New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
POLITICAL. NOTES.

1hc Missouri Republican, organ of 'hc Passive
u ,norr, admits that the Constitution Is ROT Yet en-
TREY drsirOyri.'
The Hon. j. G.. Peabody has received the
Republican nomination for Mayor ~ Lowell. Mass, re-
c,NiH, 3il out Of the 3iS votes cast AT The Ci'lcuS
New Bedford has reelected Mayor Richmond
J., 80 plnranN Gr0rgc Ii. Dnn'ar, together with
AZ the Adj rncn and half The Council on the Richmond
ticket.
The Revere House ri Boston, tn" +" rum tav-
crn" which Gen. Butler used to SAY 20 much about IN
the Temperance part of hi' cai"pis hp'cr''. wa '
eco, VI the lrt NJ, down of The Brtrr l' on Sal tf
o.y. previous to the E'scx members departure ior
Waslin, ton.
Among Californians in Washington the elcr-
ti,u OF the Hon. Thomas Sli anon as SPEAKER Of the
House % Rc,rcscrt?ycs Of that state is trird
,idicatin favorable TO the prosrrrts OF tn" lion;
SAT D., senator The House il largely Rrlubican, bit
tao D:Ino,Ilts have four MAJORITY III 'hr Senate.
The morning after the election it was re-
rrrtod that Jullr Marvin had been reelected I" me
supreme Court the Western District VI tbs STATE
TAcc doe. not APPEAR to have been much ground for
m, report lIr LaTont. tie non'irrr II he R'tlbran
Convection. h.yins nil"il'y 81 s"%, n.i carrying FLA
Judge Naar of Trenton, rcpntcd to he one OF
,c hcadrd Democrat. in New-Jcrory, gives the
r,io,i,r nnclinccded nd, .cc to his part! 4" 10 our
nm y ilc ua.h pointed oat 10 N" d. mrcracy both 10y
p'i r and di, plan. Honesty j. the hesi p'Ii'h
hi me parI, honest {" ils" ami he lroplo VIII
inst IL He il opIu,cd 10 tie Passive policy
The Ccrm1ns If tie seventeenth Ward have
cou,plrted I. pcruailent K.orm organization ly the
election Of the following Office rs Prcslcn-J. J..
Softer: Virr Presidents Aug. Thum and Z. Bichl"
ra,,,icr--lii IL rr: D'ir str> to the German II
nj U,t,rm Cn,hiitrr-Mnrrus Oiierbnr1 lirhr'
waller T. T. stutziu,nn. +. r.. srharrr. l.. >cigrr. \.
Rct.nu + Bin,r ai. H.. y. kichDath. lie UiSihiLi-
ton has enrolled 80 mcsnb'r'
At n meeting of the opponents OF Mayor
Pcbuoond in New Bedford Saturday evening. the Hon.
t,,rp, H. dunbar was nominated for Mayor. AMI the
f,low,ng gentlemen for Aldermen Joseph H. Cornell.
Nathani,l g. Cannon, George o. Clifford. Andrew q.
Pierce Frederick y. Allen, Josiah ". Bonnry. Tie
rIeud. of Mr. Richmond have put mp tho following tcktt
a. Aldermen: William Ellsworth Joseph luckininster,
Jnsenh knnwles, Caleb L. Ellis, Augustus A. Greene
Samuel G.. Hart.
An enthusiastic meeting of the German In
du.pdcut Reform Association OF the Thirteenth Ward
wa. addressed Las. night by Henry TheObald President
~, he who counseed the members To u-e
oil ,beir endpayOrs unity Of action among tne
isrnans OF the Thirteenth Ward In the Efforts made u
sic.f hunc-t t Office and 10 array themselves on
. s,,e ~ law aud order. Augustus Jenger urged the
nnhs,s rcsept 10 follow the advice OF the President
nd nj that was good augufy for tho city when srh
r~n asssmbl,c could be gathered In tho interval be-
wn.n cIrrtiuns s II demonstrated that nxed detefm
.t,n nreyailed irrespective OF eeconoerinR purposes,
~ carr out tho mo venIeut Of reform.
Ex.prcsident Andrew johnson is utterly OPP
,oad TO tho Passive policy" Hs Is rconrtnd a. harlie