New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Ohio Republican State Convention will
be held at Columbus on the 2ist inst
Both Leslie and Garlic, the Democratic can
ddates for the highest Offices in Kentucky distinctly
repudiate the "New Departure"
Soutb Carolina has an Association of Con-
federatc Survivors," before whom Gen. Jubal Early is
to deliver an grafton in November at Columbia
The AUany Argus and Rochester Union and
A6,eriser are si at loggerheads about Gov Hohnans
Of senator HardenbeTgs Canal superintendent pu
Mr.. James Il. Beck, who represents the With
Kentucky District Congress- is said to he the avote
with tbe Democrats to succeed Mr. Garrett Day, III the
tqd Ss9th. Sqea,nJsf 1itTieff pr milwaukee
is talked of the Democratic candidate for Governor of
Wisconsin. He the richest in the State, and his
friends say he would run well on new departure ~
| platform
| e The result of the primary elections through
out California indicate the nomination Of Mr. Booth for
Governor by the Republicans and Haight, the present
| local subsidies to railroads.
| The "new departure" dwindles down some
what The Cincinnati Enquirer again reiterates its
position, that the Democracy, accepting the amend
ment propose to dispute the construction which the
Imperalists" put on them. Even this is progress.
A caucus of prominent Democrats i'll Phil
adelphia have made the following nominations for city
officers 10 be voted for at the Fan election, If confirmed
by the Convention: For Mayor James 5. Biddle;
tct Attorney Furman Sheppard; Judge Of the District
Court VIM. S. Price; City Solicitor, Geo. NJ. Dallas.
Local politics in California begin to be ami
mated The Democratic State Convention is to meet on
the 2Oth inst to nominate candidate for Governor and
candidates for State officers and contest between the
friends ana opponents or Gov. Haght a sharp
struggle in the County Conventions. Francisco
the County Committee has created considerable dissatis-
faction by appointing delegates 10 the state Convention
instead Of authorizing them to be elected by primary
meetings, OF appointed by local meetings. me delegates
appointed are claimed TO be opposed to Haight.
Henry S. FOOte having ventured 10 censure
the recent speeches Of jeff Davis is made the subject of
a two-column TRADE in The Memphis appeal. The fol-
lowing is the opening sentence "Most men, when they
the focal point of million fingered scorn, seek the
most mpenetrable ObscuTiy but it seems threescOre
and years have not been sufficient to crafty Henry
S. Foote's love fasehoOd and treachery and he insists
on paradng himself before the nation as if he were
gluttOn of contempt and actuaed by uncOnquerable
morbid, wofsh desire to keep his foul and Infamous
article constructed and at the end FOOe Is consigned
10 "the nav Of the carriOn crow"
The following from The Fulton (AIo.) Fair
Play is another straw showing how the New De
parure is regarded by the OF the party in the
old Slave States ave denOunce the sOcaed Democracy
as a lie, swindle transparent cheat No man who
ever was Democrat or who knows what the word
means has any for Democracy which adopts and
indorses the three Constitutional Amendments and is
afraid 10 open its cOwardy lips in of State rights
or white mans government But The Republican and
the whole regiment of editors in this State who have
been accustomed for the last 10 years to adopt its
i'm place Of thinking for themselves ready
10 denounce IOmcrOyS Democrat the lexington CGtt-
cdsdn, The Montgomery hdH and every other paper IN
the land which darcs now to advocate Democracy that
has any heart OF brain or backbone in it,
LOCAL.
A so-called "oflical statement" of the public
debt Of this city been published. AS have already
given the totals and Mr.. ConnOy's longpromised re-
mort is AGAIN said 10 be ready for publication. await
It's authoritative figures The points OF the published