New-York tribune., 1879-11-11


speak for some time yet if he speak at ALL lie can
afford 70 wait. for If IL n certain as fate that the
very men who are now clamorIng that he s dead
will be convinced within few months that he Is
really the only lvr candidate the party has
The lnti-Illdcnites are dong roaring business
In boOIIs.
WIDE Hampton remarks that ." one indiscrect
fool - ran undo the labor of statesmen. and then
goes on 10 illustrate the truth of his observation by
urging tine nomination of Bayard for the Posi-
dency " "hecanse he has always been true friend
of tue Sou hn A discreet ioOl could be depended
on not 10 make 50 PLAIN biumder as ihat-
There is nm unmisfakable Potter boom. which
must be regarded by Judge Church with excruciat-
ing delight.
Several OF the able Democratic statesmen. who
have discovered that the only to save the party
is to run Seymour for another defeat, are asking
with much agitation If he can be induced to accept
a nomination. Where is the great Belmont expl r
ing expedition That is the only authority on the
subject. It's members have never reported the re-
suits of their interview with Mr. Seymour last Sum-
mer, and they can make the revelation now with
the sure prospect of an interested aud ence III they
were forced to announce Mr.. SeymOur's declnatlOn,
they might thereby concentrate the eye of the party
Oh Mr.. Belmont and secure tine nomination for him
with soreheads that il howls like "a hospital after
rot most OF tie tIne
Ii is a question now whether Ulster. the time
honored centre of Democracy. has not become a
Republican county. The Kingston Fireman. says 1t
has Ine Republican victory last year which left the
Democrats only one member of Assembly and
out Oi all The Offices. was attributed to the
Grecnback vote. But the victories OF this year
that of last Spring being the frstare greater. The
Democrats do not hold n single county office but that
OF Surrogate; two out OF the three new members
OF Assembly arc Republicans and in ten towns out
of nineteen the Democrats failed to get majority
on their State ticket. The alfairs OF the county
are in the hands of tine Republicans, and the way 10
keep them there is To aim. MISTER them economically,
ana in just the way the Democratic Ring did not
administer them. Thls IS the advice OF me Ifec
man, which has the right To advise. since It's able
and fearess work did much to bring about this
result.
If the idea is 10 have Democratic candidate next
year who will run we'll in the South, why take
Iayard in preference to Jefferson Davs' lie has been
"a " true friend" also.
A Philadelphia politician, who is engaged with
Senator Wallace in digging the late Hancock boom
from under that OOOO Republican majority, de-
clarcs that 1ilden has given up all thought of the
Presidency for himself and is already arranging to
ri ve the New York delegation 10 ClarksOn n Pot
ter. That woud be 81 like Iildcn! lie always
stepping aside to mako room for his enemies
1t is claimed by the Readjusters Of Virginia that
The popular vote was much larger IN their favor
than their In jony in the Legislature indicates
They say that in many localities there were Read
luster candidates running each other which
let IN the Dcbt-paying candidates. A large majority
ofthe popular vote they declare VIII be found be in
favor of repudaton. and they add that parties and
politicians Will do well TO make note Of this" The
admoniton is unnecessary for the note has already
been taken not only by parties ana politicians nut
by capitalists and business men every where. Nlr-
do hoi pay their debts. ana she cannot dodge the
consequences by charging the responsibility upon
The negroes, or b. any other excuse
There's Dorsheimcr now-why can't he have a
boom. tool
Smith Weel hasn't been seen since election lie
is dodging around in the woods irving TO keep out
OF Governor hobmson's reach, probably.
Mr.. Finley who is well known in the Western
States as a confidential Tlden agent, talks with
charming freedom about the Sage OF Cipher Alley
He said to GATH" of Tho Cincinnati Enquirer, re-
Gently: They iallS about Tilden's beng bore and
wanting vitality hy old he IS he can wear Thur
man out when he is tho sckest Thurman cannot
keepawake any longer 10 talk to people Now while
brandy doesn't dull his mlnd good horn and
plenty OF dinner make Illden talk like an oracle y
IL ls peculiarty Of Democratic UTacles that they
all draw their Inspiration from the same rces.