New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Boston Post finds in the Tammany Hall
Fourth Of July celebration matter for great admiration
and rejoicing tits" says The Post "a strong voice OF
warning and eucoura cement that sounds from the ira
GitIonal center Of Democratic influence" Certainly.
matter Of warning. The Transcript or the same city
| THINKS Timmany's Endorsement OF the New Departure
one Of the memorable incidents Of the times but doubts
whether the doctrine Will gain by the identincaoh
Tie Washington Patriot commences column
leader ON The Administration" with this beautiful
conception: "If patient marked with eruptive as
ease were to wrap himself In utestring garment or
draw gauze ven around his bideousness II would not
miistTatioI TO deiude tielf by imagining that the d
gree of the Anglican diplomacy conceals It's general I'm
| The Memphis ApDeaI claims that two-thrds
OF the newspapers in Western Tennessee Joined with
IL in deadly opposition the New Departure. on the
other hand The Memphis AraaHehe quotes the following
from The Holly Springs reporter TO show tha mar pa
per accepts tle situation" and eschews BourbOnsn
T m8errg Of croker. mas be heard here there disturb
corruption tarbssm vnal Adlstraton but the great hea
hat hoVr. Of hurgy plsoe%en and viii put
Senator Harlan, in a letter TO the editor of
The Davenport Gazette substantially denies the validity
OF the letter recently published purportng to have been
written by the Rev. DR.. j. r. Newman pastor OF the
Metropolitan Methodist Church at Washington City,
urging the Methodist clergy of Iowa to interest them
selves 10 secure the reelection of Mr. Harlan TO the
United Senate. Mr. Harlan states that before he
left washington he was informed from Iowa that large
offers were made for a copy Of Newmans letter, and he
Hrhelpg 70 nee, Tho Doctor handed bin this letter 70 read Amer
peru,s rrested ne to state to M Trend, lsi De & nd
and that no done him. s name 90 az 80 be anew
fr which an one bu responsible that be be claimed to be
citizen Of the United States having the .a II common
all entertain and express LIS olAo1' 0i PaDAc
and public measures
A. III. Stephens seems not TO be wanting IN
consciousness Of the magnitude OF his own pohtlcai
sagacity. In a recent article he says
perfection 81 VISION
NJ 10 not profess 10 lave STAINED point but DO believe
have mistakes this particular dunn our he as most uD
lie men Of our axe and experience.
Wbethe p advocate points the defeat o. the pemoerlcy
9lg1en or hat Of Dr. Ba ,6oud entitled weight nth that
sIE, cue. % 81 % pl1ir Tsrv m la a. ,He enIy hope
escape from impending threatening free Institutions
are some Thing, hat should be Only considered by Other,
IL deciding ma {-sshca one o NE ns nate. And heir re.
.llts In Of the subject ask al Who fee a. interest ths
question II ever during sboe political indicated ha
Toc iol party political equalization acted VIA Yhcl Nlsh
pursued led to defeat Nav more ask further u N al such eA'e
He concludes by hkenng himself 10 IhemiStoclfs VINO
when The fate Of all Greece depended on the Depart
hear me - And, says Mr.. stephens, e he was heard.
Hs policy adopted IL led TO no defeat Out 10
glorious victory
Tie Republican County Central Committee
Of Queens County have appointed committee to report
ON some new plan for representation. AT present
each town sends an equal number Of delegates TO the
Couutv Conventions, although some towns nave tDIce
times a many voters as others.
The German Republicans of the Xllth AS
sebv District organized last evening at No 10 sixth
ST. by eIeetng the following officers: President Henry
Schumacher Vice Presidents, Henry sluerz. A. hesse;
rcasurrr Alex Hir-ch; Secretary, PAM schtzef Der
egates. A. VI. Geutzsch Paul schuitzer, Victor Helm
berger j. q. Beck, H. Geler.