New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

Indiana which It states, by ocial authority" that
the Democratic State Convention will not DO called to
On the M % .s S w BE-
thing which will allow them to frame set OF time
hOnored principles upon which TO 60 before the people
| The death Of Senator Cornell, Republican,
makes dead lock in the Pennsylvania Senate The SEN
ate will with 10 Republicans and 10 Democras The
Democratic Speaker Of last session holds over until his
chosen The Speaker Ia compelled by pro
vision of the Constitution TO issue writ of election
seyes prevent the from SsnE sng an
fair advantage Of Senator COnnelps death.
The Massachusetts Republicans have COM
pleted their nominations in the Councillor Districts.
Those marked with are present members of the
ell: District No. 1, Alfred Macy, Nantucket; No. Q,
sWm. L. Reed Abingdon No 5, Milo HiIdreth, North.
borO, No. Jonas Fitoh Boston; No. s, John F. Har-
No. Elijah B. stCddard Wcrcester " No. G EdTin
Chase, Boyoke.
The 4emps-one of the best Paris journals
gives long account Of the Tammany frauds and of the
legal measures consequent upon their exposure, and
promises to keep s readers informed upon the subject
1t sdds The moral Europe may draw from these facts
s that along with possessing liberal institutions citizens
II they do not they will inevitably regret it." AS the
shame OF York Is now 80 notorious the vndoatiOn
oisive.
Democrats who have sufficiently recovered
from establishment at their late overwhelming defeat In
California still trying to account for that phenome-
nOn Inc latest essay Is from correspondent OF The
World whose first charge is that the result was chiefly
owing to the enormous Of money by the Radicals :"
and 1t s further alleged that t0 used and that
purohasabe material was uncommonly plenty In CAL
forna at the late election, In other words Democrats
Or eight Of Ss Thst 70
spondent proves too much.
The Iowa City Republican, which has strongly
supported Senator Harlan, has the following In relation
to Legislative and Senatorial contests In Iowa:
"Henry County defeated Frank Hatton because no
known to be friendly to Mr.. Harlan 81 1t has gone
two opposing fOrces-tho malice OF his enemies and the
folly Of his extra friends and 70 defeated The desire to
defeat candidate not pledged to him has caused the
election OF several Democrats This played It's part in
seriously. We sorry he should be 30 damaged. We
do not believe him in fault in this matter"
There is now no doubt whatever of the cleo
ton of Abah W. Palmer to the State Senate from the
XIth District In fact, there Is no opposition to him,
because Of the failure Of the Democrats to nominate
after the declinatOn OF Homer A. Nelson. 1t 10 con-
coded, Also that the Republicans OF the lst and lid
Of Assembly, T. NJ. Goring in the ls and H. g. Eastman
In the lid Never before In the history OF Duchess were
the Democrats 80 completely demOrazed. The money
OF Tweed and Sweeny Is lacking Two years ago. accord
ing to The RhiHebeck Tribune Tammany Hall sent George
Morgan Of POugnkeepse $1,000 to buy his election " the
Senate.
LOCAL.
The Fifth Ward Republicans of Brooklyn
have nominated John Loary for Alderman.
Mr.. Weeks W. Culver is the candidate for
Assembyman in the XXth Assembly District, Of both
sections Of the Republican party IN this city.
The Custom-HOuse County Convention met
Saturday evening at Apollo Hall, ratified the ticket
nominated the preceding evening by the Democratic
Reform County Convention, and adjourned sine die