New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
POLIITCfL NOTES.

Tell us all about the " fagitous complot," won't
yOu Moses
SIX hundred and forty-one Of them! How youlid
work. NeNy!
The hatity in the Democratic camp at the pres.
ent nome 4 - not uuseemlY.
Who nav, Pelton's hotel bIllf The same mysterr
on, person VINO autecd the Copenhagen
Mr.. Tjden should he shy about demonstrating
that the orious Democracy ran an innocent toi
the Presidency.
The feminine heart viii now be delighted viii
q DISPLAY of the housekeeping incompetence Of
miserable old bachelor.
Pclton is in position to twt Moses for his lack Of
slircw,luess in publishing denial. II viii DC az
awkward tDing to explain under Oaih
Ifthe Solid South doesn't wish TO have its claims
pad. why 30 Solid Southern statesmen fir mp sc
whenever an attempt is made to render payment
impossible
Blame has escaped unframed. The fiery ChaF
mcrs has been diverted. and viii direct his torrents
Of rcl-hot clooucnce on brother Democrat Bragg
Chalmers should shave his head ana wear DlocHo OF
lee Tor nat.
Why does the Northern Democratic press hasten
10 take the side of the South in the family qnafIe
over Sonthera claims! Hasn't Genera Bragg de,
m9u,tIatcd clearly enough chat The hep4'hcam
have l.Di tNagBtiIltu Inc hst'i-Ni va - t W. 49,
Treasury!
The Potter Committee had "A Noses before them
Yesterday but he was not rne only original one 50
dear to TnE TRIBUNE and its readers. He had NO
mfr Of language. and as for shoulders. they had nc
9ifit,,I. 10 peak of. When the genuine Moses aP
pears, theTc'i be q comlnotion.
If is with sincere pleasure, beloved Moses thl'
TIE TRIBUNE perceivc> in tn" public minda keenef
desire 70 witness y0ur appearance on the stand lah
o,on that of ridden himself. II shows that
This journals efforts t. have fut Jisti'e doh' 9o"
creaf accomplishments have not been III Faii'
Senator 3 sck shoull be allowed to construct the
next National Democratic platform. After resunp-
tiou was accomplished he rushed to the 'front.' WIN
denuuc;ation Of Secreiary Nher'nam an" 9ar,Hys
the face ot knglandS depression, ana '"rua,N
nr,un.rI abandonment of Free Trade, he uitS up
cIr for Free Trade in America. Ah'i-i.',,ii, "i
and Free Trade would make moving Plau'I~
next year.
voorhees, sent gushing dispatch to Indiana IN
,cl,,ovjrdrment of his reflection. in winch be
nronis.d TO increase his efforts fol the "Yind'ca
non Of the true principles OF Democracy Acorn
mission shonld he appointed to tell what tie
:. trra prinriplrs are The South demands CLAIMS
oui ti..un-b9 llotS the West lTrcdrelnahlc money
and the Fast hard money and cpherS. rs haHn 'ns
combination y Pciulesqdei - "'
"princlpleS,' il is rotten.
Mr.. Noble \. Hull. who has been securing seat
IN Congress from Florida BY strict reliance on
moral forces" learned his trade "a clpher-Ie'
former from the gifted Moses. lie appears in the
Florida ciphcrs under the suffering disguise u
"ppaishsb.r when he was put . in charge o.
Dade and BrevaId Counties. CurouSly ehous'
those are tbe very counties he has been working on
now IN his search for the &" few votes ne mt'f
and for which he is willing 10 give ahy'mDE
and is said to have given 800. Reform wa ma u"
4. a ...I ElpIftlA
brought forth fruit.
scnator-elect Platt. of Connecticut. has oeco
GIVEN = rereption by the citizens Of his home Mefr
dan which shows The high esteem in when lie
l.ld Men of all parties fastened 10 greet MN an'
assure him of their respect and confidence III
made m exceedingly good speech OF thanks
which, he made this reference to his new posN""
g can scarcely approach the future. HOW s"''
bo,r ,pv..lf how shall walk III the new pain a.. L.
ouI for mo lime only can show. 40 hn9" LII
thot shall always Try Ia do right rs see nc bt
Aud Rave faith that being deterDlhed 10 u" :,
Ishpu proceed without bringing dlscredH 10 So''
nivs,if or 10 he State
Congressman Ellis has been especially ift''u"
Jeuouncing sectional politics and IN ad'oc'""H
al,. for all animosIties of the war rouNlns app
nr,ot,on for the Mississippi lcyeeS. YET MI E'"
will discover presently that there u diS''n''
tionaI flavor IN ths passage from ms linP''
NMM
remarks on Wednesday: " The man VINO va
!, tbe South and was reared there could onS il"
been loya to his country when ne tll'e,' Sonth
frdcrac Army aud did his tui au'S ~ -, thc Son,h
such men We're the only loyal men h IN mere InT iowa
They were loyal to their country ~ Lc,t hoi
IA fhrir (;od and loyal 10 the nou,r>t l..- GartJ
cD, emotions that ever inspired human n Ia dc
There are several persons III ms county
not believe tins. .
Mr. U,scock has proposed one thing when ""N.'
~ win far hlm the eternal gratitude OF the '''',
,,nrrs. Before calling them. he wishes 70 nav ~"
c,nb.r barrel pnt into the hands OF Int If'b' W. w.,
exn,,t, for a thorough oycrhaullng. No'mhs '0" :,
H.. ,uo,, oeuerouSt" the copar,en'r' than 'h''
tho,. WIRE 10 be called first, and were 10 iD'Ss
s,,tcr,nt, which subsequent revelations iro" '"'
borrel should not agree with II wonid he mos, Inch
,in,..nt The barrel may contain good de,l VIZ, Vim
p',,, loon dis, losed and nomau With his near, 10
he ryl,r place can wish to see II us'd ~ li"p
,h, i,,rr,t.ou of already badly wounded 49,,
b.l,,, 1n.,l,'t wish to confess Ia more h'"is,k
nan i, necessary. but hr doe>u { Wish !" o'ni'
any which may slip back ON h'o Uu.-' "'''