New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican majority in Iowa was 41,293.
Republicans from Ohio represent the Sena-
tOria canvass In that State interesting apd un
certain than large majority Of the Republicans
elected the Legislature conceded tn be pledged
to Senator Sherman; but this attempt to force the
issue has intensified the opposition to Mr. sherman
within his party, so that either strict discipline
or snrewd diplomacy-pCrhaps both-w be necessary
consolidate the Republican strength for the return OF
the present Senator Gen. Schenek Secretary Delano,
and Mr. Garfield all have their friends among the Re-
rubcans; hut the present indications point TO OF
mpt Inv the Democrats to unite with enough disarcod
Republicans upon Secretary Cox and elect him over Sher
man The elements to effect ills combination known
to work with strong hopes OF success and the con-
sent Of Secretary Cox viii not DO withheld wien lGls
needed. The scheme appears Ike another development
~ the Conservative Repub canisn which son' Of the
Western pOIttans expect to Iuse with Democracy 1Jr
the next Presidential campaign
LOCAL.
In the XVIIIth Assembly District the Union
Republicans nominated. last night Roger H. Lyon.
The Stock and Gold Exchanges have resolved
to suspend businets far possible next Tuesday
In the XVIth Assembly District, Joseph B.
varnum has withdrawn in favor Of Nicholas Haughton
Senator Buck was nominated for Assembly
in the XXIt District, last evening, US an independent
Democratic candidate.
The First Ward Independent Campaign Club
Endorses j. ODOnovau Ro5sa for Senator and Nicholas
Muller for Assembly man.
The Nineteenth Ward Republicans hope to
have a IOusing meeting at BrrvOOrt Hall, fyourtl-
st., between Lexington and TlrdaNcS., On Saturday
| evening.
| A grand rally of the Republican party of
Kings County viii take place at the Brooklyn Academy
Music this evening. Speeches are expected from tue
Hon. Reuben T.. Frntun, The Hon. Roscoe COukHnG, Gen.
] stewart /. WUOdiCrd, a1d OtIors
| The members of the Chamber of Commerce,
motion of a. A. Low, expressed themselves yesterday
closing their places OF business on Tuesday
Tho ArbtruiOn Committee was also lhEtrmc'eu
Eor hid pSrptted Ia any Way III the frauds against
the City. ,
1t is hardly necessary, perhaps, to say that the
Hon. s. j. Raudal Member of Congress from the Phiia-
dolpha district was not intended i'll yesterdays alusion
Jersey City. Mr.. Randall has never REPEATED 10 our
Ill hS frCquCAL return as OeLlOClato
Congressman from Ills district
The question has been raised whether the
terng Of voters loose sheets of paper IN pencil
does not open the way to fraud The law requires thc
names to he vritten in the registry books In alpha
hcica order" THIS mani,esty couiu hot oo uoio at &
tymc the names are given in. AS tue reSisr! is PTc
over by ono (out threel Republican inspector anu
IL publican challenger, e3ch OF Wnon haAos, vi sH0UN
nike lat of his own, fraud should be estOpped'
The Democratic party Of Kings County held
ratiacati N meeting the BroOhyn Academy OF MUSIC
last evenng TIC Hon Denas Barnes presided, a1d al
dresses were made by Judge E. c: Calvin, WlnGhcster
TrttOn Samuel ID. Morris and others. Tle iOAI"lhg
adopted: -,..., ... H. r ..,,o,- q A. .
CIv nf Now Yo on n ting mixed administration i ue-
~ and CenOcr cIniHu'g under the admin f"'oh p he
pcs Demcfo OGas, denAah ;Ae co9dgn " IN %
de- by tie Legislature 0 ms'4s ""'o- vi" POlo
,ofL Ei,i the Government Vi tue CITY