The New York herald., 1871-12-06
RUNNING NoTEs-poLlTlCAL AND GENERAL.

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The Cincinnati Gazette mentions az one OF the
first reasons why Senator sherman should be re-
elected, the iact that he is ''nneducated man. -
1t Is about time this claptrap and balIerdash about
uneducated men In this country were done away
WITH There is adult born In the Unite d States
can say that he is uneducated unless he or his
parents have wuly neglected the opportunities TO
obtain an education which, Is Afforded by the great
common school system OF the country, and which
has been in full operation during least the past
generation.
Twenty seven members OF the Mississippi Legs.
)ature are colored-two In the Senate, twenty
ivc in the House. The reports OF the proceedings
may, therefore. be expected to be highly colored.
Judge Storer proposes to resign his position as
Judge OF the Superior Court III Cincinnati, much
the regret Of bar and the public. lie getting
venerable anu weary ami wants a little OF
Tired naiure's restorer, balrny sleep.
The Cincinnati CJnDl sictdl says the Pres dent OF
the City council OF that city slid into the position
his Roman nose. Is 1t u regular ''rum 'unf'
Wendell Phillips s given authority for the story
that the Speaker OF the Pennsylvania House OF Re-
presentatives was in the habit before It's adjourn
menr Of putting the query, "Has Tom Scott any
further business with this bodY9n
The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks that Dan w,
voorhees, Will be greatly norisSa when he finds his
name mispe!lcd IN the Chicago Post, which calls
him david" Why mortified Was not David
very partial TO his .slyre ~
The subject VI the next candidate for Governor or
Michigan Is being broached in the republican
papers OF that State, as Will be seen from the
following
Judge Wells, OF Kalamazoo. for Governor, IL one
which the people Will do well to consider.
The Howell Republican saws that tue question of
locality may have something 10 do with the nomli-
nation oi candidate Tor Governor; but &c ought
The Grand Rapids Times nominates J. p. Thomp-
son. President OF the state Pomoioglca Association
for Governor, and thinks that nomination Will bear
fruit.
The Battle Creek Tribune thinks the discussion
concerning the Governorship premature.
Tie Flint GtObe does not stale Its choice for Gov.
ernor. remarking tnat at Is, perhaps too early in
The season To Try who the proper man 1s but II Is not
aay 70 TOO soon Ss 10 say Mo no no% i then pro-
Van Buren, county, Is not The right man.
The friends OF the latter might say TO the 1int
hearted editor OF the Glo5e:-"Scribbier spare tina
WoOdman."
The Detroit Post IS silent on the subject
They are not very nice in their selection OF per-
sonal eplthets out West. For instance the idea OF
the late manifesto OF Dan w. Voorhees, cxhorting
the democracy to "slck, ls said by the ST. Louis
Ti0ies to have been stolen from 'dlrty shirt Dean
OF Iowa, who published 1t IN that paper several
months ago.
The 'mas,.fed ku Klux OF sullivan Is a term
applied 10 Dan voorhees, home constituents
The Nashville Republican banaeJ Is or opinion
that the 'Iormal withdrawal OF the democratic
party from the Presidential campaign opens the
way, furnishes the opportunity, and beyond all per-
adventure secures division among the republican
masses which would give reasonable guarantee OF
the success OF q national opposition ticket against
the present unsuitable incumbent
circular, signed by Wade Hampton and others
prisoners, Is being distributed IN that State, asking
that the sum OF $1,000 be raised 10y subscription 10
pay counsel engaged for their defence.
The following bit Of poIitlcal intelligence we find
IN Mississippi paper, under The head OF "good
news:'i-
Jusr VIC 20 10 press VI learn that the contested
election trials IN Newton nave resulted IN iayor OF
the democratic candidates, and mat old Howard
Aicorn's sheriff. mas run away, taking another gen.
uenlan's horse with MIN.
1bs recalls o paragraph IN Kan sas paper, TO
witt
Mr. -. OF Missouri, got 10 owning horses that
ala not belong TO MN, and the next thing ne knew
he couldn't get his feet down to The ground. He
strangled.
The Fayetteville IN. C.l Eagle ldemocratc) says
''Let receive the cooperation OF al wel.meaning
men who realize the necessity OF defeating ultra
radicalisn. we can certainly gam great strength
from this source, ana meantime our own ranks can
be held frm.o
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
writes tnai President Grant Is not popular In East
Tennessee. Butler and Maynard nave grown cold,
and Brownow no longer speaks OF the President IN
tones Of unqualified admiration.
The st. Louis Democrat heads its account OF the
late mill between Mace and Coburn the Last OF the
Prize Rngn 1t TO be hoped that II viii prove 80.
The Cincinnati Enquire ssys:-.we Sigh Tor the
committee OF Seventy We trust their herculean
efforts on behalf OF reform VIII not end in cipher.
J. Henry Askin is named FOR Governor OF Pennsyl-
vana by the Delaware county Democrat. Is II an
ONCE bat can he mad ior the askin,Y