New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
POLIIIC4L NOTES.

The Wheeling Reyister IS a good Democratic pao., NJ,
II did not regard the late Democratic C.ny.o.
az the abode OF peace and harmony. This the way a.
headline editor announced the proceedings the ohers,
snaring Tom Cats that spit and Claw In the Backya,,
Of Po'itlcs-Fur Flying from Fierce Fenes- second IA,
OF the Great American Menagerte al Cblcago-The Ks%
Tiger Licks His hops and Iowls for Flesh-The etr
Ge~Fnl Ohio Coal on Parrot screecne. aud Chatter. p
N.bo,lv Gfves Poor Poll a Cracker-The CloUn sn.,.R
Into the Ring the Band Plays the same Old Tune"
Mr.. John Lyach Of Mississippi, has been spending,
few days with friends at Xenia Ohio and several DAN
ago he told the editor OF The Torchgh that IN. DerA
Gratis would nominate Cleveland IN order TO catch the n,
dependent vote. Mr. Lynch regards Cleveland as ss,k
man In the country generally but especially In the sou
With fair count he asserts that Misss.ippi could s,,
be counted for the Republican candidates 81 am col2
dent" he said, "tRst Blaine and Logan viii be elected b.
majority only equaIled by Tue m tS OF Grant
but feeling and that Is 10 stand unh nch ngy BY he
Republican party.
The NORTHEASTERN Christian Adroeate, the Mcthoa.,
Episcopal at Chicago, wants the Republican eace,
to organize for vigorous campaign In the South u
Southern men say truly 1t says "tsat the unconoers
negro voter to cast his ballot strong args.
may induce him to 20 to the polls II the negro IS coens
Republican leaders from the North should teach him b
he can and will protected IN the exercise Of bis fraa
chise. You do nOt-n this paragrapb-asser tsa
there il coercion. 'EuEdozng' Il a myth. We vii ar
Let forty Republicans South and preach their pOica
gospel. Now that We hay" 80 many fhaHsee boiler,
50 many fauatca prOstbsut'ts, ~ many nOlerfhaA
thou independents the party must deliver the slegsi
cOcrced negro In bondage 10 fear est the
get outvoed for the want Of dependents IN the south and
the surplus Of Independents IN the AOrCn'
The Republican State Central COmmitte OF Minnesa
has chosen the Hon G. X Davis a member Of theSs
tOua Committee instead OF VI. O. North, resigned Ia
speaking Of this choice The S. PaH PioHcerircss san
" Governor DAVIS will admirably represent the STATE
the high council Of The Republican party while his res
son uart IN the nomination ~ Mr. Blaine VIII rtnts
his appointment satisfactory % the body Of ghA
be becomes a member"
The Worcester SPY says that Massachusetts, viii cen
ainly re-eect Governor RO nsUu for second term sA
urges Republicans not to think OF any other candidate
There can be doubt II that his reiirenena
| the end ~ a siugle year would weaken the party
would Introduce divisions and jeaousies from when "
are now happily free Whether the first impulse can,
from the party Governor the fact of the chsn
would he usrd agamstus 10y our rnrnle- AZ eNloehtea
tnc party was TOO corrupt unrraspnaDSt 10 De sa.s
with A coed Governor that the Governor was tailIH
by the of his party. or that the ,oYeH
WAS too good a man 10 remain m sympaihy WIN paV
! which hao become dcmoralLed ana degraded 1et
! eral Butler should run he would PROBABLY DO bots
! worse than before.