New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20

tration Democratic votes than by Administration ones
pl NsyyeEry went overwhelmingly anti.amnstra
ZION IN t fcc Of all the efforts OF Government omcals
in mono OF thcm was the madc Of Enforcement n
o sS on the SUBJECT has BEEN ~Sstc H.
Senator s x ~
Senator"
The Democratic party Ia at present little
Deficient in it, outfit The Columbus Ga) Sun sets fori
the want follows "The great want OF the Democratic
party present Is leader Of superior moral courage
Of commanding talents, and national reIntaton-some
such man Cay, Webster, or Calhoun Thc party now
sir and hight thrifty singv but somewhat sappy and
green We wish to ace m Old giant through VINO .
branches the winds OF centuries has wstled stand ont
In Isolation upon the clear sky towering like Pompys
pillar mt Alexandria, sfo landmark Tor the Potica'
tcnipcSt-tOssed iuarilcr."
Tho Townsend Republican Central Commit
tee No. 1.I03 Broadway last evening. Mr. Towns
end presiding. ana directed the President TO call to-
gcther the delegates to the ncwy-cected Central Com
mitrc the first Monday in January The chairman OF
the Committee on Contributions announced the Adoption
G. nfn and of tho 'H and r Of n"
posed amendments the constitutions OF the District
Aoc tons Tho Treasurer sported oaancr OF az 3 ~
President and other officers of the Association TOT INC
duties.
The editor Of one Of the Georgia Sans (rot
A. H. 81, thus expresses himself the Passive policy
" No sooner is that greatest OF humbns', what was
named departure. laid In tho than starts
another now tangled project warranted 10 cure every
political ill., The Missouri policy ID the fashion. and
all who will not that uniform Will, we suppose be
known rs BOurbOns' 'I,cbcs,' and 'RovOutOnlats.'
Itprovlcs that the Democratic party abandon principle
"r pocy ahd 80 Us an PrEzed party ana sofc
brother OF the new departure md OF the mons
rous birth We hope this serpent will he .trangoi IN
country"
The Springfield Republican comments as fol-
lows Col. McCluros recent letter: 1.-THE letter is
the Pennsylvania Republican leaders the subject OF
the denomination OF Gen. Grant. Mr.. NJ Clrc repre-
sents not only himself and Lis own elrgs. but.
poet those OF Gov. Curtin, now Milstcr to Russia bnt
about, hear to throw that place, and return home
and take shane In the Presidential election Gov Gcaiy
Is also the side, an the position OF these three
nlncnli party lratcrs first, in opposition To Gamer
and his rule over Pcnnsy yaua pOiic5. and secon III
oppO. t"n tn Gen. Grant. Is among the evidences mat
developing more and none ON al SIcS tn.t tLc
President IL by rrnnS the strongest candlnae trlt
the Republican party plcscnt III ucAt year contest
The Governors of North Carolina aud Flor
Ida h,vo had little "brush." which Is quito exciting so
far and may 10 Il appears that Coz. Caldwell
Of the former State some time ago issued rc9usion
for tho capture OF Milton g. Ltlced. who described
n instic' aud then EiOIiIa
umCnt being shown 10 Cos. Reed W Florida, lo Occurred
that u not in conformity with tho act OF congress,
and refused 10 s5Ilc warrant Tor the arrest OF Little
field. WhercdpOn Gov Cidwe.i las issued proclaIup-
ton Of any person who will arrest tho said LIT
lCcd aud deliver him III the State OF North Carniiia
10 thi, proclamation Gov Reed ponds by otcIing
reward ~ s. FOR the arrest and delivery ~ my person
kidnapping attempt 10 kdnap, take iro1 TIC State,
the pcIoUa vi tho siit Littlcield.