New-York tribune., 1871-07-29
POLITICAL, NOTES.

The Boston Transcript thinks chat DR.. Loring
ID ahosd IN the Gubornatoral rnce.
The Chicago Erening journal feels competent
to state that II Gov Ogesby "a ronomnaed be VII 40
ccpt the nomination. reports TO tho contrary not"uH
standing.
The Republicans Of Wisconsin seem TO bo
divided In thor choice for the noXt Governor between
William T.. Smith and c. c. washbrrn Ar. Z. 8. Minor
Is suggested as compromise Candiiatc
Tho Austm State journal says that in
Texas ono of the chief abors the Republican State
Administration has boen to ascertain and provide for tho
debt vhl1h tho Democracy when Ia power IuCufod DuJ
did not pay
The New-Jersey Republican State Committee
bns called State Convention to nominate Republican
candidate for Governor to be held at Taylor Hail. Tron
ton IhurSday, sept u at nOOn There IS To DO ono
delegate for each lO0) Oi population making 9V uele
gates in all.
The San Francisco Chronicle in discussing
recent remarks Of THE TRIBUNE the labor question
says: Right wrong polite or impoo tho people Of
California and tho Pacific Coast, irrespective Of party
have determined 70 prevent Chinese mlsra.i0n ~
every ieg1t means I'm their power
The Teras Ne,0s says: "We have not since
the such interest in politics as Is taken by all
classes at the present time Tho whole people TO
bo aroused to knowledge Of the tact that they IN
tcrcsied in such matters and predict that tho pend
Ing Congress canvass Will DO the most absorbing
many Of us have over seen"
The San Francisco Chronicle says that Mr.
George Poarce, tho Democratic candidate for Congress
in tho lid California district, was. during tho war,
ouspOken secossiOnis that he ia too honest
now 10 20 back that record and that throoOurihs
of tho Democratic candidates Tor State and local Offices
In that State, ike him. do not accept the new departure
The canvass for Republican nominations in
Wisconsin is likely to DO animated Indications arc
that tho contest for the GovernOrship will bo mainly be-
tween Gen washburn and tho Hon. VIM. i. smith.
From the ono OF the Republican papers throughout tho
State, and from private advice we judge says me H1d
STIR, that a tho State officers below Lieutenant
Governor will be ronOminacd.
The State Central Committee of NewJersoy
met at Trenton Oh Thursday evening" and agreed 10 call
the Republican state Convention Thursday tho 7tb OF
September next They also adhered TO the old bases OF
sentati0D, OF delegate for each thousand or
population returned by tho census Of 1870 Ihis VII
Democratic Convention VIII be called iOi tho week iO
lowing,
The Missouri Democrat continues it3 cOntrO-
versy with WeSchc POSi-Scnator Schnrzs journal
and complains that the Post in objeoting to tho
Introduction of party politics IN local elections CON
fines its structures TO Republicans. BY doing this says
The Republican, that paper stands shoulder shoulder
with the Democratic organs and IS traitor In the re
publican camp, Tho Post replies ny Tdchbng the oHos
election by trying TO connect II with the approaching
national conflict,
=. The Republican candidates for the Congress
nomination spoken of In the With Indiana district arc
the Hon c. s. Orh. W. 8. Lngle OF The Courier Col W.
g. Wilson, and Major Joseph Odell OF The Journal all OF
Lafayette the Hon, Ben Gregory OF Warren County;
NJ NJ Milford Of Fountain; Cen Lew Wallace OF Mont
gOmery; and the Hon. Mr. Simes of Delphi MT OTth IS
snid strongest The Democratic candidates are
gen. Mansor of Montgomery Orosont ncunbeuD; Col.
john s. Williams, and John X. COffrOth OF Lli.yetoi
aud the Hon. u. j.. Daily of Delphi.