New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

The National Union League of America VII
meet at Colonnade Hotel, in Philadelphia on Thursday
The Ohio Legislature has adjourned till
jan 1s73 having defeated the bill for Constitutional
Convention.
VIM. S. Tompkns of Peekskill has been
selected 70 represent the lid Assembly District of West
chester County in The Democratic State convention.
The Springfield Republican says: The Ne'o-
York World has dvulged its ticket for the Baltimore
Convention 1t is Hendricks and, Church. That wagon
would MT even start"
The Republicans of Chenango County have
elected Jonathan Farnsworth Robert II. Barnard, Col
T. a. Loomis Major o. H. Curtis and Isaac Plumb as dele
gates 10 the Emra Convention and adopted resolutions
fayoring the denomination Of President Grant
The Tennessee Republican State Convention
meets in Nashville next week to nominate candidates
for Governor appoint delegates 20 the philadelphia
Convention and put Presidential electoral ticket IN
the field Horace Maynard, Thomas a. Caldwell, ana
A. A. Freeman prominent asplrants Tor sho Cover
nOrship.
The Liberal Republican Executive Commit
tee OF Tennessee will Issue address to-day to the
people of Tennessee calling for a ratification mass meet
Ing on the goth inst to put forth an electoral ticket IN
favor OF Greeley and Brown local ratinc1tlOn meet
ing has been called IN Nashville for wednesday
Another Pennsylvania &organ is becoming
alarmed at the political situation in that State. The
Pittsburgh Commercial denounces the idea that Hart
rant can he defeated in October and the STATE carried
no of;Snte1 ~ oh that the State must be carried in
October if Grant is to 81 resleeted. -
The delegates to the Republican State Con-
yention at Elmra from Albany County Fl rst Dis
trct-s " Frederick, D. Calaran, George Krank; Sec
and EIwaTd c. sheriey Third District-C. NJ Belknap,
Henry Dwight Thomas L GreynG P9r R D'Srct
Civil Service Reform is in vigorous operation
in Wisconsin A Deputy Marshal found guilty of the
beinous crime of Liberal Repubcanism, has been
nromptly removed. UndOubted proof of his guilt is
found in the following pungent sentence from his fare
well letter his official snperior Grant IS not my
cboee and | have had the independence 10 say so;
said so publicly and openly regardless OF the palry
Office conferred upon me, and shall continue 10 say so
tl better man shall have been elected next November
to take his place. -
The candidates for nomination before the
Republican State Convention OF Illinois, which meets
Nav o. are announced follows: For Governor Rich
ard j. Oglesby; acknowledgements Gen. j. l.. Bever-
idge Gen. A, c. Fuller S. NJ. Cullom, and Judge G. f.
Waite; Secretary OF State, Col. G. II. Harlow, VIM
Massenberg; Auditor, Gen. Charles f. Lppincott pres
ent incumbent, Thomas Il. Needles; treasurer. h. H.
Jones, Walter L. Mayo. Col. L. 7. Mckinney Auditor
General, James *. Edsall, Edward Callahan, David T.
Inegar. Jesse s. Hidrup, william j. Henry. Isaac L.
Morrison.
Something has stirred up The Learenirort
Kansas Times In editorial the political situa-
ton IL recommends the nomination OF Grant at Phade
pa and then vents itself in the following refreshing
stve The Times will stand in fear of party whip.
i'm the hands such miserable, bitter hating, boiling.
shysterng federal officials they who have been suck
We are fully convinced that they are the men who have
done inure Grant than the combined forces OF
his open enemies We however see no good reason
why all good Republicans ought not To STAND Dy tho
Philadelphia Convention"
The California State Republican Convention,
held the other day donot appear tOhaye been very
enthusiastic affair. San Francisco papers, commenting
on the primaries in that city, complain of the smaness
OF the vote which only 1888. all told An Admins
raon Journal this state OF things by
remarking that "many weakkneed RepnDhcans re-
Trained from voting desiring 10 wait Tor at
Cincinnati before pledging themselves TO Grant Dele
gates I'm San Francisco were required TO declare Tor
Grant and against the proposed cessOn OF Goat Island
10 the Central Pacific Railroad Company. The Conven-
zion Endorsed the President for denomination but said
nothing about Goat Island.
In placing the Liberal ticket at the head of
its columns The Wilmington (De star says it is not to
be understood as committing itself unqualihedy to its
spport and adds We for the ticket most likely to sue
ceed against Grant At this time feel very that
ticket is the at our masthead; ana nntl we md
one that carries more general strength ana popu-
arity we shall not haul down the Greeley nag. Inc
democrats will no doubt hold a National Convention
m they are wise, they will be guilty OF no
such folly as the nomination OF that synonym
OF defeat, straight Democratic Ticket shOud
they thus invite disaster, think Will come ana Win
heavy hand, too The inevitable result Ol Demoelatc
feel confident, be the reelectlon OF
Grant and for this reason oppose 1t.