New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

The next State election in Vermont will DO
held in September 1874 The present State officers wore
chosen for two years and elections hereafter to DO
biennial.
Gen. Butler has accepted an invitation" to
give his views on tho questions which he and Wendell
Phillips striving to inject into politics. at Springfield,
Oh Thursday evening noXt.
The Nebraska Constitutional Convention adj
journed sine die Saturday The Constitution is to
be voted on tho third Tuesday in septsmber and II
approved tho officers created under IL viii DO elected on
the FIRST Tuesday In November.
The Cincinnati Enquirer is not in favor Of
return to specie payments until after the national debt
CONTRACTED in paper currency at the rate OF less than 60
cents a dollar In gold" has been paid OFF in Il
rency equally debauched. 1t says II ts course
adopted the people viii be robbed Of about 81
in the difference of Value That reputation horSe Will
never win In Ohio.
The Woman Suffrage party of Massachu-
setts including the women said by their organ The
Womans Journal to be generally and emphatcally in
favor of the denomination of Gov Clan, though they
would also be satisfied with either Gen. Butler or Dr.
LOring As Messrs WashbUrn and Rice the editors Of
The Woman'S Jouraat are Ignorant Mhcther they are
Woman suagists or not and therefore neither opposa
nor support them.
The political waters of Massachusetts, con-
tnue to be troubled call in circulation there for
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, but we
strongly suspect that Free LIQUOR at the bottom Of the
project and that the idea is to appropriate the private
thunder OF the Democracy" TINS would be an unfair
and dshonOra6le proceeding me De da ,b e
Alcohol Question.
The leading Democratic paper of Michigan,
The Detroit Free Press does not HE E|ings financial
notions 1t describes tho disciples of Pendleton and
Ewing showing bonds into pocket while they Issue
eenbacks from the other all the paper promises being
| labeled No debt-becauso we mover intend 10 pay;
1t thinks the popularity of the people and specially
I1aIs Ohio Is insanity on the plfJculr
point of debt and thank fortune, TINS IL SO We'll uhuer
stood that tie Democratic and keBIDicahi Pafl'eS
neither Of them resort TO that state Tor hnacia IDEAS
The Democrats are in power in Alabama,
and have been for the last eight months The State
Treasurer finds it necessary to wTito as follows TO
County Superintendent OF Public Schools, who had aI-
Piled for his county's share OF the school moneys
DEAR SIR; Yours of a2d July Just received sm 'Gry to Say
that FosPec, Of getting money aer eoomy The a.I IS
empty and after thorough examination Of tie acts now IN Iee We
hope Of P.ii Tue SspT T, tr Dan @ ya g. there i no
Sn1 for ,e p1Ipes ReSpecay s. r. oRAsr Treasurer
| The Butler (Ohi0) County Democrat has very
largo and hideous cartoon, representing the new Dc
parture Democracy deserving the platform Of White
| Supremacy, Liberty Republican Government, Prosper
ity and Peace" and rushing into the embrace OF da-
boicalloong, seveG-headed monster affirmed 70 repre-
sent "MJngrelism, Desponsn, Ahlrthy, !,
Rottenness, aud Death" Tho deplrting Democracy,
says this Gmiable Journal are leaving he white pat
form with d0wncast cOunenancos ana as soon ~ they
tho dividing line between Democracy ana onbret-
thru throat ts' and thieves"
Some of the West Virginia Democratic lead
ers recently sent ChieJustice Chase the following
resolution embodying the New Departure as usually OK
| prcs ed by the conventions Of their partyi
the employed n adopt
thirteenth Fourteenth and Pen Amendment we
promulgated by all departments OF ne n"ein-
n-pt And having BY be tey parts
the tie UEe Sties AMI are to be respected and oe "a
In reply tho CLlefJustlce submitted bis own conce p
ton OF tie most appropriate manner OF expressing thse
| ideas, ast follows: =, -,
ss5iSf That Thirteenth. Fo1eenth, aud Pfecnh Amend
nsnt having been promulgated BY all Departments OF e Goene
hs7rg sub to by the people arc parts q the Constitution
Unel and ere 20 BE- respected AMI o. eyej IS such
He added that by the general adoption oil the princl-
pies laid down IN the TesOuion the Democratic party
WOud resume its position as the party OF progress a,i
reform and insure its ana the best welfare Oh
the country The West Virginia leaders mad nelhrr no
IOlduess the sagacity to accept the CheJatlcos