Political Clippings

If it be true, as ruinored, that Chaiidler has authorized the announcement that he is not au aspirant tbr senatorial honors and is a Ferry man, then thëre can be no other solutiou to the Kussell house mo vemen t than that it was contrived in the interest of John J. Bagley, as urged through the Press a short time siuce. Bat "O, what a f all was thore, uiy aountrymen ! " - Adrián Presa. The Western and Southern lunatics wlio imagine that they can launch the country a second time into a vortex of rag-money speculation by a simple act of Congress, wiil find out tbeir error in due time. Our Western and Southern States are borrowers, not capitalists. It is not for thein to regúlate the finances ot the business world, or defino the nature and volume of its currency. A ïuttjority of iiiHationists in Congress would only make the times still harder. Botton Courier (Bern.) The papers both West and South are almost uuaniuious iu the expression of the opinión that to carry the election in November, New York raust be secured, and that ("Kvernor Tilden is the only Düiuocrat who can certainly carry New York. Tbis being the general feeling, Tilden's nomination apears to be a certaiuty. - JV. O. Sentinel and Guide. The Chicago Tribune says : Oakes Ames' famous declaratioa, that he had put his corruption money " where it will do most good," will givo place to lilaine's hardly lesa significant message, " Teil him that when I was Speaker I ruled out an auiendment that would have killed the coinpany's bill." The New York World says : Poople who expect to witness a sectional fight at St. Louis will find tbemselves mistaken. A great change has come over the Democratie press of the country, and " httrinony " is the watchword, now, except iu a very fewr insiguificant quarters. The Buff&lo Cour er is engaged in setting up a pohtical first reader. Here is an extract : " In what respects are Ohio and Turkey aliko ? In both state they want ' more money,' but thoy differ in this : In Ohio the unole deposed the nephew - in Turkey the uophew deposed the uncle." Mr. Blaine's defense before the House is his condemnation. It needs no other evidence than the letters he presenta to convinue the people that he is conspicuously unfit tu occupy the Pfesidential chair. - Boston. 7'ranxcripl {lnd.) A Tilden club was organized at St. liouia on Saturday eveniug.