New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06

Southerners wOud not restore slavery II they coulo'
| OF course they would not. They are greater DO
| itical power III the Nation to-day than they over
| were before. They have 30 Congressman "h'ch
were assigned to them for their coloFed popu aton,
and as they steal al these seats they arc aplo 40
secure 1906 of the 293 mem bers who constitute tne
| present Congress. This IS tremendous PVWIi w
any section 10 WELD III solid mass, ana 'ho Rg oi
il has never before been seen ~ th's county,; 10y
South would be stupid TO attempt To secede ana
| lose 10 all
The views of the Republicans and "niggors OF
Alabama on the dose of Hancock reconciliation just
administered 10 them wonId be interesting
The Democrats show symptoms of a disposition to
shut off their own cry for Change" Tue response
Is not 80 favorable as they expected
There are loud Democratic complaints about the
crowds Of Democratic sharks" who are beseging
Hancock at Governors Island Bless You, they are
only trying to yet front place in the line for the
Grand rusn in case Hancock IS elected. They are
eager for the " change" that's all. Where .heTe -
one now there viii be th0Isandt at washington II
Hancock becomes President.
business IS good and we will vote to keep il So"
IS the sentiment which Will carry New-York for Car
field.
Mr.. Halstead remarks of Indiana: 1t is my
judgment that the Democracy have provided tOr
themselves thr0uch their personal and political en-
INSTRUMENTATION Green-eyod and Rrcen'Dached
manstels-lho conditions Of defeat in October, ana
therefore the loss of the Presidential election"
That - tie way il looks to a great many other CD
servers including disguised Democrats VINO are al
miiting that even a barrel OF money cant MAKE
Engl sh u respectable candidate, OF Landero "a sue
cessiul one.
It is rnmored in Cincinnati that tine Bounding
Banning may reappcar 4 Democratic candidate
for Congress in the lid Ohio District 1T VIII be
remembered that he was elected formerly by the
votes of a gang of reDea:ers. whose unusual eXer-
tipns won for them term in the penltentlary;
BannIng's voice in Congress was always upilIteu
for a pure ballot. ana ne doubtless recognizes I'D
nancock'i platitude on the same suOJect OuSIe
call 10 duty.
The fac5 that Hancock Is sound on the Cons'itu-
fon fails to convince the independent voter that It
is good time 10 turn the country over 30 the DEM
cratic party with us fnanc al ana taGin IDEAS
The Republicans Of Name AFRO confident of victory
in September, with most excel eut reason IL would
be "A disgrace upon the good namo OF the state H.
after the infamous GaIceion conspiracy OF last year.
the people were 90 vote IN favor OF the )lnaiion
which not only originated that conspiracy, int
winch sustans aud defends IT 10 TINS day. Many
people have feared that the 0mbined Greenpack and
Democratic vOic would be lar-er than thc Republic
can vote ont Tlrv should remember thaJ Wherever
such "a union has been made her .toforc defeat fOI
the combination has invariably followed. IL "Iil
follow u Mduc TINS year and inds eIu the last 0l
these fusions Tor spoIs without regard 10 principles
The Republf cans intend 60 elect Garfield by an
honest vote aud an honest count IN solid North.
The Democrats hope TO elect Hancock with q
,tnI.d yo,c aud dishonest count IN Solid South.
That Is tie SITUATION and il any man ihl"A nc can
Challenge the accuracy OF the presentation Oh II ie'
INN If.