New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

A st. Louis, Mo. dispatch of the Doth says:
concurrent resolution censuring President Grant for
his course in regard to the late election in Missouri in
troduced by Nj Adams in the House to-day, was tabled
by a vote OF over TWO 10 one.
An election for United States Senator from
Kansas, 10 succeed Edmund G. Ross takes place at
Topeka tomorrow. The prominent candidates are sid
ney Clarke, GOV. Harvey, ex'ToN CIdW oid ana JcLh
p Morton; and the chances to be in favor OF NJ
Clarke.
The Grant Club of the Hid Assembly Dis
trct has elected the following officers President, VIII
liam Grasse yic-Pres!dents Frank McGee and Thomas
barry; Secretaries. james Fleming and Thomas l.
Foley; Treasurer, John F0eyi DeesAlgs 70 the u a.
Grass, VIM. Campbell. George ". HendrcKson. John "
Bremrner, James Fleming; Richard O'keefc, Hem
Kruger, John II. Tanning Resolution. Were pissed III
dorsing the Administration OF President Grant
On the 18th inst the Senate of South Caro-
lina Organized as High Court Of Impeachment for the
trial Of Judge Vernon, who stands charged with high
crimes and msdemeanors In that among other tline,
he has in snndy places ana az over ues ge
The managers the part Of the House appeared hefore
the Court and read the articles Of Impeachment when
was issued command - ne presence o. tiie
Judge the 2Oth inst, until which time the Court al
journed
The Republicans of the XYIlth Assembly
District met Saturday evening and organized Giant
Club. electng the following officers and delegates:
President Col Joel W. Mason; VicePre,idents, David
b. Mellish, : X. Wells; Secretaries y: f. Flney, II d.
ni. Rdiche; Delegates TO Contra Committee John r.
RUSSELL Benz X. Phelps, Lansing {. Moore, marc 4
FIammer VIM j. O'BTyOn, Thos :. Berry j. Ie&tOI, y.
o. jenkins Samuel MINERS, Wilson Berry mdI
A correspondent of The Br0ohIyn Union
understood 10 be distinguished literary gentlemen
from the West now visit 10 the Capita-Aas ELECTED
from very sagacious member OF the House Of Repre-
sentatlves" the following opinions: First: 1--WE have
had no leader since old Thad. stevens died" Second;
Bnter is noisy man, interruptions, cunning minnie
in resources unabashed 'front.' and fond OF notOot
az "A topper Of cups. No deny that he has
brans-ust good brains can be had Without con
science But he does not lead US" IhtTd: " Mr. Dawes
is strong Ia the HOusestrOng by his long mem
hers hip and the prestige OF great experience and by MS
industry and by the credit ne enjoys OF being an hontst
man He is not great man. No one ever accused nm
Of that. Bat his opinion Oh many subjects IL rtdl on
great weight with And yet his opinion WOLld De
more VA ned If be economical with II. lie be
stOw- II too layishly. Ia short, he talks too MucL.
E,uy Banks has the carriage the dashing presence oi
an uncommon man. He often iOOhS !, il he knew more
dian he would willingly tell. Indeed ! sometimes
r-Triudei az what Fox said 10 Lord TurlOw NO man
ever ,ras SO wise a. TnurlOw tOOks Banks has mag
,ifceuf voice and the whole he ~ the most brilliant
nr,or on the foor But OratOry-VhO cares for oTioTy
anv more LEGISLATION Is committee work and the me
nrnr IL now but carpet knight. Banks i man whose
1rv T. i'm the ust" Isfh: Garfield has ON his side
oth spend health, learning. high spirit great power
~ aDnlicatiou. and good habits. Garfield may feel
nanny bctlcr he looks either WayintO the past or INTO
tbf fturr" These opinions certainly have the dement,
n rcst postiyeuess and frankness ia their e1pcsOn