New-York tribune., 1871-09-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Newburyport delegates to the Massachu-
sets Republican Convention have been instructed to
vote for Butler.
Ignatius Donnelly of Minnesota has turned
out again as a Republican.
The Hon. Charles r. Train and the Hon. P.
Emory Adrch Of Worcester are among the candidates
named for the Attorney -Generalship OF this state
Col. Josiah Given, Deputy Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, will accept the nomination Of District
Attorney for the Des Mones District OF Iowa, recently
rendered him by the Republican Convention.
| Mr.. Roosevelt's scOrching speech at the
| great meeting ON what the Hon. Tom Fields calls the
"purity Of the balobox under the high priesthood OF
Tammany, is extensively republshed by the Republican
4 journals outside this city.
Butler looks for his principal support to the
manufacturing cities and towns Hence it s not strange
held meeting Wednesday evening devise measures
to prevent the choice Butler delegates to the State
Convention from that city.
fellow who at one time acted as a claim
agent at Kansas but being detected In
swnding crippled solders and soldiers %dSws % ss Tss
obliged 70 ieave ons NJ naner in Arkansas
thieves"
The way the Democratic papers in the in
terror Of this State discourse upon corruption truly in
structive. Says The Syracuse Courier: " However cor
ruption and fraud thrive In Republican atmosphere
IN s0 Hfy 9ee reSee@ed the state from The
{" INJECTING" influence of Republicanism
Says The Utica Observer:
The Democratic State Convention is called to meet at
EFFORT put forth the Radicals to wrest power from the
hands Of the Democracy at the Forthcoming election ION
selection of the best candidates"
That coon sees big gun and plenty Of ammunition,
and thinks safest to climb down the tree before the
| firing begins.
"Warripgton,r The Springfield Republicans
Boson correspondent writes follows Of Dr Lorings
A &1ta TNr Ga WOO Qt lft
me saw word about 1t looked week ago as II the
Doctor was fatting out but not so sure OF this
His friends me that he is steadily gaining HIS
0uarres that he behaves like gentleman, and that al
sorts Of Republicans meet him on civil, not friendly
| terms"
The Federal Office holders of Boston take
mart in the contest for the Governorshp with leaning
toward Butler Their Ia explained in the follow
ing extract from Boston letter to The Springfield Re
% sS or ssef Butler ii me nox Of the
ehoders are believed to be In the same position
than body else IN getting Usher into
the Marshalship and Mason into the DstrictAtorney
ship sRG en- Sh thu class they Probably don't expect
that he win be nominated for Governor but believing he
| tinue TO be on good terms with him."
The reported proposition of Lieut. t.-GOv Dunn
of Louisiana form alliance with tho Democrats for
the purpose Of oustng Gov Warmoth, is making great
stir among the NewOrleans politicians as might be eI
pected. The antWarmoth men IN tne hepuDncdn party
are variously stigmazed soreheads. Dunnites and
Custom House The Bee, Democratic, announced
that Dunn had offered to sell out his faction to the Demo
crats of the conditions being the impeachment and
removal Of Warmoth, which would give him the Office
to sSCg as Dunn and
made an exposure OF the conspiracy, says that only
did so for the purpose OF warning Democrats against
either faction OF the Republican party That journal
throws wet blanket the soEeheads by saying that it
takes It for granted that the Democratic party intend
TO have ticket OF their own In the next State election
Saith men taken from their ranks" The Republican
charges that Collector Casey Marshal Packard, Post
master Lowell and other soreheads ready to follow
tbair own terms In the next State election, only War
oh sha be rid Of now, as to give Dunn the Gov
| ernOrs chair for few months.
| LOCAL.
The XIVth Assembly District Custom House
ssociaton declined last night TO indorse Judge Bar
nards action the Foley suit until after next Monday
Democratic primary meetings were held in
Nawart N L. last evening, to elect delegates to the
stot Convention to be held in Trenton next Wednesday
The deeoates generally favor the nomination OF Gen.
| Runyon or cx-Gov. Parker.
large mass meeting of respectable German
ctizaps OF the Tenth Ward called by circular to express
do+,or nm account OF the frauds Of the City officials
~ beld last night at the Tenth Ward House in Broome
a. william Gilman called the meeting tc Order aid re-
cantuiafed briefly the proceedings OF tne cooper Ins
tue Citizens meeting snd the ,in Was indorsed Inv
storTn Of Yeas without a dissenting voice ana resolu
tiGs similar 70 these adopted at Cooper institute were
enthusiastically carried eeveihI Ss taU g n d !.
denunciation Of the "TanmSny IN" A uio"
forth great applause
| roNNECTICJ,T STATE CAPITOL AT HARTFORD.