New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

Confident hopes of carrying the next election
ir California are expressed by wcliL!orned Repuou-
Can politicians
The name of Clicf-Justice Thompson of
Pennsylvania is mentioned in connection with the Dem
ocr9,tic nomination IOI President next year.
II is said that the Hon. A. II. Stephens has
gained nine pounds in weight since he became editor
The Louisville Cy,riG,JoHrrol fears vet whom he
weighed himself ias lie Aad one OF LIS editorials N his
pocket.
TIE O1'o Siatcsron thought the order Of
Superintendent Keso undoubtedly justified 10y the
situation" The Missouri Republican also was struck"
by the manuess OF that Crdcr WITH these exc p'lons,
tie prominent Democratic journals outside this city,
condemn the policy Of surrendering to MODS
The Republicans of Ohio open their cam
pagn the evening Of the Path of August with II meet
ings in different parts Of the State Gen. Noyes and
James Monroe viii speak in Columbus Senator Morton
in Dayton Cen Garfield in Cincinnati, Senator Sherman
in Toledo samuel SAeabarScr III Cleveland Gov Hayes
in Zinesvc, Aaron T. Perry in Portsmouth, Jno. A.
OF state Sherwood in Mansfield, and VIM Lawrence IA
Lima,
The Democracy of Oregon are struggling
with the metaphysical problems involved in the New
Departure Tie Eugene City Guard thus exuts the
OF a contemporary and brother: "The editor OF
The Salem Mercury attacked suddenly and so yo
lenty with the Niger epidemic known a. thei New De
parture that nc hadn't time TO turn around bu dOn-
keyike, backed clear INTO the monEre party, I'LL there
is nothing visible Of him but pair Of mOnstTOus ears
sticking out OF the hole he backed out at
The following is from The Boston Advertiser:
The servhty Of party press never had sadder Illus
traton than in the conduct of the Democratic papers
toward the NewYOrk difficulty. Not man who has the
spirit of American citizen read the Tammany order
with other feelings than those Of lOang and indgua-
ton. Leading Democrats denounced II vigorously and
shed tears Al the cirys humiliation Yet tie Democratic
papers witch should be the first 10 resent infringe
ment popular liberty, stood forth and, with few
bright exceptions strONe 20 stem the rising ue OF anger
at the IalnInany surrender. Tho attempt was wOeiu
failure but the shame remains. There Is but depth
of degradation not yet sounded. Let them now publish
euOgies the martyrs of the pavement for their own
party was lessened 10y just the lumber o. ruans that
! bit the dust" '. .-.. .----.-
I The NelrbUYypoH HerdlTs attempt to bring
Butler the Republican candidate FOR Governor Of
Massachusetts meets with little response and even
The Boston Trurccr pTonounces against g. and comes
square for Loring. This is the way The Ir0reHer
puts the In this luncture, therefore, We cannot
spare Gen. Butler from Congress- and we tflst ne wiz
the cOunseis of those who have too evidently
neither bis interests those OF the commonwealth
az heart and by adding another 20 the list OF candidates
| for the GOvernOrshiY-sODe of whom must De dlsaT-
p0iutcd-deprve the State OF most efficient REPRESENTA-
! tive IN Congress"
me Irdreer goes TO that Dr. Loring basa claim
the GoveruOTstp, ana that 10 nominate Li WILL DC
al act OF justice"