The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

State officers were chosen for two years,
and elections hereafter are to be biennial.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer is not in favorof
a return to specie payments until after the
national debt, contracted in paper cur
rency at the rate of less than so cents on
dollar in gold, - has been paid off in cur
rency equally debauched. III says IL TINS
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The Woman Suffrage party OF Massachu-
sets, including the women, arc said by
their organ, The Woman's Journal, TO be
generally and emphatically in favor of the
denomination of Gov. Clatlin. though they
would be satisfied with either Gen. Butler
or DIR. Loring. As to Messrs. Washburn
and Rice, the editors of The Vomdn's jour
nal, are ignorant whether they are Woman
Suffragsts or not, and therefore neither OPP
pose or support them.
The political waters of Massachusetts,
continue to be troubled. A call is in cir
culation there s'for a. delegate convention
of the liberal men of all parties in the
State for the purpose of forming coalition
party" We do not know what this means
exactly, put we stronSiy suspect tnat free
Liquor is at the bottom OF the project, and
that the idea is to appropriate the private
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The Demoeratsare IN powerin Alabama,
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DEAR SIR:--Yonrs of the Esd July just received
am sorry 70 say thae tne prospect OF get.ing
money Is r;tther gloomy. me treasury IS empty,
and aIter thorough examination OF inc acts now
III iorce, lhe Governor hhus no autnority Ior
making temporary loan SO tlat 1 see no nope
OF paying the warrants now outstanding until
the taxes pegh 10 come lh-ahd lear tiiitt VIII
atty , for late late payment. Wv Respectfully,
ST. GRANT Treasurer
The Butler Ohio County Democrat has
a very large and hdeous cartoon. represent
ing the New Departure Democracy desert
inp the p1atform Of ttwhitn Si1nrpmacy 1ih-
or1y Ranrhl;oo,, ,ro,,arn,,ont ,roenar;t,,
cry, noPuoiotii Soteihnehe, PioSPoi't
and peace" and rushing into the embrace
of diabolcal-looking. seyen-headcd mon
ster, affirmed to represent s'mongrelisn,
despotism, anarchy, barbarism, rottenness
and DEATH" ''The departing Democracy,
says this amiable Journal fare leaving the
white platform with down-cast counte-
nances, and as soon as they cross the diyid-
ing line between Democracy and mongrel-
ism, they assume the appearance of carpet
bag cut-throats and thieves.