New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

In the last % years there have been four
Democratic and SIX Republican Mayors Of Cincinnati
The last Democrat went out OF Office IA 1861.
The latest ticket proposed for the Democ-
raoy Is this Lyman Trumbull for President, aud Gil
bert C. Walker Of Virginia for vice-Prcsident.
Gen. S. f. Cary is mentioned as a probable
Democratic candidate for one Of the five County Judge
ships OF Hamilton County TO be filed this Fail.
The California Democracy, hitherto divided
into factions, have agreed upon terms Of peace, aud
promise 10 become united for the coming election.
Mr.. Allison of Dubuque, chiefly noted rs the
only Trader Of the delegation the last Con-
gress, is a candidate for the senatorship in Iowa.
Tie P0ttSUiVe Standard is one OF those Penn
sylvania Democratic journals which refuse to take the
New Departure. II says d" If the Democratic party is
to be made to stoOp to IN amendment conceived In
inquity and contaminated by fraud. ana to al on il
face before the negroes, begging FOR their votes The
standard begs leave 10 decline the performance of the
degrading gepuhexiOn."
The Hon. William Pinkney Whyte candi-
date of the Democratic party Tor Governor Of Maryland
was born in Baltimore Aug. 9, 1924 He is lawyer by
profession. He has twice been Democratic candidate
for Congress in 1851 and in 1857, ana was both times
defeated In the Winter Of 1850 by appointment Of
the Governor he filed the vacancy in the United states
Senate by the appOn tment Of Reyerdy johnson
Minister to Great Britain.
The Republican State Executive Committee
Of Ohio pays the postage the documents crculaes
The Democratic Committee accused OF making lib
eral of the franks of Congressman Tie charge
ueuleu ana proof PROOF - Iurnlrheu ny
the Columbus postmaster, who is also editor Of The STATE
journal. He says: In compliance with the demand OF
The Ohio Statesman, we feel Obliged 70 say mat OF the
2s72 franks which passed the Columbus Pos once yes
terday, al except 6S were franks OF the Hon. j. T.
Mckinney, Democratic Congressman from Ohio, now on
q visit to the Democratic State Executive Committee
The 6S remaining were franks Of the Columbus post
master on Olhcia! business
local.
The With Assembly District Republican AS
ISOLATION W. Clark, President appointed last nght,an
Eye We a Finance a
mittee on Admissions The organization includes 2I3
members. beside IS members proposed lest evening
headquarters.
The first meeting of the Union Republican
association of the Xth Assembly District was held
last evening Concordia Hail. No 80 Avenue A. Jacob
NJ Patterson ir in the chair Resolutions were adopted
cnncocfed nv MAYOR Han the Police Commissioners, and
Gov. Hoffman, to benefit the Democratic party
The IXth Assembly District Republican As
ISOLATION held its first meeting since the reorganization
at the Blocker Building last evening Edward Taylor in
the chair vote OF thanks rendered to Messrs
Oron and Schultz the efficient manner in which they
have reOrgauized the Republican party OF TINS city, Ro
for their cOwary surrender IN advance 10 he threats OF
the mob thanking the police and citizen soldiers FOR Their
services in Qucling the riot, ana cOmplmentihg the
press Of NewIOrk the noble manner ia which 1t las
sustained the peoples rights
The second regular meeting of the reoIgan-
lied XyIlth Assembly District Republican Association
was held last evening, Col Joel W. Mason in the chair
Wilson Bergman was elected Chairman OF the Exccn-
tive Committee c. f. WhttemOTe Of the Finance Com
mittee and Edward Fletcher OF the Committee on Adj
Reeiment related his experience during He said
that his comrades and himself were agreed III lhnking
that the military had simply done its duty in suppressing
what they believed TO he an invasion OF the equal rights
of the people Being German By birth, he cOdd state
that there much indignation among the Germans IN
consequence OF the occurrence and that they denounced
rot only Mayor Hall and the Hbernians "a the in,tga
tors OF the riot, but also Gov Holman ior MS 'atuy
action,