New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
POLITICAL.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. GA gentleman or this
CITY recently received from ChiefJustice Chase
in which he says out OF all future political con-
tests. and need be Jealous Of me hereafter"
Washington correspondent of The Philddet-
phid InQre says: 1t has transpired that Gen Candy
notified the Walker party in Virginia. before the late cleo
ton that he would exact the ironclsd oath from the
members elect OF the Legislature but this important fact
was suppressed during the campaign Gen. Candy has
taken action in this matter. however, and probably
will not TIL the he shall pursue is decided In Cabi-
net meeting"
A son of VIM M. Gwin is the Democratic
candidate for State Senator from Calayeras County
California. The senior Gwin will be remembered as
prominent and viruleDt Rebel during the late war IL is
said that he aspres seat in the United States Senate
the Of Mr. Cole and see no good reason
why the Democracy should not crafty the old Duke in
this respect they should happen to be clothed with the
power at the right time.
A Washington dispatch says The Texas
Conservative Republicans to have agreed TO dis
agree upon ard measures The Radicals, whose
ticket headed by Gen Davis, working steadily and
harmonlousy it with the opposition. While
one section favors Bouds Baker for Lieutenant Cover
nor the other section repudstes him This dssension
goes toward nsurng the Of the Radical ticket
and the election of Gen. Davis"
The Alexandria Gazette of Tuesday says:
We have report from Richmond that there ia talk
lin political circles there Of proposed fusion OF the
tees choosing FIVE members. and constituting what
is to be called the Grant Republican Committee for the
State and they TO request many OF the elected mem
beers Of the Legislature Will be necessary 10 make
quorum to resign that men may be elected who will
take the oath Then for this quorum 10 meet pass the
Fifteenth Amendment elect United States Senator'S and
adjourn until Congress meets and rathes the action
We give this scheme as reported 1t is in agitation no
doubt"
MIR. BELMONT AGAIN POLITELY REQUESTED TO
GET OUT"
The Twentieth Ward jackson Club had
quito a lively meeting last evening, at their temporary
headquarters No 6O7 west Twenyninths held for the
purpose OF assisting the movement TO Gust August
Belmont from the Craftsmanship Of the National Demo
cratic Executive Committee and TO substitute for him
William NJ. Tweed Mr.. Thomas COstigan made a speech
threatening that the Irish element would secede from
the Democratic party unless Mr.. August Belmont whom
he described the IT1chOS SpiraS OF the Democratic
party enervatng and emanciating and gnawing away
It's yitas oused from his present elevated seat In
its councils Mr. John Delauy submitted the following
resolutions specific for this unfortunate disease and
they were passed.
RI That the longer Continuance 10 Office Of the present ineum
bent ChAimaushp Of the National Democratic Executive Com
uittss urht great peril saBiary Influence
Mr. Belmont has proved himself utterly
incompetent the duties Of his position ~
political ORTHODOXY and for potent
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therefore be requested % withdraw
forthwith position which must uneongemal 70 bis instincts
All las proved disastrous 70 the party
further That with pleasure the suggestion OF we
name Of the Hon. Wm H. Tweed as his successor.
YTITT