New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-05

The Presidents backb is in frst-class business
condition. and bulldozers Of all kinds adno nished
not to forget 1t.
IL the Republican party were to drop George C.
Gorham there would not DO n violent conclusion.
Ben Hill has not denied anything new for sew
eral days. lie is not doing himself justice. Wade
Hampton is a long way ahead Of him. Hampton
made a speech Then he denied that he made ii.
Then he denied the denial, and charged il Stson
Hutchius. Then no denied that he charged the
denial of the denial upon IIutehins Then he retired
from the field With the declaration that he was
"perplexed and almost discouraged" Hill has a
har task ahead of him TO eclipse this record, but
he has begun well and il he makes sufficient effort
he Is sure to come out victorious. It's IN him.
The Republican press of this State is practically
solid for Garfield and Robertson. and the party is
Overwhelmingly Oh the side OF the press.
VOORHEES, apparently delays 20 walow in the gore
OF Malone
The Washington correspondent Of The Cincinnati
Commercial feels authorized to say that the Pres
dent does not believe that the stars will halt in their
courses or the planets tumble into the sun If the pO
htical complexion Of the men who bang the Senate
doors remains unchanged for few months" The
country IA crowded with people who lake the Same
view.
Senator Lamar, who is in the Senate only because
Of the success OF the " Mississippi plau thinks that
plan was n righteous expedient for the protection
Of Southern civilization. ideas and religion That
j, tho most important revelation Of this lOngdebate
Northern commentators have sometimes spoken Of
The best citizens of Kemper County" rather
harshly but they have never gone 50 far "a 10 say
those infamous personages represented southern
cIylz atIon and rel goB. II Is sand that Mr.. Lamar
the stress Of his zeal 10 prove tins astounding
tact became exhausted and had 10 take his sat he
fore finishing his speech. Nobody VIII be surprised
~ that.
II seems to be generally admitted that the Presl
dent has not SURRENDERED 10 tie Bosses large
amount of mental anguish poured ont on this sub
jcct by The Nation, appears 10 have been total
waste.
There is absolutely no reason given why Judge
Robertson should not Dee Collector except that Sena-
tor Conkling objects to IT.. The Republican party -
too big VA organization 10 spit on AL issue oi thdt
SIC.
Il is a thrilling spectacle 70 soc voorhees,, the
wndIcst advocate OF cheap and nasty money which
tho imitation epoch produced. denouuciug Malone As
! repudiator. voorhees, was m favor OF rcpudm,inc
a part Of the National debt. and nobody who has
i.llowcd hs political course Will deny th"t hc womb
have voted for the reputation OF the whole II taat
dcot had such tIiny been attempted.
This long wranslc IN tie senate incrasss tie pub
c satisfaction with tie Pre-. ident, decision % have
no c.tra session Of the House The able Senators
arc not mcdduc with the business intcrcs;s OF tic
country. bar chiefly with ther own repu!at on-.
II was remarked Of Senator Plat at the time Of
ms election that Lc was not mcrc} aliy Of Coax
Ing hut that he woul set up for himself AZ
Washington. lie las a frst class chance to do that
now.