New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-29

eptite him to take his place at the head OF the pro-
ceSsiOn OF disbanded statesmen
If the Pcnn,vly1nia Republicans continue TO N'cN
at that unit rule wth ieir present yisor 'nefe WIZ
he nothing but spntcrs lett of IT long before 'le
Chicago Convention meets.
One week from to-day Indiana viii vote upon
nine amendments TO the Safe Constitution. / 20
most important OF these are the first and third Inc
Cons tuition ~ il now stan ls merely requires a
residence of six months in the State to vote. HE
first amendment propo'ed will aid to thl' a resi-
deuce e sxtv dave m the township and thirty days
IN the election precinct and provides for regsirt-
ton of voters. II is the only one of The amend
ments 10 which there is any 0r,anzd OPPOSITION
and that cones naturally from the ID mocrats' not
githstandmg the TACT that both ot be Legislatures
which passed the amendments were controlled by
that partv AGAINST the registration caus" they are
especially bitter Any atemp' to make e'eciiohs
decent ii remove the posi- ty of frad is cert an
20 meet The oppDs ton Of the Dtn0cracV. DeI'-
crat considers any restriction apo ms fispl 10 No'e
early ana often rs au Infringement OF u" ~ S'"'
tl0u of Independence. he ihlrd aWe ldhehl
chan 90 tire time of the State el"rt on from Oc"D'r
10 November. A. tins will rrsul 30 "a saving oI
aboui 3 100. 900 1r, 10 W. j probably d. ad'p eh'
and auOtlrr Oi lle 81 fte- thai nave sr'Nru "-
political mdl, ,.r~ viii d. taken out oil the Oct0Drr
list. leaving ohio Almost alone.
If the Democrats want 10 find ont whether Mr..
Tildeu proposes to be % candidate, why dome tHey
send Observation-Disclosures Sprlggs to inter-
view mm
The horse-,en,e of the Republican party - COM
Ing To tnc front 1t viii -tay tIcrc until after the
election.
The hest excu g for Mr. lown.hends action in the
llu,l,e last week is tnat me- wan ID 10 brow niue
spirit INTO o.. dan proc .cii - If stupid Con-
rr,.ss. He slcce..ird ~ admirably as Nh Feeder
Il tlt III
party.
Illinois begus % loon as . pivotal Sta,e The
candidates OF each party are i1oatnE toward 10
with a great deal 81 anxiety, aud the efforts u sr-
cure ia, votes f ~ delcgatc5 IN the Cncag1 ard
Cln,in.au Convention, a.c attracting the atieu-
ton ct saic-p ak.rs everywhere. The att has
also an ANA AL number of po'Hb" preside'-
ua, candidates. oil uug To- the Republicans two'
Grant and Logan. ald to the mocrats three
David Davis. Pi.irr ana Morn on. lho assem-
bling ~ ii.. Republican Convent in the chef
iii also aid ,o the pouncgl Inport1noc of the
.. A.u tir. or 100 NItloIE. cOnleS.s O. hi-
i.t..., nf Illinois Wli Dee gU-a.ly increased ~ fhc
next c.Isus Wuiru will add arL'l, % rs Tepfes ~
,at on 40 Congress. Ihc Importance ot strengthen
iug .n. parry DO tdlt , itr 4Ii making }. sure
Republican. -Iou!d b. apparent % tho leaders
sIoull be just ~ apparent also mat tue t'i'h3l
and iuirprudtu0 ric.urui, Vail MT un't' heartily
with tnc Republican parry o. n hghs The coming
Presidential battle under I'r banner oil aJhilu 'eIH
!
There has been q good Icli " uncertainty among
the D,nocratIc paper, who,hcr the comprom Sc on
the Supervisors OF El'cti NJ bill should be con-
s,dcrrd as a party dcfca, or triumph. Al mst now
ever. after wceis' deiiberaton, the worl has been
u,,s. Il around that t. should hc claimed victory,
iua the parry uig lus nave qua to mn ie them
selves over fh- f,. tuat the Democrats nave finally
! succeeded ct. rlIng d measure through DEMO
| cratic House 90 kcprcirn, atycs.
! Tanmauv can look with comp agency upon Mr..
n.de', efforts to bother a. knowing mat after the
! G. nriunaI Convention has nominated hm it can
/ gorge !tsclt "ltn icy,nk'.
The Blaine boom DO Pauns lyauia is developing
INTO an av lluchr aud al attempts % control 70 on
the part Of the Grant leaders have apparently been
abandoned From d. parts OF th' Stale protests are
heard against the instructions gwen Al Harrisburg.
Protesting conventions viii be- urd n several conn
ties TIA, week.. among Others IN York Count,, where
Tine sentiment against the state being usrcprcseu zee,
at Chicago - very strong. The York Republican
u,cs this vigorous language IN referring 20 the meet
ing: Let there be no nalf way worl, IN te matter;
! no h,lfiup between Two opinions for ~ must he
me- iu the end. or this dlstrlct, county aud state
will be- rnldc 90 cast Bier woe directly against Ga"
fixed convictions of the kcpu lliciu party; ANA as
the evil mus, ultimately be corrected py the ballots
of the people. il Is tar better thai an objectionable
| candidate be defeated lbs the Convention than tmn
uc u" thrust upon AZ "i" ii"E P"Pi "''' ~ ~
fus' 10 ra'liy his nomination ana theIey eudahser
and perhaps defeat ne party Let the voice ot the
proule he respected In the selection of the candi-
| date and success Ger am. Disregard that most
| po ent Of al wlrun -, and the result may lead 10
| certain aud lrrepArabe ois iSter"
Governor Fosters administration in OHIO offers a
striking contrast that OF his predecessor He has
! been three months IN office and has not pardoucd
a single criminal. whereas Governor Bishops par
dons averaged twelve month. 1t may BE- said,
! however in behalf of Democratic Governors that a
good sect ION of their party Is always found in the
ponitcntilrv and therefore n - of their priuc-
pal duties 70 AID III setting free majority 50 that