New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

rbo HIM. George H. Pendleton left for Eu-
-. =, hiring back his famiy-where they have been for
,t ,vvo years-a month earlier than he intended m
ler that ne may he back early IN August ana 6kG par
an Ne exciting canvass "'hoH VIII ''A0 paw 49, -'
4 Western journal suggests that "h the
Democratic papers had only shown one-haf the Eeai III
G.hng IsG Davis when he President OF the Rebel
S h. only The President of a Life Insurance Company
they would have done the state some service"
Much interest is manifested in the result OF
he election Of delegates TO the Ohio Republican STATE
Convention TO be held at Columbus, Wednesday. Both
the Wade and Noyes parties claim majority IN me
delegation There have been some reports Tor tAe PAST
Few days bringing out Mr. Shelabarger as eohpro
mise candidate.
The members of the Johnson family seem to
be politically ambitious in California. San Francisco
journal says James A. johnson is candidate for Gov
crnor VIM Neeey Johnson wishes TO 90 to Congress ,
E1oramonto Matt F. johnson Is up for the Assembly on
tho same ticket; Henry johnson is Deteetye IN tna
giGy johnson offers himself for Secretary Of State
A meeting of Union Republicans" was held
IN Baltimore Thursday, and the following recon-
endstions made for candidates for State ohcers FOR
Governor the Hon. Jacob Tome Of Cecil for Attorney
General. the Hon. George A. Pearse Of Anegany for
Controller j. Henry Sellman OF Anne AruhaeI: Ing
meeting also authorized ne 81 a5oseS the
movement, antagonstic to the regular hepuDnc"n VI
ganization.
GInClnnQu
Democrats from the charge Of fayoring honest dealing
with the hoIiers Of United bonds. The ninth res
olution of their platform reads as folows'
Ths: reject idea Of the reputation Of the national debt sud
n vful money all il. liabilities" r." ne Lnquire the deb
paid &C hrd9g TO E and m 9W' money sn 1g TO nav Wss
and the supreme Court Of the United states has esSse
h money Hence the resolution was greenbsek Tesou
FOREIGN.
The commercial treaty between France and
voIlx wall all
regulations between the countries have gone into
operation in the manner as before the war.
. The FranEfurter Journal publishes dispatch
from Vienna representing that serious misundersand
ing has arisen between France and Italy, that Vscon
yenosa the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs, has re-
uosted THEIRS to recall the French Envoy at Rome the
Marquis dHarcour who is at the head Of an open agta
fOn against the designs of the italian Government
In the Spanish Cortez, on the Goth of May
che question was asked what action the Government
would take with regard to Communist refugees on Span
Cab soil The Minister Of the INTERIOR sagasta, said
f'The events Of Paris outside of politics, and their
authors cannot treated political refugees, Those
who try seek in Spain refuge political emigrant;
f. sat them as criminals and TO deliver them 10 t1e
on by the means and processes Ia te tTestet
on this point TINS answer seemed very ~ 70
Tho majority Of the House, but by no means 10 the Ke
oncans, who shouted and protested but were eventu
ais rung down by the Presidents bell.
Gen. Fadeieff has just published thesecondpart
time for Russia TO act Since the Crmean war we have
been passive and the consequence is that every grea
event that has occurred Europe has been turned to
disadvantage All the world is against the Russians, anC
they can no longer trust TO the chapter OF accidents FOL
tina continuance OF the influence they have hitherto en-
Ioyed II Russia remains in her present condition, thu
rst serious disturbance in the East may at once create
Implications for her in Poland, in the Black Sea- anC
even in the Caucasus Surprising, what Is exceeding
Probable that Austria should find ii necessary for thu
protection OF her interests to cross the save TIM
Eoud be the beginning of the end. England would i'm
nedately take the side of the Power which protects
Turkey against attack; Prussia would cOvel
Austria with her she did in 1851 France too
would not disunite herself from the other Powers viii
such an object view TO cut Russia of from the roac
to Constantinope II the Russians should attack Austr
All the chances would be against them AS matters now
stand Austria Is better able TO attack Russia than Rss
Is to attack Austria Behind the Austans STAND hume
rous reserves which Russia docs not possess the OO
Poles who could be obtained in Gacia would be able t6
Set the whole Polish possessions Of Russia in blaze and
then the Russian army in two as soon as II shonc
cross the frontier" To prevent such disaster, Gen
Fadeef thinks the Russian Court should abandon III
German eanngs, for Germany as he believes, Will inevl
Eably betray Russia. Russia should seek coalition o.
%Le SlayOnic races.