New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05
POLITICAL NOTES.


The German Reform organizations of the
XvIIIth Assembly District, Mr. Koeher presiding. and
of the XXth Assembly District, DR.. Kesser presiding,
met last night TO discuss measures OF municipal REFORM
and issued instructions to TIE DELEGATES 10 we Sent
will meet at the Beethoven MannerchVr Hall this even
ing.
The War Veterans Union Club of Kings
County issued address ito the veteran soldiers
and sailors of the state urging them to that the del
ooetes sent 10 the Union Republican Convention
favorable to the denomination OF Gem Grant, whom the
address eulogzes without STINT calling him the sava-
ton of the nation" and success as an administrative
officer"
Having exhausted the vocabulary of eulogy
IN defense Of the Administration and the superlatiye
wisdom Of denomination, The Troy Wig, with uncon-
scous sarcasm winds up !" the time has come to par
don nntical oeses why cannot then dlsgruhted pot
iticians much compassion on Grant as on tne
Rebels. and pardon his ofensest some OF them T y,
soon pray be taken back into the fold ana Forgiven
The following Supervisors were elected on
Tuesday in Suffolk County: Huntington, j. Amherst
Woodruff tRep) Riverhead, Gilbert c. Ketchum (Dem);
Isip Charles T. Gilett G.ep); smthtown, Lyman Is.
smith Dem); southampton. William X. Post tkepl ;
futile DEM Shelter Island b. G. Cartwright RepJ;
East Hampton, Jeheial L. Parsons uep)-6 Republicans
and Democrats.
The surprising falling off in the Democratic
votes I'm Hartford and New-aven Is accounted for by
the Connecticut papers the fact that since the reform
crusade has thrown the corrupt party leaders out
power the Democratic roughs that led the wards and
hired out the gangs find their occupation gone, ana,
finding no profit elections make effort to go to the
polls In proof Of this, IL Is shown now INC country
paces maintained the Democratic vote OF last year and
I, The towns had done approximately, Gov. Jewell
would have fallen behind over 1000 votes
Discussing the probability of Grants re-
nomination by the Philadelphia Convention, The Bah-
NOR, american says: at is due to the party to state
fact within our knowledge. The strongest persuasons
and have been employed to induce Mr. Cola1
IN consent that his name shall before the Philadelphia
Convention for nomination 10 the Presidency lie has
nr Of the nation; win not oppose him." And
upon this the editor recommends the denomination oi
the old ticket because Grant ana ColaX are luchy men
and will impress the country with habit OF success
A son of President Tyler is part of the
;y,nqt that presides editoriay over The IaHahasst
Sentinel which, some time ago, sprung The names oi
Grant and Seward upon its readers as sweet Doohs Ia tue
Presidential and vicePresdcnial way. Not content
with this masterstroke the astute editor now dvulges
nlan for the instant reconstruction of the south ana an
enduring surcease from al its present AMI ,
calmly surveyed the field Of political contention Hl
1Ssciv recomme nded that the South forthwith desert
HE Democratic party n'dsse and cast rs desles
with The Republicans, from whom alone can pe eApcc'eu
office and enoument during the coming years
The Louisiana "CustOm-hOuse" Reform
movement finds favor in the sight OF The Neie-O'1eans
pcoone because 1t is ECLECTIC In Its formation ana
with single principle for its platform, born with NJ
inherent elements OF discord and with no compeNy III
itse
dos NOT appear but the Reformcrs call opposition 70
Gen Grant treason" IL Is not hard to guess Inc ccl
wor Of This reform band however, VIII DC the ousNng
M Gov ,Warmoth. whom The Piedynne deseflocs as
having the Unsuitable appetite or Erlschthon-
hssa, ~ ,monarch in the midst OF tmid and time
eryinq legislators by appealing 10 their fears or their
cupldity and finally prOcaimng his Pretorlhh power
II il facetiously related that the grave and
a,sed Democratic candidate for Governor OF Connec'
tent recently compromised himself seriously win
body Of his fcllow-czens Ivy mistake when SHOWS
how little of politician he is. committee Oh .or
necticut River fishermen addressed letter 10 eacn OF
the rival candidates for Governor, In ORDER 70
their views the laws relating pouna hsi'ims N1v
Jewe the Republican candidate, Responded prymPu{
saying plainly what he could ana W, %ou ao uo ~
reference 10 the matter. Mr.. HabDara was equhiiy
exnoit I'm the declaration Of his views, but surprising
that he had been applied to lawyer VIII me Mr',s
oniuon which he sent TO the fishermen he Enclosed b
OF $50 professional services, ana lro to I.ss
looks as though the fishermen votcd OIL he o'h'' opo"
| The Administration trumpeters cannot ot
made to prove their faith without words and as con
| seouepce. the fuslade ratified out on the Cincinnati
movement GROWS in volume With the rislS prospects