New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
POLI1ICAL NOTES.

II looks more and more like TIldcn and Thurman.
STUFF d ballot-boxes or an extra session Is the
latest Reform yell.
Doe, Charles Francis Adams think Innocence
should be Condoucd aud Niudlcdteu'
Where is the report Of the Davenport bulldoz-
ing ,NpcditouY Did it iud auythiugf If So,
what?
The public has ID notion that tie CIPHER PAM
pHrrG is all the report II cares for, aud tie public is
right
If Mr.. Pottcr'S report IA to he a long one he must
have decided to specify all the fraud he was not
able to find.
When Tilden has been renominated it might he an
uncommony opportnne time to publish lively
batch of cIphcrs Intelligence.
The Teller Committee had no trouble in proving
an abundance of Southern bulldoziug. but the re-
turns from the North come III very slowly.
Anextra session with the noisy Blackburn as the
Solid Southern Speaker of the House would be
worth a good many thousand votes Tor the kepuOll-
cans IN $50.
The unnecessary remark is made by the friends of
Hendricks that he Will not again consent to take
the second place on the Democratic ticket. There
Is little prospect that he Will be asked TO, unless
Thurman declines III.
An antI-IIldcn Democrat Ia Washington remarked
with anguish the other day that If lldcn were Te-
nominated we shall never hear the last of that
hlorsred cipher business" He's right. Before the
campaign /, over he'll discover that Be has only
heard the hrst OF 10 now.
Bavard's chances for a Presidential nomination
are Thought to hang entirely upon the maguanlmty
Of Mr. Tildcn. lftne latter throw, mp his mort gage
ON the party and declares purpose 10 use all his
influence To carry New-Iork for BdyaId the latter
can get tine nomination Otherwise not. The be
levers Ia tins possibility are not abundant
The Amcricus Democratic Club Of Reading Penn.
has declared unanimously for IIldcn and Hendricks
in 1850. Hester Ciymcr Is moving sprt of this
orgauiZatiou and his chief business In lite * 10
snceze when Randall gives the word that sneeHng
IA in order The pressure on Pennsylvania, In favor
of "A vindication of Cipher Reform, ~ NtIy heavy
lust uuw and 10 must be a cause OF great wonder
mcut to Mr. Illdcn, who, OF course. haNh any d'a
OF who i cXcrung II.
Assisting Coparccner Peruse Socinan Peri Perry
Smith has been questioned by The chicago JowHat
ouc.rDl, mi, preferences lor 1850 lie 10 for Til
den f,t of COURSE and then Tor Bayatd. II neither
of these can bee hud and a Western candidate Is 10
6e taken he would favor senator Mcdonald, of In
diana. At all events he insists tnat she candidate
he man ot high tone, nigh moral tone" Why,
certainly That Is the sort OF requirement every
copnrrruer is expected 10 insist upon. Moses has
told us that he admired I1dcn because ol ms aDso'
lutte dependence on " moral IofccS.'
Ex-Governor Brown. of Georgia. writes TO a
friend that lac believes hc can say without any ex-
aggcratlon. that not one white ciulon In every
hundred, probably not ono IN every five hundred M
Georgia aud believe the same feeling To exist gem
orally IN the south, would vote to reeatablish
slavery or would consent to have 1t retstabllshed
under any circumstances" This Is undoubtedly