New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

Nevertheless. Mr. Tillen. it's bad blnnder.
Dorsheimer expired, as he lived. talking fUrously
It's q FREQ fight between Tammauy and the bar
John Kelly will see Robinson later-say earlS III
November.
Tildcn can't pull Robinson through even By emp
tying the barrel.
The Democratic hilarity over CornclPs nomina-
ton has stopped short, never TO 90 again.
Mr.. Potter must be careful not to bear down too
heavily on his end of the ticket, lest he tpit mp.
Perhaps Robinson viii decline. Perhaps John
Kelly will back out. Perhaps the world viii end
Tonight.
What went you out for TO do, Mr. Coxf TO yell
fraud IN the interest OF the greatest fraud OF the
a.o'
Judge Church sits mp very straight on the bench
and asks ierccy: "Who says was candidate r
There's nothing in the voting to show IT, that's a
fact.
The gifted De La Matyr is so discouraged by the
Maine election that ho dospairs OF The Republic,
and has lie hope of the future. He should return
To his pulpit and prepare the country Tor death
Senator Paddock gets cordial praise from the
press Of Nebraska generally, for his admirable
watchfulness over the interests of his State IN
Washington. lie deserves 1t ali.
The central organ of tho Democracy is so much
cast down by tho split at Syracuse that it pro-
nounccs the outlook Cor 1880 very dubious.
Gloomy forebodings OF similar sort are Vsl Ole IN
tho Democratic organs IN tins vicinity.
General Amoricus Vespucius Rice, of Ohio. is re-
GREETING bitterly that he accepted the Democratic
nomination for Lieutenant-Goyernor. He thinks 1t
humiliation enough for 80 great man AS he 10 be
obliged to run for such an office, without being
called upon To lose 1t also.
Secretary Sherman's latest adyices from Ohio lead
him 10 predict that Foster will have "A larger ma
jority than has been given to any Republican can
didate IN the State for years. The vct0rcsin Maine
and California have had pcrceptible effect IN
bringing back all those who were wayering be-
tween the Republican and Greenback parties.
The Democrats are overburdencd with family
quarrcs In Ohio. Thurman. Ewing aud!pendleton
are cutting one anotheTs thr0ats. In this State Til
den and Kelly are clinched for death struggle and
IN Massachusetts Butler is likely to capture bodily
larger pOrien of the camp leaving small minority
powerlcss TO do anything except TO make faces az
him. IL Pennsylvania, Wallace Is hghtlng lden anu
Randall /: and 50 It goes. There l. clearly TOO much
pugnacity and TOO little wisdom in the party
Mr. Watterson, in one of his daily musings on the
virtues OF Tilden, remarks that the Great De-
frauded is the object of conspiracy which seeks To
deprive the Democratic party OF is preateat leader
and ISSUE If he survives this, WattcisOn thinks he
will be little more than mortal; and on second
thought he suspects he isn't altogether mortal now,
FOR though he Is the one man the Democratic and
Republican managers are agreed III most desiring TO
be rid Of he still lives. 1t very odd, sorrowfu
and comical, and furnishes food for reflection"
sighs Watterson. Not a bit of it. Eliminate the
barrel from the problem and yOn have The solu-
ton. Tilden without his money would be OF 10
more importance III politics than the ghost OF An
drew jackson.
President Hayes had pleasant chat with n re-
porter of The Enquirer in Cincinnati few days
lie thinks the prosperity which resumption has
brought Is genuine and will he lasting. The inan-
cial question is nearly settled. The elections in
Maine and Ohio will cause the imitation doctrines to
die a natural death very soon. The Democrats VIII
try to raise the National Bank issue bat the people
are not ready for it. The question of National SUI
premacy is before Them and though it is an old
issue il is wholesome its discussion and Will last
as long as the Government. As for his own views
in relation to the National banks he doesn't believe
IL will do 10 get nd of them. The system Is a part
Of the progress of the age. and to abolish the banks
or curtail their powers, will be taking astcp back
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