New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
PNIuICAL NOTES

n on. # u" S,ringf Glass Senate dis
.'- smith ana Brown were the "pP'-lHS candidates
n 1ca, Brown by single vote IN total pol OF
The Nr,r- Orleans IIDlCs DEM speaking Of
. late elections observes Tie National Democracy,
. has been for some time organized receives its coup
grnc, Almost the OLly s'ay and hope Of the party
is been swept from under At 10y the general result III
.,- state OF Nt~No:k.'
The CHICAGO 2TmCa thus sympathizcs with
a. many: Tie IeXt Legislature ~ Hew-l0rk viii
o.. ,ro.thirds Republican both Houses. This IS the
.t of allowing the Democratic party TO lie ran by an
,.4r!zaton q thieves. Tho th"vCs ltll"d INC party
E thank God thai: IN the death, tie thieves also were
,jtca.y aunli.sied."
Reverly johnson favors the proposed ahaH-
arueut Oy the Democratic PARTY Of the ground II haf
s,arr,o occupied He recommends the following Icy
- adoption by the IC1t National Democratic CoHvcn-
~: Ut tie members OF the Convention place before
,e country soue name which al conservatives as well
DOcrst- Support, and announce II thty de'Eue
"y Political principles, rOihNE when ~"Hil De Oh u
cfe 10 either conservative Republicans Democrats.
It's shd ie done, believe mat our triumph Will be
taia aud surely all should unite IN abol to hst chd
'o value ~ Constitution OF the nation and AAo" Tue
- rth % political and eva h"rty.'
M Henry c. Bowers Brooklyn paper, TIE
''oH ~ 2yubleltsded article Of nearly column IN
suEb attacks Mr. Beecher for lack OF sympathy with
=! the movements against Tweed and his fellow mem
1"-- Of the Ring 1t say- I'VE assert boldly that such
nc ut,ganrh, The part ot MI Bc"cAcr, as We Lave
'Yrod should cease, II he cares FOR human rights
q l7 want. law and order 10 prevail II he wants 20 pre-
q hoOdrhoi. riot, and a VlEI!UDCe ORGANIZATION ~
Hrook yn, Jet him heart support ana apaud hs lPI
"-it.zc's who al" deter ned I" 1'"' law Jqu-".,
gr-, and the Legislature, to stop thr great ihl4uy
.Ch prevails
That dear old Car Davis will be the
ID q "a. yet. Locking all over the country 70 Ind
e.. -d-; caud DAT" acceptable 70 himself and likely
'~ Noted who, IL the OF all tie gods al once
iI lie l'-ch ,i,or but Mr. Willard Fillmore! 1t isn't
4 Mr. Fillmore lmsolfis ridiculous except far as
. s - b.. al! 4
Tin tNr who,c c"utrv d single man whOlas smaller
ace u enc nominated fr OF being elected to tie
ys-he doe, nj Yen thiuk Of himself for It, except IN
!.,n-t pTy ,tc AMI ,olhlrntal way. But we feel
.r,s n IN. u that hi. uuguardcd expression Of MI
- is vc,s nay rck'Id" the sm"ldcring fires Of
.r IN MI. iimOre's b. SON, and thus disturb the PHI
.p- ,AIcai sci,44ty Of us reth elneht'
II ought to be mentioned as q most aston
IN az circumstance. that Suffolk County, MaFs tB0eton
led as aLerf. the other day, Mr.. John N. Clark.
Ser wa there mOre popular man II was some
ling MS axe OF office seeking nobody ran ss
.-Ydidst. asanS; him. hut it still more singular
I.,tlDa Iarc Dol not one human being 70; d against
I'm II Il'rsily la! all the votes. The v"ry people
u MAJ s.fr ed under hi, official action voted Tor HIM
n IA, -ng.r. We DO not remember whether ne mas
:cd d, hoGy bur II he las, the relatives OF the 9e-
esd v,c 1,cit tly satisfied with the way in which he
20 ca, aford 10 hold 'Fscaterng IN perfect contempt
.t'aIus votci 10 the Others nlsceaItonSig , 10
81 ~ en ami-ole spssm Of unanimity
The IIavyrhill (Mass.) Republicans were de-
fs,ied la. Tuesday and the particulars are uneoln'
monty touching For the reader must I'll dCrstand that
- Repun On Haverhillers are unquestonably In
large majority. Feeling perfect confidence IN THIS,
u.'ty 0: them made the somewhat fatal mistake OF
thAAng that It would not be Of the least importance
W"er they voted or not and COO Of them absentee
ru>" We tom the polls altORether II 80 hhppehtG1
TIE Democrats pOlled the last OF Their reserves
actually carr,d The little city fcr young Nj Adams
W 80 Na" for Governor by $50 majority. elecuhk
s'' "ro rlc -, senator and three ttspreSel,Ia
f"' -"t b.t,.y Who ever heard Of anything more
'.ih insL fs What IL the uss OF having party VI
hcd ~ I'll, Il great proportion OF It's melnDGIe ma4e
'"n' >" IenIain al home all election dRy POSSIBLY
''".' o"t be some legislation compelling cltHehs W
", ga. 90 fhcy want to or not.