New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
POLITICAL NOTES.


Albany Indiana nave called state Workmen's Con-
vention 10 be held in New Albany June 5.
The Hon. George w. Julian, Gen. Harrow
Co.'s Cyrus Allen, X. w. Thompson and e. E. Rose are
mentioned among the Indiana delegates to the Cincin
nati Convention.
II is understood in Washington that the
National Democratic Committee will meet in that city
about the 25h inst in order to adopt measures to secure
the mued ate and thorough ORGANIZATION oi INC Demo-
cratic party ior the Presidential calnpaiSn'
Charter elections VIII take place, to-day, in
Jersey City ana Hohoken. In the former city Mayor
and Board of Aldermen will he elected, the Mayor for
tcrm Of three years. In HObJken, Mayor City clerk,
Cfy Treasurer Assessor and Board of Aldermen VIII be
elected.
So far as heard from Alexander II. Stephens
is the only prominent Democrat whose voice is still for
Democratic action in tie pending campaign. He re-
yards he Mi ssour platform with cOmplacency, however
ana when his mind Is fully cleared from the cobwebs OF
the past agree with the policy advocated by the
majority 0f his party
II affords the enemies of the Liberal move
ment unspeaLabc satisfaction to learn that evidences Of
jealousy and dstrus beginning TO Impede the work
at Cincinnati What with the Wheeling Convention, the
Reunion aud Reform and the Labor movements IT Is
gictfuy argued the motley crowd that gathers at C
cnna Will have enough 10 do 10 hold Its forces together
let alone making breach Ill the RANKS Of GRANTS sup
porters.
The Liberals learn with disappointment
not altogether unminged with rehef that Gen. Butler
has finally determined to take stock in the Cincinnati
Convention bur proposes the contrary, TO fight for
Grant on old line until the time comes TO make his
own campaign In return the President is expected to
bear up his Gubernatoria battle more bravey than
last FAN, when his assistance was but lukewarm.
Horace Greeley Irish American Leagues have
beeA organized IN this city as follows:
SIKH WAgD-Profiert Michael Murphy Vapr,siien Michael
Doh rt1 Irasrrr Nsue Flynn; Sscrsirg, Michael RoeLe
sEyrs1H WAEDy's Pt r. Mayey Vc,PTe,,'d6a e John
Hacgchyi Treasurer fiiP NtoAei Se1Tyi Dahe' oNoLAe
TnGrrEg1H wlnD-r-,si>nt Philip Main; TkePresident
rse Henncsy 4gsar james Noan Sse'arg John Donessn
Quite as n matter OF course, the lndepend-
ent Veterans Of the Soldiers Home at Dayton. Ohio.
cano together the other eyeping and made up delega
ton for the Cincinnati Convention. Theroupon the
eager Gdfercnts o rtnonlh1tOn set tlc hachnery Oh
Endorsement at work lucng the soldiers ana turned
The AGnnistraton ana in behalf the soldiers of the
nation hescught four more years OF Presidential service
from Gen. Grant
A dispatch was recently sent over the coun-
try from Washington stating tnat Senator Trumbul had
declared that he wouid not he candidate before the
Cincinnati Convention aud believed that Judge Davis
would be the strongest candidate that could be named
Vote to the senator ASKING whether BY his
thorty Senator Trumbul YESTERDAY renied IN dds
patch 10 Gov KOerner saying There IL 10 IOuhuaiion
Tor the dispatch 10 which you REFER
Tie Administration column is evidently
m0vng on" 10 the entire satisfaction OF Col forney'
He is moved to thus trppingly exhort the Harrisburg
Convention: "The political work Of the Convention
ought TO be quickly and gracefully done. President
Grant, we hope and believe will be nominated for re-
election by acclamation. Here at least is no nistakns
public opinion Ii Is as sGa h1r Iat maeaa H but not
more than we had I'm 1864, and we have large Demo
a fIae 0n ts there is dreneo
but the current setting steadily in for the renomina
ton vi Mr COifax."
If half the excellent advice lavished upon
the Liberals were needed by the doubleerm adherents
there woud be no need % a Cincinnati Convention TO
remind the Republican party Of its place and purpose
IN politics Yet journal published so near the center
of news as New-Haven-7he Journai-whose columns
siocl,c and Casey & Packard and Kramer features OF
the Administration. says. with indnblta6e earnestness
hest elements OF our politics to-day. No measure or
principle the people care about TO-DAY can W i'"'o
that Gen. Grant has not heartily ihdoiseu'
II ia refreshing to be able to call atten-
tiop 70 one Legislature which has performed the work
intrnsted 10 by tho people Gov Palmer upon the ad
iourIment Of the General Assembly last week, sent
message pretty fairly representing the general Verdicl oi
tho state He says: Tho XXvIIth General Assem-
bly, has been distinguished for its patient industry
for its fidelity to constitutional pfihclprs dor ia G
freedom from te slightest suspicion OF c1irupuon, anu
for the Independence Of Its action ta lOohsu ohy 70 o
maintenance Of its Own ns authority WILTON. ~
ing with the proper functions OF other sny
Dretension 10 being =" "Reiorm Legislature
The early prctense Of an Administration
for Mr. ofax has been, since the Connect
cut election, thrown aside, and the grand managers
have set themsclve actively 10 work TO place the second
name on the ticket which shall be most agreeable 10 INC
Pre- .ident. The SprinUlcd R'Pnohean agrees win "
uaSrlty OF the Independent press In thinking TINS "a
vrfv aipid move on The part Of the renominauon IN, III
,,,ers ana adds But tbeTo can be no douD tnht WIG
onuing of Mr. Colfax from the Grant ticket wouid ioso
% % Scies fhan the addition OF either Of the other
,outleep possibly could bring 10 It, hut such neh as
Norton and Butler, and Cameron who have gotten " 30
iraue hold OF tho party machine now, have no sym
pathy With CofaS and would be glad to get him out OF
the way
This might appropriately be called Conven-
ton Week Not less than twelve pohtcai asseiDhos are
~, Cor the month six OF them meeting the same day
v,dne.da; the 10th. The Republican State Conyen-
uo,a in Massachusetts, ana Pennsylvania ana the Ma
oonaI Cor.a CON- eutoa ~ Louisiana rank foremoat IN