New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

! The people have nominated Mr.. Cornell, aud will
| elect him.
Ncw-York uW 20 to the head of the Republican
| column, Mr.. COnkling.
The Republicans have a leader this time who is
as good an organizer rs IIlden himself
The most lonesome man in the NcwYork Repub-
lean party to-day is the chrome croaker.
Look out for lively contrast to the Saratoga
Convention when the Democratic circus opens at
! Syracuse.
Mr. Tilden steps briskly forward with: Now,
my dear Mr.. Kelly. we will draw up the bill for
| yOnr next crow banquet"
Collector Merritt natters himself that no one will
charge HIM with having neglected his du,ics to
NEEDLE Ia politics tins year.
The Southern newspapers are very unhappy about
Tux TEmUNE'S exposure of their repnGilton recoId.
They have excellent reason Tor being SO.
1t is safe to predict that Tlldens interest in poll
ties will be tho lycliest thing in New-Yorl for the
next few months. Ilo has everything at stake in
! the DcXt cicctiOn.
If the assembled Democrats at Syracuse wish TO
work a neat approval Of the YazOo business into
their platform. they can declare against the use of
bayonets 1t the polls and in favor Of shooting oppc-
sitiVn candidates before the polls are opened.
There Will be an energetic effort by the anti-Rob-
| ins0n Democrats To got up boom for the Church
and Potter ticket during the next few days. II they
would turn the ticket around. putting Mr. Pottcrs
J name in the place for Governor, there would DO
/ some chance OF getting lidcn's consent.
! small and peppery newspaper in Georgia
declares that there is reason to believe TildeI's
literary bureau started that report about the MEM
| bcrs of the Georgia Legislature being IN favor of
| Tlldens denomination. Yet il confesses It's own
! Willingness 10 support him II he Is nominated,
winch is only step from saying that n is willing
/ available
man.
They have received Information in South Caro-
lima that Senator Buffers committee OF mud-diggeTs
discovered damnInG evidences Of rottenncss' in
/ the Rhode land election system. This will b.
startling news in Rhode Island for though the in
vest CATION was watched with great closeness no
! r0ttonnc,s was visible 10 the keenest-cycd specta-
tor OF = Proceedings. Perhaps the Senator worked
| at mig, while everyone else slept and cOnccales
! his discoveries Tor future use
1t is evident that General Butler is not going to
have easy time Of 1t capturing the Democratic
nomination Tor Governor in Massachusetts this
year. The Democratic State Committee has de-
clined TO accept the invitation Of the Butler Com
mittee 20 hold q JOINT State Convention because
it does consider the followers of Butler TO be
Democrats. There viii bee two conventions, there
fore-the Butler gathering on September Is and the
! Democratic at some date Yet 10 be fixed. The news
from Maine will be ant to convince the Democrats,
even more than they are ~ present that Builder has
nothing Ike the strength he had last year, and that
II il the wiser course 10 let him fight his battle
alone.
Heudrick b. Wrg gifts declaration to the Kearney-
ties shat forty millions of people in tins country
worsnipped God ia their own way" was entirely
correct for that is precisely what they do but
when be went to say that they all believed in a
system of future rewards and .Junishments he went
too far. There several persons down in Yazoo
| County, Mississippi, who DOME believe that, else
they would behave better. If that was the
current belief IN San Francisco there would be
less pTomiscuous shooting there also. In short, II
! that belief prevailed in the Democratic party that
! organization would give ~ defending buliiOzng
aud 20 Out of business. and slr. lldcn would be- de-
voting the contents of tne barrel 10 the conversion
/ of the heather IN our own and foreign lands.