Political Clippings

We believe the masa of tbs Republicana are opposed to the impracticable and dangerous Kesumptiou et, and as this is our own conviotion, we shall oontinue to expresa it and try to combine Kupublican opinión for its repeal, no matter what may be the coinmittalg ol our candidatos. - Toledo Commercia {Rep.) The bt. Louis Whisky Ring elected delegates to the State Convention opposed to Bristow. The Democrat McKee's paper, helped the moreinen and is happy over the rosult. O: course ; but the most amazing thing is that the anti-Bristow papers boast o: the victory, as if everybody did nol know that very whisky thief in the oountry is opposed te Bristow. - Cincinnati Oazette {Rep-) We do not stand and fall backwards into Tilden's arms, but deliberately place ourselves there - with less pleature, howoTer, than we would into the embrace of Hancock, if the Nerthorn Democratie States would indícate the same preference for him. - Richmonc Whig. Whefcher the leader be Bayard, Thurman, Tilden, Hendricks, or any other good Democrat, all honest and earnest men in the party will heerfully do the work ssigned them. Montgomery {Ala.) Adiertiser {Dem.) We throw aside all considerations of less moment and look only to the desirableness of haring a Democratie President. If there be any other man stronger than Tilden, Iet us nomínate him. But Tilden and Hendricks both - would that aot be a strong ticket ? - Richmond Ditpatch. The Bristow people isaued a circular saying that " the Bristow Club had its ongin in the demand that the reform movement ought to be organized." Too late. It was " organized " tw years ago, when the people eleoted a Demooratic House of Representativos, and is getting along pretty well in the way of reform, tb ank you. - Botton Post. One thing is to be said in favor of the Democratio aspirants for the Presidency as against their Republican opponents. They uct towaid each other au gentlemen and in a courteous nutner, while the Republicans fight among themselves with a bitterness which would lead one to believo that it would be impossible for any one of them to work in the ranks if his rival ihould secure the longed for nomination. - Terre Haute Oa2ette.