New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

ave shall have" writes a subscriber h
Norfolk va "a crcdtable delegation at Cincinnati from
6outh-Ea Virginia"
The Liberal Republicans Of the XXXlst
Congress District, at jamestown, have issued call for
q mass convention on the 26th to delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention.
A subscriber, writing from Beaufort, 8. G.,
warmly interested I'm REFORM writes South Carolina
will be represented at Cincinnati by true men and true
Republicans though they are scarce here"
Gov. Solomon of Washington Territory, has
called an election for the first Monday Of June to elect
delegate to Congress, and vote tho proposition to
apply for the admission OF Washington "a state.
At the great gathering Of Liberal Republic
cans at Cooper Institute, Oh Friday last, Col Allen
offered resolution requesting the officers Of that meet
Cisonnati Convention The Standing Committee of
Twenty five, then appointed meet to-day for business
Tho Cincinnati papers announce that nearly
every hotel the city has been called upon by telegraph
for accommodation for the various State delegations
cordial determination Is expressed 10 nave e si.ors
Hospitality entertained, and In this sentiment the GU
keiss, irrespective Of party join enthusiastically.
Some Tlystically wise correspondent having
teegraphed the story that Senator schurz was in
suat0n with Pendlcton and the Democratic leaders at
Washington recently, explicit dena ia from the
city on the authority OF come OF the gentlemen in
yolved in the canard with DIP. Schurz, which asserts
that there Is not the shadow OF ground of such an asser
ton.
Tho unmistakable Reform sentiment Of
Michigan is irresisbly compelling the adhesion OF her
first public men. Tho Hon. Austin Flair, Congressman,
declares the sentiments OF his constituents unanimous
for change, and in accordance with this desire ne pro-
poses to attend the Cincinnati Convention where Nc de-
clarcs Michigan Will DC represented by nef foremost
men.
A veteran Republican Of Canandaigua writes
Allow TO express to you personally my gatihea.
ton at the bold stand taken openly and abOveboard by
you and Others in relation to the Cincinnati
regret that am too much advanced IN HE 10 attend
and take an active part In tna6 a IN ~ 1ne
ton, he pOtism, and starchamber prosecutions"
The mention of Charles Francis Adams as q
desirable standardbearer the Liberal ticket brings
out the notion from Boston paper that the novelty OF
such combination Charles Francis Adams for presi-
dent and John Quincy Adams, his so lOf 'lce-fresl
dent would, simply from It's novelty, cal Ott trenen.
dous vote Novelties the Presidential line are not
deSirabeat least Tue experience Oh the Last Iee years
would seem TO So Indicate.
Mr.. Sumner who, few days ago, was of so
little consequence that tine dOubleterm organs made
little account of his ut:erances, because Of an i'm
Piled doubt in his action in the Liberal movement has
como to be no longer sOrehead and traitor but one
within the possibilities of Administration grace. cor
respondent OF Western paper writes from Washington,
TO the direct question: II lie would atenI
the Cincinnati Convention, Mr. sumner made answer:
If should 60 to tho Convention at ClnClnhati, u
would be the first time In my whole lie That ever
attended National Convention, audit would also DC
deviation from rule which LAID down when nrst en-
tered Senate, not to DO absent day from Washing
while tho senate remains IN session ny gong TO
Cincinnati, therefore, would be new departure from
my lie, other than in a political sense
The responsibility and repose so conspicu-
ously lacking at the Ring Convention in Harrisburg,
where the regular Endorsement of the Administration
came TO pass were abundant In the Worcester meeting
where the mildest of things were said by the mild
est hammered men, and although Grant was decOrousy
iulorsod, was outlawed-even CnAries SUMNER
escaping without an admOnit0ry resolve" me S1thg
held ReDuGEcqa, however, is not sensible OF the I'M
pressiveness OF this touching spectacle and speaks rrev
ercntly of the gathering ga respectable sec0ndanh
convention noticeable for the absence OF the cLef men
OF tho party the small number OF delegates present ana
the consequent activity and prominence or that con-
venient hardly ornamental class, who In times OF
onathy like the present, always ready to run the
party and STATE They temperate In their euoges
they had the good taste not to trangess the propees
of the eccason but did they not sigh in secret for the
cid DAYS when had something TO contend lot put
marty cry and better alternative before them than III
rorious victory or the breaking up Of noble AID pow
oTful partyP .,, MANN,