New-York tribune., 1871-10-07

accepted. The grcnt mass or tine Northern pc ope
have no antpahy the Southern people, and desire
live under one and indvisible Government. It is
only the Democrats who nave gone into the Repnbican
Ing to set the whites against the blacks He went
good deal Of the ground that senator schnrx has end
Senator was.
The present Constitution of Pennsylvania
was adopted than thirty ago, and since then
no less than amendments have been added at sundry
times BY Joint resolutions of the Legislature, and up
proved by popular vote The people on
day on tho question OF calling convention for It's re-.
vision The following points are suggested for the
sdcration OF the convention should II be called l. An
crsc of the number Of Senators and Representatives
in the General Assembly. 2. Biennial sessions OF the
Legislature. g. The election by the people Of sundry
state officers now otherwise chosen T. Minority repre-
sentation. e. Notifications OF the pardOning power. g.
change In the tenure and mode u choosing the Jq;
elections 10 time of the Presidential election to pre-
and dispense with one election every fourth year g.
further restrictions upontho powers OF corporations
STATE.
William w. Crandal has the Republican
nomination for Asscmb yman from the Alcgany District
Peter Burns has been rcnOminated to the AS
ecmby by the Republicans of the lid District Of OnOn
daEa.
Cyrillo s. Lincoln is the Republican can-
didate for Assrmbyman from the lid District Of On
ldlIO.
A Democratic mass meeting at Mount Yer
non Thursday night adopted TrsGiutlons recommend
Senator George a. Bowen has been renOmi-
mated by the Republicans Of the XXIXth Senate District
(GcncscC, Niagara, and Orcans). He Is sure Of from
1900 tn 1900 majority and deserves the higher figure
Winans, as an "independcnt candidate"
withdraws from tEc field, not having received the Dem
ocratc nomination. lie might at least have been sent
~ the Convention at ROcicHtrr To have entered with
Tweed and been salLtcd with cheers.
The dorchester Democrat and Chronicle sup
ports the nomination Of Stafford G. Cleveland for Senator
from the Ontario District This nomination some OF the
f the Democracy would not hlve much reason to CON
gratulatc themselves on that prospect.
| Tie Bin0hamton Times repudates the nomi-
nation Of tie Hon. william NJ Ely for reelection t. tho
Assembly, him oi corrupt practices at Albany,
boaNng that nr was cUnd, Of reflection through
the support Of Fisk and Gould aud tn Eir Rri'road
| The Democratic leaders at Rochester made
loud prorc AGAINST public pundcr Bnt professions
are worth nothing those who have the taint III their
blood AN In IL" case oi the wolves IN the ola ia'Io ic'
| il ior their naths they won't hr worth button
L"ng@ Jo" "Jt care 'cn'" %'" t'S| y" "'"I''"'
"Tilicn," says The AIbdny Ercning journal.
"cu LcI Tweed IN the g,itcring 4'ucraiitics II tn
sccd rhe',rr but when it comes to the tactics which
! count in Dcnorratic Conventions he is nowhere. His
gaidv cuctiou is wasted such bodies While he was
Wandering amid IA ti,lh'Il" o1 me s'dlr' l"tcu "as
engaged after the most earthly fashion in "h King thngs
Democratic dc"ntrs are much molc ncnGd t" thG Ter
I
! Uni ely more potent than Tdcn's p"mposity'
The following is from the editorial columns
! of The AlJdig Lre"ing Journdi The nomination OF the
Hon Abiah ". Palmer for senator i'll the Hith District
j., one wA,n d.crycs special and peculiar counncnd'-
t.on. Thr district LcstrWs favor upon him in making
this selection hn he coufcrs favor upon the district
aud the state IN conscntinc accept His appearance
in the field will be heartily hailed by Republicans every
where .. Ir-,ISing the redemption u oil COLUMBIA
aud Dutcr~S and pcdginG the best service of tie
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pulr-t character and 81 hlamr.r-S record. He has
already both n the Assembly and the Senate, and
no man yer came out Of the legislative bulls with
ire respect Of pulltcl adverSares as W. as polHa
f!cuds aud h Aal p,IaOn qualities have combined
IN his untarni-hcd INTEGRITY 10 for him pC'
Iarty and appreciation lot bounded hl party lines lie
l. widely known Throughout Inc state as pONs sHng In
coirl'rous degree the elevation OF tone ana sense u1
honor which much needed IN lubiir me- In
s own district he been defeated, ana hS WI
rious periods pub!c service have only streng hened
his LOd upon the confidence and esteem OF The people
LOCAL.
A meeting of the Fifteenth Ward Council of
Political Reform will be held at University Chapel tins
| eve nIuS al :.
At the Suffolk o.. ~ Co. Republican Conven-
tou held AZ Rlvcrlrad Thursday night George +. Car.
man Was unanimously nominated fer tie Assembly and
ON mi, declining JOHN :. Maury cf Eyrrhcad re'c hrd
tlr noriu4',Ou lward :. t-'rHd WIS nominated Ter
Suprintcudcit of The Poor i"ry l. Gerry, for Justice
Of lie sessions. aud Geo. J. iua:IH.;On tor coroner.
The Cu>tom-I House \ AS5ociation of the Nth
Assembly District adrptcd resolutions last evening IN
dorsiug the Republican State ticket nominated ht Syra-
,,,.,. drluulrrg iaInuaIy toiTptiOL, RECOMMENDING
Republican voters ut Tie Siatc to secure an honest ana
IHcuTiHpthlc Legislature, expressing tllI.t oi!",'
thc COuluCc oi seventy, ana lnIpioillE INC Hl'i
! bidtc, senators from NeW-IOTk To act III uhltl.