New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01
POLITICAL NEWS.

1t would be interesting to know what oflee
had been promised to present editor Of re B1ss
Courier in the cipher dispssehss AaA sasees1sl -
making Tlden President tn 1877 u y dia,sab - ~
count for the and malice IL fsrmee psen shows
toward exPresident Hayes % any other gfsunA tAaa
that he failed 10 get the postmassshD ~ eeasoos
ship the foreign sonsush which had ben psressl
out to him BE apparently lies awahe o nisnts tmeen
e e. .na sa
upon tie Budsio editors intellect
General "Sam" Cary, known In Ohio q
the "svertongued orator." IL out In favor Of TIE noa
nation Of Hoady for Governor By the Dcmoerst& 0ns
Of the for his preference that hs and Hosdy
resemble each other from the circumstance that neither
Of them has been Democrat long. Another reason b
that Ohio - hs admits Republican etsss and that
to carry It the Democrats must nominate man VII
s. ! Sa sos aSsaly 1 sss
seiPs around sSs state ds!iy.ng tls speech e o.
made 70 serve for camp meeeinga temper.nee meet1H
pusSesns could maze 81 s: ~ es@S md -
30 sure Of succssa
Tho Kentucky Democrats have been busy
for ton days trying 70 convince The
party that the resolution In the State
platform 10 Q good sound free-trsde plank. Their
successs however, has not been equal 70 their eRora
The Charieson News which next to re Lousve Courier
Journal been the most persistent advocate Of free
trade doetrines says It 10 unquestionable that ths
failure Of Kentucky DECLARE terms and specifically
for - tariff for revenue only has had most exhila
rating effect upon the enemies Of the Democratic party
and likewise upon the partisans Of Mr.. Randall 10 hi9
t.: q me
Democratic Of Kentucky to make n appear that tho
charge that they shrked the tsrtf issue scare OF IN
protectionists docs not pan out very we'll
The South Carolina people are having new
attack Of the Federal chlls Three mon have been
In the State for few days investigating the
affairs Of the United States officials by order Of the Do
partment Of Justice washinSon Asuspicon ct once
seized upon the Democratic leaders that these emis
sares" were thsrc not the purpose to col
Loot evidence against tho ballotb0x stunera There
angular senstveness among the people Of that State In
regard to tho presence Of United States officials within
borders They looked upon - iuteropcrs, ana -
having rights that tho best citizens are bound Y
respect Aud yet the State Ia one OF the most urgent o.
nsp sauSsts " population Fed
ers interference In that doesut create any aiarm
Willingly or unwittingly, ex-senator Eaton.
Of Connecticut, has exploded bomb under his party
Tho hopelessness Of uniting tho Democracy the ar3
Issue had become apparent and the party organs were
tacitly abandoning its discussion, when Mr. Eaton
comes out in letter giving his views on the subject
and tho fat ct once in the fre again His discreet Cd
vice to HE party let tho ta1 alone ss up the ire d
the free traders TIE B0dio Courier tells him that h
TALKING % .1S for apd Mt e rUr -
tariff. TAe Bosten Post eays Mr. Eaton 10 TOO son
sheed suit its idea OF revenue reformer On the
contrary, Mr. Estons Views meet the approval OF The
1s 0ass % r od dn ead a e "x
better than to get hnse and his party into trouble ~
peddling out discreet advice.