New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican State Convention for the
nonttion II randidIic for tongrc,Gn2l-a ar' from
Illinois VIII bo held Springfield on Wodn' stay next
Alexander II. Stcph, rs, in one of his last
three column editorial hs, says that the key
note" wIc! eugu! ri in O"!o by Vi'lind!Ghnm has
lost California to r nocricy. and i" losing the other
States "a iaSt rs possible
Tine Republicans of the Id District of st.
Lawrence County havo nominated Adoiphus Lyndc for
member of Assembly. Tire Delegates to The state Con-
nton are l., sii " Russell, CLARK Baker, j. K. Blink
enllof. and ". o. BrckwIth.
Mention has been made of :. {. Cleveland
OF nc icn,-Ian Chronicle. and Rodney L. Adams of
Tie Gcncro CARRIER. as gentlemen either OF ""in wHld
New YORK r. publ.r!n state Ticket I"e LthHa
ADJ. r.io'f approves ,i.c Suggestion.
The Cincinnati Commercial, speaking of the
Democratic County Convention held III that city on
Tuesday, says: "Th, Democracy occupied nearly as
much time os The R,prbi'anS in their Convent oD, ana
did we bed we, m &c quite as inn"n noise or a'
o,iors iici,e I,erd,ys work inoi>rcs tIo election
OF the Republican ticket"
TIE Peorin Transcript gives the following list
OF Republican caHdiatcs Tor nomination for Congress
pl,nat-larac: s. ". Moulton. y. NJ CullOm. Joseph
iItii. j. ). 'inak'r, Gen; john iieNn'', Cen d.,
Ecv,iiA,c and T. y. Eoyd. ne u""Nft't does act
sn 20 ihik at eillcr 81 these seven 6htjenien have
much chance for nomination.
About $50 soldiers and sailors, rrprfsn ming
oil the Words in Boston and some Of the surrounding
places. held meeting IN Tursday, Capt Henry W VIII
son Chairman; ant capt j. \" DEM s,,Iri ,fY: ir"n
l"l vas aio &c = lS - iI'" H. & Va, ~
The Louisville CoHriv-Jounal foryidiy OBJ
serves that sc holds i'll its hand the flagstaff OF the Ma
tiounl Democracy with the nancs of Manc Ncw-lanp
shire, California, &c. Inscribed upon It, Al. that the
s.rspan@lcd banner in tiiunrh 9aii wave &c, H f
T. me gGiiS to 90 with Maine ana Cdi
formal We coin, lc "a to tho waving OF the banner
Two or three years ago Mr.. Commissioner
Wells inrtc TO pet UP great excitement over pre-
tended discovery that Of the results OF the pro
tect!vc taria arsc cattle sheep and swine were de-
Western St.tCS, ana the IaTlitIS et"-
jng poorer. The effort was failure The protective
tarif still 81 nto, and the animals, according TO the
h."~t STAT 'i,s multiplying rapidly EGS census
OF Missouri has u,t been atcn aud tararS tat ,,Lo
IN that Sat" 25ii,GU oil most uscIul ahlaS
a.aist :, 1874 in Is-o. AID l,99l,3Gi In lsC9
Mr. Rams,lcil, in a Washington letter. states
That there Is doubt that Gen. Garfield will be Chair
man of the Ways and Means Ccmmtec ard he il prob
ably most capable for the place in ito House
There who equal him in scholarship and he Is
the most uniring student among them all lie j. pop-
lar and, what il OF more Importance III Such place. he
j. pacnt. There Is ltc harding taiciG revenue or
taiiE matters that he dars not know. In tEc ALlst
Congress lie was The Chairman or inc - oo mn
neo Of N and c NJ, %n cam DIGHG. Of tho the
house Mr. Dawes OF Maa.achisaits although tntiteu
to Hf in fn Snr o Ga Ga G viii
e head Of tho s GI pa a iS I hs
hammers have been Rather ,iiuaciic.
LOCAL.
Which il thc largest room III the City of
Nev-York! Ans. Tic for Improvement at tho
City Hall.
The Fifth Ward Republican Association of
BrookIy has passed resolutions in favor OF the renom
l.atOn Of Cen Grant.
The resolutions passed by the German Dem
ocratic General Committee in reference to organizing
vigorous campaign against Tammany corruption were
iroorsGd last evening by the German sOcdtois oi the
Fourth, Sixteenth. and Twentieth Wards.
A large number Of the friends of Patrick
Logan the policeman who dismissed from the force
for cowardy and dShonorabc conduct during the July
riot at Hanks Hail. lat evening, ard passed reS0-
at0n nominal ing Logan candidate Tor tho Assembly
from the XVIII District.
The first public meeting of the With Assembly
District Colored VIM G. Hanna Union Republican Associa
ton largely attended at No. 22 Sprncst last even
ing While the President COL John Tay or was deliver
ing an address, body Of 20 Of the Custom House
tctiou headed by Jerome johnson OF the Eighth Ward
Rcgula1is" and accompanied by drum and me- burst
into the rGum and broke up the meeting. J. W. Francs
a Custon-Ilousc cmploye, was particularly noisy and
iusulcnt