New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
The clearcst event of the political future is Til
hnnla denomination.

The clearcst event of the political future is Til
den's denomination.
Bayard's declaration that he stands now just
where he stood III s01 has decided the business for
him. Even his most pcrseyering supporters are sat
isfed now 10 let hun stand in the same place Tor an
other four years at least
II is noticeable that the Tammany organs are ST.
lent about the current reports that John Kelly Will
not bolt if Iilden is renominated. They are not
able to hear of them AT all 1t Is also noticeable
that an article bearing the earmarks Of the lllden
Literary Bureau, is appearing simultaneously in
many Democratic papers. the gist of whichis that II
Iilden can secure the united support or MS party IN
New-York he is undoubtedly destined to be Tenomi-
mated. Meditation upon these two facts IL KlnuIy
recommended to those few Democratic edlIoIs VINO
are rccklcssy peI,isting III the accumulation Ol
crow by abusing Iliden.
One thing is certain If there Is no third term
there Will be no danger OF a fourth OF nfth.
Does the Republican party wish to nominate for
the Presidency own first choice OF the first choice
Of the Democratic party
There isn't a boom in sight in the Democratic
R r5S5d'p N0'D'"S O"' . D1-i'' ''''''
Has John Kelly given a written assurance that he
will support any candidate who may be nominated
nc CIncinnati7 report that lie has has been tele-
rrapled West and South. Has nc given verbal
assurance TO the same effect? VIII one Of the ram
many organs answer these COnundruns
The Reform brigands OF Maine seem TO be good
deal depressed by the election returns on Mon
day. Thor newspapers admit that they have been
badly DISAPPOINTED. One of them despairs of all
comment Oh such figures. and remarks with feeling
that the only consolation it can fud is in the fact
that the vote will be q good one 70 mark gains on
next time il the voters Of the state read me as
coveries Of the state investigating Committee me
present figures will more probably be used to marx
losses on when the time comes to vote again.
A Washington Senator is said to have offered to
give n handsome party on the Fourth Of July il the
next Republican ticket doesn't prove 20 be Blaine
aud Logan. That Is brand-new combination.
Garcc,on claims that. like Tldon, he is an limo
cent. lie said in speech on Saturday night that
ne had nothing to do with tabulating the returns,
and knew nothing about them, except lin genera
manner" As fast rs they in after the election
they were referred TO the tabulatmg committee. He
never saw even an envelope containing return
All that he and his Council did was to resolve to
strictly follow the Constitution" This leaves the
field open for the entry of a scapcgoat Who did DO
the marvellous feats of "tabulatng which the
Hal, Committee have exposed And who insti;;
gated the fOrgerlcs which have been confessed !
Was 10 Pllsbury whose reputation X modcstly estt-
mated by himself being worth 100000. Was lt
the sick legal ADVISER Somebody must take
the responsibility, In the meantime Gatceiol oeaIo
down rather heavily on his accusers. II there ~
n Heaven to which these men go" he saws, " bad
rather bo In hell" He onght to have pretty good
idea of what he'll is by this time.