New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-30

~ would not fee IN that Of any other OF
the candidates assume, too. that In view OF the long
and lose personal friendship between MI Edmlnd' ana
mvsef and the considerable ex ,erience have had IN
public rie he would have preferred should remain,
rather than have new man Ihis mere assump-
ton on nv part for had cOmmuncatop vim the
senator the subject That my letier does nor Ibpy
S,c, hi wrote a letter 10 the Vermont RcpubEcan
Convention strongly uraing the united and vigorous sup
Nomination OF Arthur sherman Hswley ornny one e1-
cepf Mr. Edmunds woud not have changed ny purpose
and perhaps hs would not"
The U7fea Obserrer comments with owlIke vision on
rho fact that President Andrew d. White did
pauy The Committee Notification. OF which he was
member 10 Augusta and nimates that MS FAILURE 10 90
80 was on Of his unfriendliness 70 ar blano
Nnf at ali Mr. Obserrer IL simply because the com
mencement exercises OF Cornell University came on az
the same time and could not be In bo places al ohce
A gentleman writes from Oregon to say that Nr.
Baine's nomination received IN that state win
unbounded enthusiasm. There Is little doubt that ore
gon may be counted on as safe RepuDcaD o'tS "cie
after.
Mr.. John Boyle O'Reiy's recent assertion that 10
pewtpaper in the South has raised any protest
against the nomination OF Der" Butler Is
true no longer. This is the way In which
m, State published at Richmond, talks about him;
Were Butler to chosen the candidate OF the DEM
ocratc party. few, perhaps all OF the SOUTHERN
states would lost TO the Democracy, Tor
gutler OF Massachusetts, as much detested IN the soutn
IA was ever the Ben Bntler OF New-Orleans IN eVeY
Sonthern state his s the synonym OF an Ioat
dsTeptable In soldier and politician Neithes ues vi
marty nor questions OF policy could blnd the oout.tn
ncopls TO his support Neither the fervid oraory OF te
stuu nor earnest appeals of the press coni @
the Ieonle OF the south vote for Beast Butier Tue
music 81 fine pagn will he the jngng or spoons
MI Richard Berne the Editor OF The Stde ana nc u
dele gate at-large to the Chicago Convention
The Mexican "panc" Mr.. Blainc's nomination Is
nothing but windbag affair." confined to few papers
which WELD little or no Influence And even II 1t was
otherwise, what lie the 0ddsf
The Democrats have been troubled about tne Dess
wav to carry the Northern that they have forgot
ten all about the Southern states supposng the 10 o'
safe But now they beginning to be frightened at the
bright Republican prospects in certain southern states
They are I'm mortal terror lest the Republican speakers go
down south and tell the people the truth. 10 the mean
while there is a formidable movement IN Ihe
states looking 10 a strong protection policy, Wblen Tni
probably give the Democrats great uodi Vi 'i""'' W.
fore the campaign Is over. .
And now they are whispering that there Ba ue tnat
binds" between Governor Hoady, of Ohio, and Cover
nor Waller of Connecticut and that they have struck uB
David and Jonathan friendship for politics only Inc
wseacres explain that the Governors met at the fs
commencement and promised to pull together each foi
the other and himself. Hoady should get the Prest
ceptia nomination he could put waller on the slate FOR
the Presidency and vice versa 1t Is to be feared
howpyer that this holy ALI viii result IN little o.
nothing They may willing enough but they clnnos
deliver the goods and there too many other apouS
gentlemen watching them.