New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
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POLITICAL NOTES
DOMESTIC.


Portland, Oregon, elected the full Republic
can ticket on Monday.
Az tbe Norwalk, Conn, municipal election
Yesterday the Republicans carried theH uckcl U! ia
average majority OF loO "a
TBe Indianapolis Sentinel formally presents
tro name OF Mr.. Thomas 4. Hendricks for the Dei"'
cratic nomination for President. IL
The Hon. Thomas c. McCrecry has c anceieu
AL his future appointments to make Democratic ''""f
speeches In kentucky on account OF III he"i," e, 10
The idea of adopting Radical pia,lod'm -
,ect Democratic President is declared ~ I'm hopse
ms iGal Sun 70 be as sensible % burning WV
20 clean II Of neas tool;no for
ra,or,ti =, come ont forpeero social equality no"
shot ev have come ont for negro poc@a
thew have always said that the two "'i0
connected 49,; ,o. In soo
. eilr,,i"'to California. yesterday There is no
49,, -, 1ri,'ht,s denomination on The anti-Rail-
cops % az form though money Is said TO DC ireoH
used to defeat him. c.-,,,.;o,, viii
t hold t Augusta on the 9th inst. Charles T. MIN
ospor,1aps Is mentioned likely to receive the
mnaIayi1ed as follows by The Boston Post Tney
vii be sure final victory by makng efforts worth! VI
H. which they may he relied upon 10 10
The Conservative organ in Wilmington, n. u,
ays of the New Departure: ave are not going to throw
am our hats and huzza for movement which excuses 10
lp
40 have endured patiently and silently, All we desire
IS 10 be let alone We request that our teengs S 10
respected We demand that we SHAH not ne lhsuiteu'
The Louisville COurier-JOWRdl thinks the
New Departure may not win this Fail. 1t says the
Bourbons are beginning TO sulk end dabole IN i'll pre-
ictons and that they are already organizing to defeat
the Democrats i'm Ohio and PennsA yal ~ me NV
Departure docs not win this Fall they say VIII pe
gn that IN ought not TO have been made, and an ad
ynonition 70 take the back track" Very ingenious.
The AIbdnu Erening journal mentions
freshly discovered fraud perperated at the last session
of the Legislature. bill providing for the extension
OF the Brooyn docks found general favor; but small
CLIQUE desired except the docks south OF the Terry;
This opposition deemed lmpotent, ana the ni as
supposed, was passed without Ihls nc Oh ~ U
secretly that OF the friends OF the bill knew OF IT.
1t doubtless made by tie same egeluema process
The VGshinqfon Patriot Democratic Organ)
gives Alexander H. Stephens the cold shoulder after this
fashion, 1t is formally announced that the Hon A. H.
stephens has purchased interest in Tie AHdHtd SUM-
hereafter under his Amusement direction and gen
cra control While most happy TO welcome mr,
stephens 10 the ranks OF JOURNALISM 10 WISH lln az 40
that he may expect IN MS new c9hs anu 70
concede his great ability yet we cannot IN view o. o
present condition Of political affairs, but regret MS
appearance at this junctuIe IN such capacity
FOREIGN.
The Poster LLOYD announces that Count
Beust has expressed TO Theirs the satisfaction of the
Austrian Government that the Versailles Government
chrough their energetic and sful suppression OF inc
and 20 the entire society OF Europe Similar declarations
have also been made by other Governments.
Victor Hugo, in his letter thanking the Bel
sdan Representatives who defended him, says that he
has not avaied himself of the asylum offered by one Of
Them AZ he did not wish 10 cause his friends house to be
stoned He maintains that Belgium should inquire INTO
the criminay Of refugees, ana not deliver them up u
gl1s always been little of prescription in bis life, and,
while he fOTgyes the Government lie thanks the people,
in the German Diet, on the I'd of June, the
question Of granting money TO the Germans expelled
from France in consequence Of the was under dis
ga.ssion One speaker, who was a member Of the Com
inttee for examining the claims OF such expelled Ger
mans asserted that the proceedings OF the French i'm
posed direct obligation on the German GQyeTgmegt 70
in reply, said that this question was more than
ordinary one OF protection OF German IN foreign
country In the settlement Of the indemnity he bad
ndeaYOTed 10 obtain much as the French were capa-
ole Of PAYING but France did not possess so much money
hey had suffered The total amount Of claims presented
would have voted TO refer the entire subject to the
a e SSTe 1a nSs iir s & reSSS francs Oh H.
In the last session of the Italian Chamber of
Deputies Farin member friendly to the Government
6ropoSd ansIi6ht io Var against France. Thereupon
the Minister of Finances sea. made declaration tend
ng 10 quiet the apprehensOns respecting the poAcy o
she Government Of Theirs in Roman affairs. According
10 the G0ze0 al TOrnO the Cabinet of Florence IS not
chamber II does not fear any disturbance
Of the peace from Theirs although he has always Deen
i'm favor of the temporal power Of the Pope But the
italian Government is making preparation Tor the con
fingency Of Theirs forming new reacllOnaIy govern
ent that shall attempt TO restore the Pope to power
For this the frontiers bordering on france are ~
e protected especially the line from Casale TO valencia
and Alessandra. On the nights Of MontalDano loTts
and counerOrts are be erected the confluence OF the
Trauo and Po near Monte iii Valencia and RyerOne,
10 be strongly fortified and Aessandrais 10 be rendered
lmpregnable.
A correspondent, writing from COnstantinople
on the Goth Of May, says The dsagreeabe feeling be-
tween the vceroy Of Egypt and the Porte stil continues
1T is stated that the veeroy some ground or other
has fallen out with Abdaah Psha the Sheriff of Mekkah
who probably declines into his views. As to the
slave question, hear that not long ago the English
CmbassadOr wrote that the NCerOys Government
was principally inculpaed in the slave trade and that,
unless the ViccrOy altered his policy, APsha could 40
nothing 10 arrest the traffic To this the VcerOy repned
all the large households in COnSantnOple are
with slaves that the great officers OF state trauic III
fhem-buying white girls when quite young bringing
arrived at puberty profit and that he himself the
VicerOy had bought white slaves OF APsha the PRIME
Minister How is the evil TO be banishedt You cannot
with much chance Of success, break into an lnstuuOn
which Is mixed up with the inner life and social feelings
81 every Mussuman State Slavery has existed IN the
East from the very beginnings the people do not see any
necessity its abolition, and regard The dea as piece
1f European shCdnlik, devtry. TheIChlnese nOtoI
Of Europeans pervades the East and is as common at
COnstantnOple at Pekn, among the indigenous MOS
iens and Tartars."