New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

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POLITICAL NOTES.
The New Hampshire politicians are employ
,nor idle time this Summer in arranging for the con-
.nst Of next year. Sufficient unto to-day is the evil
thereof
THE Republican candidates for U. S. Senator
from Iowa are three the Hon. James Wilson, the
Hon william b. Allison. and the Hon James Harlan-all
| very able men,
Gen. Brnkerhoff, the Free Trader, writes
letter to The Cincinnati Commercial opposing the re-
nomination OF Gen. Grant Mr.. Brinkerhof thinks the
President could not carry single Southern State.
The Camden County delegates to the New
Jersey Republican State Convention divided between
Walsh Soovel their choice for Governor The Post
master and County Clerk the nntscove candidates for
delegates to the Republican Convention from Camden
were defeated at the election Oh Thursday.
The Republicans of Schuylkll County, Penn,
have nominated @ full ticket Assembly candidates.
viz Capt A. &. IIuckey Of Port Clinton, Wallace Gmss
OF TanlaQua and William Ramsay Potts OF I0ttSv,le
The miners have not yet nominated LaD4 m,iIs
to-day.
One of the worthy citizens of Ware, who
was induced by good nature to sign the invitation Tor
Gen Butler to speak In that town, now very much
ashamed that he gave much c0unenance 10 INC
sefnOminaed candidate, and declares ne sha iioS az
tend tue meeting much less vote for Butler 1of Gov
ernOr.
The official vote of Lewis and Clarke County,
Montana is 1922 for Clagett and 800 for Toole Three
precincts were thrown out normalties In the re-
turns. reducing the Republican majority In the county
the Territory Lewis and Clarke County two years
gave 46l Democratic majority
The Springfield Republican favoTs j. Proctor
Knott for u s. Senator from Kentucky 1t says: His
politics arc execrabe, but he make very funny
speech, and kentucky has bored the Senate 80 uincTc
fully for these many years past IN the person OF nGa
senior Senator Garrett Davis, that II ia only just she
should contribute for once III way 10 ts amusement
1t is announced that Gen. James F. Wilson
Of Iowa. whose voluntary retirement from public life,
couple years ago. despite the offer Of reflection as
or Of sny gRseS e If s S
loss has consented to be candidate Tor the scar IN Inc
United States Senate now occupied by James Harlan,
whose term will expire next March
The Internal Revenue taxes yielded $780,
900 In the year ended June 3d. 1871, the In
ternal Revenue produced but 1883 &c. OF which
SIS 100000 from taxes abolished The last re-
ducton made by the act Of July 1870 has left aninternal
tax only classes Of Objects from which revenue was
produced in millions of dollars. during the year ended
June &c. lS as foSws Spirits and &c Gu"rs
al stamps, l5i; incomes 19t. Total, sl2S,OOOooO.
"The American Reform party" which has
Just been exempOrized In Boston, is very cosemouthed
and in its doings Nobody not of 1t knows whos
of It, It's resolutions which have been promug gated,
| don't amount to much. The first adopts name-but
what's in namef The second accepts (of c0nrse the
amendments to the Federal CONSTITUTION The third
The knob of the thing is In two resolutions favorng the
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the public money for the support Of secarian churches
There is to be public meeting called soon
The Massachusetts, State Temperance Alliance
had discussion about Gen. Butler at their monthly
meeting on Wednesday. The Rev. DR.. Marvin thought
they ought to have sympathy for Gen. Butler for
| the manner in which he had smtten the newspapers,
against which the Temperance men had had to contend
and he believed that Gen. Butler, by striking against
combinations and newspapers, had opened up the way
for the temperance cause He wanted man to vlndi-
cate the right OF the House and free 1t from cOnb
| and
he would he backed up by all the Christian men OF the
State,
The oyster tax levied by the State of Vir-
ginia is very unpopular with the people who live along
the waters Chesapeake. meeting of citizens in
York County lately passed the following spirited resolu
IIolrcd and intO'era,e law n,uf
aud should ste entirely snnue that the people
gathering from The Oe-he free gi of God
Resolved equally feasible that the Legislature lay ts1 on
who voted for che appointed enforce
stark naked With simply barrel jacket on as mari OF rare
The SprinafeM Republican thinks it possible
receive considerable support from Bos-
the Republican State Convention, owing to the
hostility to the Rice and Jewell says Properly
poled the Boston caucuses would not return single
Butler delegate though he should try to pack them
the Rice men denOunce Mr.. Jewell and assert as one OF
the forward of them does that they would prefer
Rnter 10 Jewell and II the Jewell men deDOunce Mr.
Rice at his supporters the result may be that
Butler will pick up good many delegates III the Boston
| wards"
The Petersburg (Va.) Progress, Democratic
journal, has the following the Hon. A. H. stephens
II the food had occurred in the time Of Mr. Alexander
H. Stephens we verify believe that during the 80 days
rain he would have astride Of the rdgepoe Of
| The Atlanta Sun Office, holding faded umbrella over
his head drawing his dminutve legs to keep them
Of the surrounding surges. and calmly 1ndtlng ten
column editorial to the people OF the late COnedera Cy
to prove that the shower null and void and the
flood matter to be resisted at the bal oD0x and no
doubt people would have been found in Georgia who
| would have stgmatized Noah's as new departure,
and have hazarded both life and soul on the faded UNI
brea and ponderous editorial OF poor little Mr.
stePhens."
1t may not be generally known that the
patent backacton three per cent reputation currency
scheme Of Gen. Ewing end the Ohio Democracy was
borrowed from the st. Louis Labor Reform Convention
The Labor Reformers, as well the Ohio Democracy
appear to be utterly ignorant Of the connection between
large profits and high of interest paying
large percentage their money because they
can get-or think they get-cOrrespondng large
turns Witness the following from The Anthracite Mont
| tor, organ Of the Pennsylvani Coal Miners Union
and German money is being put away In American
investments for dark and rainy day. and adds that all
this shows good and Judgment Does 1t show good
and Judgment for to maintain rdte Of interest
that will attract much foreign capital, invite exrava
gance and finally burden us with debt we never can
pay 2" When American profits fall to the level OF Eu
rOpean profits the rate Of interest will sink permanently
| to the European level-and American wages TOO.
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