinson by Cornell VIII DC
staggering blow at Tilden, who seems likely, III
snite of all opposiiion to force himself upon the
Democratic Convention next year, partly from
fympathy partly from desire to nave free access 10
IL. Ia la
upon au body else. He Is quite likely TO WIN the
hOnOrs OF the conventton, Which viii be the last
fear this himself evidently. Unless his fends mis-
represent him, he suspects ne holds hfSt
mort gage upon worthless piece Ot properly sun
he will iOreclOse 1T.
The time that will try the backbone Of Robinson
viii come after the ONO election When complete
Republican victory there has been recorded, tne
whole force of the alarmed Democratic party VIII
be turned upon him 20 get him out oi the way
Confdensially, Mr. Tilden, it ,ciu be futile
dailiance' for you to run for tue Presidency III
1850.
MIR. Hendricks has appeared upon the stump in
Ohio with an elaborate demonstration that the Be-
sumption Act was "hindrance 70 resumption" and
that Providence, and not the Republican party,
brought the country back to specie payments. All
along the pathway to resumption he charges that
the Republican party streNed DrohVu Iol'uhVS anu
ruined enterprise This is uncommonly ablo--so
able in fact that Mr. HendIicks should 20 step
further and ragn the Republican party for strew-
ing corpses al along the PATHWAYS OF the land IN
order to put down the Rebellion OF Mr. hendrckss
paIty Ii they had put down the war without
Slaughter there would have been no debt and 10
resumption to be hiudercd.
Senator Beck rises once more into the public view
to express great personal admiration for General
Grant and q very small opinion OF Mr.. Tlden. It
is difficult to decide which Of the two Will feel the
Morso abOnt II.