New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

The whole Republican ticket was elected
yesterday in Wilmington, N. G.
The Memphis appeal, having discovered that
President Grant is disung posous" over the country
has formed new synonym Tor Ills nalnc- lhe uItdt
American Upas Tree"
Col. II. II. w. Duke. Democratic Congress
nanecct from Virginia, has published letter showing
that the Vruians made formal aud complete snIIeIl-
Dr. Of tr a. ,rie of STATE Sovereignty by hc adoption
of the third c OF tie brst article III their present
State CUnsti on.
"Thcre i. no doubt that il Grant is renom-
mated he will b.. reelected" said The Sacramento Record
"Tl,ot dcpcnd upon the angle of vision Of which YOU
look at H." said The carson Register Ie Reco'G -
looking through the right angle sayS me 0oa III"
Meas.
The IVth Assembly District German Re-
publican Association last evening elected the following
officers: President Carl scbweder; VicoPresiGent. L.
IIsen II. Asch Recording Secretary, Aug scalri o"r-
delegates 10 tho Central Commit ice, &. schWedler Aug
sclaffe, l.. Ilsen, II. Asch, and II. Bremen.
The First Assembly District Union Repubil-
can Association met last evening A. w Legsett, in the
chair congratulated the pary on the recent reunion I'm
This city cnloe2ed Mr. Greeley ana prophosied speedy
increase iu the Republican vote 90 the city frOn lWC 10
Henry " Jecomptc and Amos StobCy appointed u
committee "o render political assistance 10 tho'o WHO
might need IL -
Letters and dispatches from Springfield, ILL.,,
received in Washington, continue 10 claim that the cleo
,ou of Gen Logan TO the Senate in place Of Mr. Yates,
g. certain The election takes place on Tuesday OF next
week The Republicans have 81 majority IN iont ballot.
The only contest OF co!te Hi DO 81. IN n0 - & With
Gen Logan ana the friends Of Coy Palmer N bring
him out az q promise canailac II ihc.c j. any PIOS-
peCt OF lie success OF such mOYei1eht'
The choice of the Hon. Thomas W. Ferry
~ limited states Senator give general satsao
ton to the Republican press Of Michigan except in dis
trcts heIe local interests were strongly IN favor OF
Gov Blair. The papers IN these dlstI,t' EaS I''. =
Univ f the nominee claim that he succeeded by the
inelepcC of Detroit, and il az much Detrot man Is
II resident OF that city The western Journals ho"etei'
are devhted With the result. II " amusing 10 hOce
fine complaint OF some discontehted poi, cL' lhit '
ErtIodjst preachers" AMI That "Methodist influence
elected him" This c?lt9lhy WO1iI IA, Dton ~, M ,,r
element in political contest fora United states senator
A colored member of the Virginia House
of Deegates offered resolution last week for the ap
intncnt Of committee 10 confer with railroad Prcsi-
dcuts as to the uroprty OF setting apart 5earale cars
,or color.i 1osscngcrs When the resolution came mp
@ ootian trce colored members oppgscd it, adoption,
ltl n m IA t.t cocrGd ppvpc had tie right, under
the Co,at In !u to ride in any ears Whefc Nhc pop9
,,J ,i me }r.ouon was lost Another was OF red
U' I, i,rl member ceiling foI law under which any
cutaiu conductor gent ot any pDC convey 1ncp Nv
"a Wv i oU ne dcd not less tlau 500 more than
$780, and Imprisoned fGr nor T cyred and has NOT
lcss than three years. ms Was lel'Heu' anu H"N NV
yes been ncted upon
The Hon. James Pike, the Republican can
did,te for Governor IN New-Hampshire, is Dneny
s,oched by Concord correspondent OF 1ho RoeheSfer
DeDocrat as follows: " He was Colonel OF the l6h he"'
Hampshire Volunteers, and made good war fecoru' ho
i strong advocate OF temperance without being pro-
bihitiouist he il a man in politics, except tnat .o
was i'm Con rcss years he has no connection Hlt
1id M4n 80 ds .J he is Methodist minister" Would it be
nossibc the Yror asks. TO combine more elements OF
sstrengrh in one candidatel There Is NOT ., u
STvisar set Of men IN their gcIcIati0n lhin INC
Rennblicons of Eew-Hampslire. Just az iils
tine when no great national question is pendlns (;
the1 railroad complications grow doubly e0mpichted'
vhen gbor Reform girdng for its second calnpas
and the sprt of Prohibition still stalks abroad; wHeh hIi
these dangers threaten 10 overthrow the slender 9r
fv by which the Granite State bas been held true 10 Io
PanIbjcan cause for the past l6 years, our S,''o
ycnton made ma aster-strOke In lis nominations WHICH
make, an secure. Mir. Pixies election 10 celtaih'