New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22
POLITICAL, NOTES.

The Boston correspondent of The Hartford
Co1irant SAYS. his last political gossip, that Mr.. VIII
bert the most 9ctye temperance caWn9snor has pro
uOuaced most decidedly against Gen. Butler.
The Hon. A. H. Stephens continues to blaze
away al the New Departure and at an Democrats who
give II their countenance. The following "a his latest
lone Of our contemporaries who is anxious for
and unity IN the Democratic ranks Just Hor says we
should tire upon the egepBand not upon H'ndS ILa'
exactly position but which OF the % wa the most
dangerous 10 TT 3. the bold Acl.s ur the crafty
base. insdi0us SinOnr
The friends Of the respective candidates for
the Republican nomination for Governor of Massachu-
sets making a canvass that The Boston Ad
res, IS concerned about the effect Of upon the morale
of the party j " It would be extraordinary II
this hot pursuit Of the gOveruOrship in which personal
and Local claims almost the only considerations heard
o., should not provoke faCtous spirit and cause many
10 forget that the object Of the lr importance "a th9t
tho Republican party should be kopt united ana iu the
ceudart That object has been overshad"wcd already 20
such extent 10 asoush intelligent opscrvcis oi our
politics In and ont Of the state"
Gen. McCook, in his great campaign speech,
is said 70 have expressed himself on the faiF rsrbH,
thus: "Talk OF the tariff Two bushel iron
salt--sucar moan. Workingmen. think Of that. And
the bonds amt taxed, hat your salt is txod sugar
mean. two cents a bishel--a pound l mean. And who
says thar Gen Jackson was not greet man Who ever
heard OF him taxing poor mems salt, sugar mean, two
cents bushel No Sir. Old Hickory sworc 10y tho
debt Of twenty-five thousand billions, aud only two
Who're has the rest tor The Republicans stole il to
enrich the irOn-uastcIs."
Mr.. John A. Walsh, one OF the gentlemen
whose characters were darSy depicted by Gov. War
moth in his late speech at Ecw-Oreans has issued
card, the following extract from which goes show that
Mr. Walsh's standard Of virtue is not high whatever
may his veracity Mr. Warmoth states in his speech
delivered at Turner's Hall Of date Of Aug TO- that
offered him $4,000 cash II he would Sign the biz known
the 'NiCOlsuu Pavement bill ald haf hr refused the
His Exc lency, in the excitement doubt, of
the IT. omitted To state the whole matter ii
cured and ia order TO place the subject In proper
lgGt, viii 20 to relate the facts in the premises
The Governor the opinion that his signature
the bill considering the large profits worth S6OO0
me- and promise to pay him tc further %. Two
and "a hall cent Oi Che mel profits In this we dlh red
aud hence his EXcelcucy = refusal"
Mr.. Thomas ". Conway, State Superintend-
eut Of Pubic Education in Louisiana, sends TO THE
TRBUNE q longer communication than we can use on
the subject OF the difficulties between The Federal and
State officers u New-Oroans Mi. Conway confirms the
statements already published in TIL TRIBUNE over the
signature Of Gen. Heron, late U. 8 Marshal that Col
ectcr Casey and Marshal Packard have basey misrepre
scented 10 the President the state OF things IN Louis
ana and particularly connected with
the holding Of the late Convention through the mus
erection NewNOrk Democrat, who the bearer or
sDatches Casey Packard Go President. the
contents Of said dispatches made known 20 several
gentlemen who were tcOwp1ssengcrs on railroad fdn,
among whom was Mr CONWAY, who sends us rciutalO
OF the Collectors and Marsha- all gcd ialseOOds The
public have vet 10 he favored with anything deserving
the name OF defense OF the conduct Of the Federal
Cttehodels 40 New-Oreans The country looks to the
Preside ut iUI &c ION. >