New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
v az Oily TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80 1871.
NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE "WEDNESDAY, AVUUSr--,, 1871

,,, rRadcaD as TO the corrupt expenditures Of the
CITY Of York There ia but one thing wanting both
in the account OF The iimes and Journal ana o,s
that All Of the bills were passed approved ana Oueie1
10 be paid by the Radical administration OF the city oi
them without knowcdgc OF any fraud Bul NV 9,
Radicalke the exposure OF the frauds comes tlo ts
Radical household and they abuse the Democrats LOT
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The Conservative" State Convention meets
in Redmond to-day. large number Of delegates ana
active politicians arrived yesterday.
The Territory of Utah is not burdened with
dollar Of either territorial municipal county den
An eligible spot for Controller Connolly ana Mayor nun
The Hon. j. S. GOladay of Kentucky pro-
nounces himself antagonis,in TO "The New Departure
failure" He waited until after the election before ne
defined his position.
The Wisconsin Republican State Convention
meets at Madison to-day. Messrs. william E. smith anu
c c. washburn. the rival candidates were ~ m"ai1on
yesterday, each confident OF victory ana Claiming " ~
JOrlty OF the delegates 49,,
The 7rareller, the Boston paper least hostile
10 Butler, makes the following announcement; some
Of the minor Republican papers Of this STATE are o Of
seeking notoriety hut Gen. Butler may hot S'oP ~ ~
the way TO kick them 80. ..
The following from The Ala 'd1orh'd
relates to the probable result Of th" election on "'une
day next: There majority Of '"O against 'N' -
pubicans in the last Gubernatoral fight Ihee aie' VI
course many sound reasons for believing that tha' ma
,,rttv will he reversed The calculation ia that MT
Wacht will he beaten in this city by iiom ouuV a ma
All accounts go 10 prove that there VIII DC as EIea nor
iOrtv against linn in the interior nut the NooS P,,I
counted vet II will De wise. therefore for every fpup
can to go into the fight with the DeeI 1 tn caicnla
actually necessary 10 victory indeed Iht ia,
tons which gwen above are naIy @ % NV The on
belief that superhuman exertons WI bs e sare rom the
! bad hands into which it has fallen"
! OF the Richmond project TO unite the South
| IN a grand political movement for s3COOOOO0C IN pay
ent for slaves The chicago Times thinks as
follows: "The Richmond yaJ Wing suggests thar point
zeal pares divide on the question OF paving $1,000
for liberated slaves half OF the money 10 90 10 the freed
men themselves, IN order u secure thelr votes me Nhy
Icing sensible journal OF course knows that on such
an issue no political party could be organized
i'm any Northern state. II knows, too, that
the Fourteenth Amendment fOrbds the seNera
enumeration OF auv slave" Hence 10 knows that the
question Of compensation 10 not practical one and lts
suggestion must have been made either for the purpose
OF giving the Radicals something 10 aK apouoI iOi le
purpose OF calling into being southern sectional party
having local spOs for It's aim and fools dream ior us
platform"
The following admirable burlesque of the
doctrines of the Ohio Democracy originated among the
cOlored men Of York County, Va Rosoired That the
following subjects deserve the serious consideration OF
the people: l. The present system Of tolls for grst
should he one-tenth instead Of Oneeghth. such an
enormous tariff works the deriment Of the masses OF
the peOplethe pOOr-from the boy with hall peek OF
corn on his head, trudCnC 10 mil, 10 the moderate
farmer who cultivaes his SIX ten, or nfty acres z
uniform system OF education provided for by the Con
stiIuuOu instead OF the contingent system OF educdtO
| conducted violation OF the OOnslltutlOn 4
more strict maintenance OF the Constitution, particularly
the homestead provision or the entire reputation OF
the public debt Of the State will be lust and elnlntnty
proper A. A reduction OF taxes, ard more moderate
expenditure Of the States moneys at this uncure OF the
| peoples poverty