New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
POLITLCAL NOTES.

Mr. Hill has mixed those epochs up again.
The local Democratic circus is frst-class
show.
John Kelly swears it will be bolt rather than a
crow banquet.
If fraud is cOndOned what will Charles Francis
Adams do with the "brand"i
Tiden to the squirmers: Kick away, brethren;
you will feel better for it, and you don't hurt me
any,"
Hill cries for a "Goyernmcnt of Freedom" and
the tssue-balot stuffer and bulldozer cry out ::
Those are our sentiments"
When Judge Church says we must "reSducate the
people," he means educate them down to the Tam
many notions Of free government.
There can be no general prosperity undcr gold
resumptionw exclams Ewing, in his keynote
speech Not can be p shouted an orator in MIcni-
gan, on great occasion; mot can be- but is be Pr
Hill SAYS Thurow Weed shook his head when he
heard him talk. HIPS Northern party allies shook
their heads yesterday when they read his decara-
ton that the issue this year State Sovereignty
In his Congressional last year. Ewing was
elected by majority of 434. But Tden, in 1876,
had majority in the same district of SOC and
Bishop, III 1877, had majority IN the same dis
tnct OF l,OoS.
Governor Robinson isn't candidate for reelection
clamors of the people. It's funny. but that is pre-
ciselv the reason that Tilden is a candidate for re-
nomination. 1t is unfortunate that the Democratic
party and the people don't coincide better
The Hon. Hendrick b. Wright. of Pennsylvania,
the untanued son of toni who got a $4,000 appropri-
alton 10 enable him to go into the rural districts and
,ympathize with the poor labOFng man, is believed
to be in receipt Of 5000 fee from one coal COM
pany. Thus are the tolling millions cared for-now
and shen.
few Democratic editors are trying to create
connection by saying that THE TRIBUNE has cried
out for the suppression of State Rights SO it has
but II is for the suppression Of those peculiar
State Rights which the Democratic party has
always fought for and which od.Ous in the eyes
of the Solid North under the name Of State
Sovereignty
1t is thoushtin Ohio That Ewing and his party
managers are pleading poverty in order TO be able
to spend that Tilden contribution without fear of
detection and punishment They are protesting so
much that they haven't any money that they are
arOusing suspicion. It has always been flilure OF
Ewuq's 20 OyerdO everything and he is keeping up
his reputation IN that particular now.
Chairman Robinson, of the Ohio Republican Com
mitee has been promised the services on the stump
Of Senator Blaine for two weeks Senator Chandler
for one week, General Logan for one week. General
Joseph K. HAwley for one week, and Stewart l..
WOodford for one week, all during the month of
September, These speakers, with the home talent,
will Do likely TO make things lively besides giving
the people of the state the best political oraory the
country affords.
General Tyner OF the Post Oilce Department,
has Just returned t. Washington from trip to the
Pacific Coast. He think, that the Republicans will
carry California in September. electing their State
ticket and at least three Of the four Congressman.
The outlook for 1880 was that the Republicans
would certainly garry California. Colorado, Oregon
and Nevada. General Grant seemed to be the most
popular candidate, though Secretary Sherman had
a great many friends. Everywhere he found the
people incensed at the course Of the Democrats IN
Congress.
1t is evident that Governor Robinson Is not gong