New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

fierce and defiant howl from Charl estOn
mars the solemn grandeur and exquisite pathOs OF the
anthem, o. T1en, save" now being rendered by tha
Democrats chorus. The NecS and Courier wildly pro-
tests against his nomination, calling him % Inoekery
and snare" tremendous triokstcr" without grain
of rnapl,nsss or a spark OF chlvalry" IL adds Our
belief in the complete AMI utter unhnes OF MI iiiden
for the nomination for President has been strengthened
and confirmed by the events OF the last four years
The errdlte but militant Richmond DlSPdtch, which
wrestlss single-hauded with Its local cOemporsry The
State and The Charleston 8ers and Courier at the Same
time deyoes than column OF quotation from JACK
son and Jefferson and original argument 10 proving that
"a tara" and "atarf for revenue only are Two
very different things.
The Boston Post, which nominated Mr.. Bsyard for
President several weeks because he subtended
larger angle OF craftsmanship" than any one else evil
IDENTIFY found wider stracdler IL has hauled down tao
DeaWa gentlemans ensign from It's editorial masthead
The North Carolina Republican,, OF Weldon, n. C.,
dominates Senator Conger, of Michigan, for President
Senator Conger would DO exceedingly strong candi-
the delegates not all decided 10 Vote foe some
one else lie win be glad to know, however That
The NOrh Carolina Rep~Dt'cah supports NM
Colonel John A. Martin, Editor Of The AehiS0n
Champion and secretary OF tho Republican National
Committee, will probably be the Republican candidate
tor Governor OF Kansas The general sentiment in
Kansas is that he VIII nave Wak-oYer II hc Is hOm-
mated.
Mr. John c. New says that Postmasterieneral Gresham
is sincerely DESTROYS Of seeing President Arthur
renominaed and that he is not pushing his claims
either Gresham or Harrison should get pro-
nounced vote outside the State either Of them would get
the entire delegation from the state There Is no dispo-
sition among Indiana Republicans TO crafty quarres
but every disposition toward harmony They know Re-
quires united strength Of the party to win and
they going 10 win II they can, aud that -
the sentiment of ALL whether Gresham. Arthur Harrison
Blaine There never has been tame when tho
are nUcerned SSs been as little thought of as
IL has this year. II Is the solid conservative kepuocsn
this year that will win Indiana 10 longer occupies
the position she did when she was an October state
Ohio alone occupies that position now ana while deiea
in November that 10 contingency THAI can hardly
arise under any nomination they are likely to make at
Chicago"
Senator Don Cameron careful to say much
on the political situation since his return 10 this country
but according his friends no has expressed the belief
that IL Mr. Blaine should receive the nomination there
would be the slightest difficulty in electing him. Tho
Arthur Kepubncshs OF rehhsyNahl are now IA nope
less condition. aud reaze the useessness OF trying TO
mako headway against the enthusiasm Tor Mr. Blame
This IL the season OF the campaign when odd and
tickets crop out In different parts OF the coun
try. Washington correspondent OF The Charleston
NccS and Courier says he has just come across brand
ticket which he reters TO as sar on the pohucai
horizon" II the OF Representative Ders
heimer York, and Representative Hancock. OF
Texas - particular platform Is men'ionea on Slca
the Re .bcans" will do for the present
In letter TO friend in Columbus Senator Sherman
ST Is, II gratihed that old friends Ike yourself still
have confidence ia This Is pleasing than sue
have regarded my nomination as probable
thing, have any way sought to influence the ao
ton Of the INVENTION. II the nomination comes IL viii
grateful II upsough and will then Try 10 meet
the responsibilities If not shall be content, without
dsappoutm TO abide the decision ofth Conyenton
II il hardly TO be expected that Republicans of State
large Ohio should ali have the same chocc Tor
President especially OF one who mas oeen competitor 10
take part in politics as myself NVl the gen
el ,od will of The delegation 10 be assured and
there is no IL who could falry oonsider As an
enemy II they entirely united ana coriial they
could easily nominate me-
IN, Atlanta Constitution has thought Il worth while
TO interview General Jubal Early the political si
alton Ho says that Mahones power In Virginia Is gone,
and that the Democrats VIII hereafter rule thai State
Personally ia favor OF Senator Bsyard for President
~ do not understand" he ssid this apparent uprising
for old ticket The time TO have made that
in $780, and voluntarily abandonedu Nov we must
go before the country issues issues OF practical
Importance to the people Bayard Is the representative
sound business principles believe he strong In Now
York a. liden would be now and tank, noninatoddhs
II lldon Is nomnated, hope aud believe he viii DO
elected. prefer. however, the younger nan."
Some time ago Senator Plumb wa. quoted extensively
being favor OF President Arthur and against Mr..
Blaine As Senator Plumb Is delegate 20 the Chicago
Convention his preference attracted good deal OF At
tontion. Ho desires TO have known that he has
been nisrepcsened and that while he not opposed TO
President Arthur no Is strongly In favor OF Mr. Blaine,
and Intends to Tor him. 1t folly no 10
hope up Blaine any other candidate at tho
expense Of Arthur Mr. Blaine has need OF suoh fool
T.sS.su ss Ss as Sss on ne sssss Of u: psSs
he prestige Of OAee sad without the