New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER is 1871

met by request from Messrs Miller and IIirst that
action should I've suspended until judicial decision be
accordingly declined the Tiea T,auas Inv and fe
case VIII he heard ON the application.
There is now some hope that the Republican
sQuabbc In Massachusetts, may be adjourned. the Hon
Henry Wilson having returned from Europe. Mr. Wilson
not only Of the most oncs but OF tho bhcwd-
cs OF party men hc has Il wGy Uf making himself and
his onnions respected aui his presence In the State
Convention Will do much toward securing harmonious
action. Irc ql"'rl ~ Hds-a,husCt,S Is not Ntry
pretty one as n arl, but IT is like most PERSONAL mis-
understandings, rather irice one. Mr. Wilson is
Iacc-mak'nf man. and la now an excellent chance TO
di SplIy his anility
The people of Schuylkll County, Penn. look
ing an independent judiciary, have nominated Judge
Ionthcr now on the Sr!uvAill County bench. for ad
,tOnL Law Judge Of that district, and NichOas Lczn
ger, esq, Of Tamaqua, for Associate Judge OF the
County The KcpuhIirans of Sehuylkill iad made no
nominations mon their u Hcts Tor these wv" omcS
lo.iiLr tl's action 10y nf people III hl"i.Ih' ol
,arty and ny the Drmo'ri'y nave n"l.iniI'I r nr,e
party hacks, the Gle ctOn OF Mcssr'. i"ntet ava LlIu
rrr In "a u.c@.rc conc uNI1n. id&r Lou h,r nttF
popular tc bench and has been no ir'1t" ipn' IL
,ii while Mr. |, !iznLrr, no lca3 lOI1itI has u cl Il
mnirr ,re D,n,rrt r. II' y " Hughes Of rolt-
,iic. Is among TIC leading Democrats VINO ia'or 'nS
muNclht IT.
The ST. Loria Dcmocrat has of late been one
Of the most aGcnt and toI0 gh going supporters OF
Cen Gran. .o4 y md Of the cCuri for his rcAoiha-
tiou The foil, M remarks from its editorial 0f IHS-
day. the otl l,t der, e .rOln tls fact special sieih
canrc:
"Iu view ~ The opposition that has grown up az hs
him IN W arluIs quarters. shall not br surprised IL
hnvr,rr r. hr nlsht y" Oi receiving the naoil o
votes in thC Convention. cen. Grant hOGu lciuH' ~
hermit his maine IScu again HIS Iri6"ih! cIslo
,ltiun toward such course are morally SIrc o. n u
j. certain that hc could only tLe the step against y
powerful pressure upu if'nu tn II. WIN a rlt'T MP
Irrra.u, however, 0t sithalpn demanding IT, ID" - II
va, m -ian, - the t. disregard huch pressure
and IN the suh tata! riudt] ~ ~" ronryhcu
hv r.. r.g with l- l'urc. 1"c leading ana li1c" Ia
I:,m..iri- NrW YORK, Penn yNdHI. lI.nola Hia 81
IL sets and rl~'w here. insist Ei'"n surh an opl~slI
io i;,u g. e,tn wctIrn ana mar" thr parry dH
sri H. mas, II p'.r tIt G"n Grart h"H@ his SIN pie
lrraItr,s IgLIy 10 SOIL u y d srrhdh 10 DtcOho
Contestant luI uuuUlb IL "a qLdircl Of faCtiOis'
LOCAL.
The VIM y. Tweed Association OF tn" Second
Ward D. ssrd resolutions. last evening. vigorously de-
nuuciuc tho political sorrhclds aud vic inSrdtos
vino Alta az th'ir patron.
The German Democratic Committee OF the
Fourth Ward, .ir Wcnhod presiding dlscusTod' Las
evening The ~, sent cord. lion Of the City GOV
crincu, and ininr-cd The action OF the German Demo
cratic Genera, Committee ana Of the meeting Al lAo
tnrrlrr Inst iu, stcps were also taken Toy calling
lr.;i', Ir.,tug tAc su.,ic't 1T an early day.
The XlIlth Assembly htrct Custom ilous"
Association met thc Morning Star Hall in West Twcn
tv-fnr'hs as' evening Charles Blackie in the chair
and elected &c new members. Resolutions offered by
+ iward DE For"s' passed congratulatinG Repub
iudDrsng ne dCtIun of the Citizens Nee IHc ior Hll
p reform and expressing " the hope that the eL"fts
now making 10 reveal the crimes OF Iamany ana over
throw is t.ralLom VIII prove SUCCESS ui.