New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
POLITICAL NOTES.


TALLY, misconduct, and abuse OF judicial authority
The entire press of New -Orleans-saye his
own paPer-is up in arms against the appointment of
Parker successor TO Gen. LOngstreet. They declare
that he has nothing Ia recommend him blind dcvO-
ton TO the Grant faction and relatives high ia Office In
Washington.
DR.. Howe Is not yet without hope of pro-
sentins santo Domingo to President Grant to the
United States He Is writing vigorously from the salu
bifous shores or that cage island, narrang the
ing OF the Dominleans for neSaon aud the manifest
destiny that propels this country to the eventual sez
ern Seas.
The Rochester Express has q novel idea of
politics. commenting ON the agitation for change in
the Administration, It gravely gives tho opinion that
the unity among the diverse elements opposed Grant
IS really the best proof that he IA popular and strong.
such determined opposition is made against can
port"
The Eight-Hour League of Boston issue a
formal protest against tho Columbus Labor platform.
mainly for the things left unsaidNmons others omitng
10 mention the Eghtour law, and to take unequvocal
ground against the "factory tarbarsm" OF employing
children T. Is uItheTm9re remss in negeeng to
ior National Bureau OF Labor and. finally. the Cour-
bus platform ~ denounced for net extending friendly
greeting ~ " our brothers In Europe"
The representatives of tho several Reform
Associations OF the With Senatorial District met last
evening al No. 40 East Fourthrst, and mado
mens for mass meeting Of the citizens OF the district
Thursday evening next, at Concordla Hail. for the
OF the speedy passage OF the City Charter Some II
associations, 10th German aud English, were represented.
aud an earnest reform feeling exhibited. meet
Ing OF the representatives 10 called BY advertisement In
another column.
The Richmond Wig elcctrifes its renders
by soberly asserting that Con- Grant may possibly DO
sustained FOR reelection sby tho Democrats. 1t adds:
"lt not certain that he cares about the nomination
at PHILADELPHIA md that he will not throw himself into
the arms OF the great nqu6royng and iree-andeasy
DEMOCRATIC party" The Dispatch, as choice between
two evils declares It's preference Grant Sumner,
because the latter the principal agent in the out
RACES upon the Conssitution-sad ourages being the
Fifteenth and FOurieenih Amendments ana tho civil
Rights bills.
Philadelphians have been pcrfccting tho ma
ehnery OF political reform, the main points providing
for gentlemen Of uncxceptiOnabe character" on the
city tickets who shall be utterly independent Of public
oncials Further the whole ticket to be nominated in
convention, equal numbers to Select and Common
finally, "nO person holding any Office OF trust or profit
under the National State or Municipal Government or
employed in any department Of the same in any ca
VVen,on" VeGiiS G""''' 80 ~'''' ~ >-'''' - NU'
The Democrats havo made the following
nominations for officers Ia Westchestcr County:
Supervisor. benjamin Hegemau: Town Clerk, George
sember; Justice OF tho Peace, David Carll Collector
Augustus Is. Wood; Commissioner OF HIGHWAYS E15na
Gp1a ~ be on e. Lane Ea q ciessnperyso
lward ID. Lawrence; Town Clerk L. W. Foster; Justice
Hendrloks The Republicans and Reform Democrats OF
Pelham hivo nominated Theodore Peresson ior super
+ RCompaling the applications before Election
Boards Of Connoclcut this year, the Republicans have
made large gains In all sections In Hartford they arc
fully i5o ahead the Democrats conceding lOO Tho
Wate bury Republicans had ll5 to make, and made lO3,
white the Democrats IN the same town, having 2i6 TO
make got only no. Willimantic returns two Repub-
Hcln5 10 one Democrat Tue Democrats appear to hayo
lost force in their speakers Republican meetings WIZ
e held in fully 90 towns durnZ the week, with spec ches
iy Sc uatOr Wilson, Cen Nyc, Gen. Hawey, Gen. SYtt,
Gen. Hartman. Gen. Eeuy, Henry O'Connor and sew
CIgi otLcIs.
The recent manifesto Of ex-Mayor ChahOon
has stirred up u real oldtimo specimen Of the blue
blood" Sort one "Cdpt." Wise Of Rchmoud. who lo;tiy
addresses q nOte at, not 70, Chlhoon, through the
columns OF the city journals. This IS the way that
Geg With v re safreshec hold amY con-
roNersy with the man ChahoOn chaiIenSe either OF MS
relation 10 myself How sad for Chahoon that
blood III his veins tla he might have the unspeak
abc satisfaction or giving his BODY as sheath lo Ills
fiery SOuthron's sword
Senator PomerOy wrote to friend in Atchi-
sou Kansas recently concerning the then pending IN
yesti cation in the o gsature tho mater OF Senate
rial bribery lie complained that 10 notice had been
served upon him, ana that as consequence the exan-
nation was CT pIrte and yOd. lie concluded ~ demand
ng that report dana gng to his character be adopted
while the testimony was withheld ana nad9 NOthhS
is go valuable reputation. lf mine Is injured ny sucl
proceedings as yoa have there instituted OF course
printed vet the Kansas people complain that no acton
has taken in the matter by the incupated mehoers
That carly advocate OF Liberal Reform, Tie
Missouri Democrat which ia now vehement and some-
what unreasonlng advocate OF party. regardless OF
uee,lres tray eres the late political rteranoes OF Alex
H. stephens for The purpcse 81 showing tnt ~ nus ms
pGf9 1dGsai py Py wi WITH he odue tenet Of State
l1ghis &c. That, II short, Liberalism repre'cl'sa non
iHtd species o COpperheadsn. The Dtm2c'dt necd not
have conc TO hc trouble reading Stephens oesab-
lsh ths puInt; IL Gell-examnauOu VIII not olSlFoVe
tbs elab5rao deduction the next poiueal somersaut
it ncrfor show casllng
seceooonisin ana free Itae "h''o o''ei'iO'
Tho following Republican nominations FOX
town officers in Queens County were made on Saturday:
Uempstead-For Supervisor, Curtis 5. Smith; Town
Clerk j. Seymour sneGekcr Justice OF tho Peace, byl-
vanus Johnson Collector. Arrender Smith. Newtown-
supervisor Alexander Baxter Town CLERK. b. r. worm
ington; Justice OF the Peace, tnomas Marshall As-
sessor. Anurew Manger. The hewtown Reform party
fas awn sne deIE Wam H. Co do RcceScr
OF Taxes, Joseph A. Lawrel &c; JstiGe OF tlo I.aT,
j. Ton pkins. The Republican; CT J. male, haye mont
mated Tho fo9%ng c5e m L0r faa M m cceeto rlc
Henry A. Van Allen. TIE Lon; isa1d Gty nel9c.1c , nc
ar Tor S = NoS fos c Judge and
William B. Wilson Tor sup ef'lsof'
Certainly q free press is troublesome thing
TO those Ibersnded beings who arc born 10 coce-c'
at least have ovcrmatter.ug .H'kefnR loT proiie
oblc place. The Galveston NerS, as 'e result " one
,o,,nines work. brings two or tnToe Texan gentle
men uuartcred on tao State Treasury yet suness oI
seT:5os returned. senator fardeIDtg tlJ Ia, na ot
Gov. Davis, appointed IoIesh inh 5sl.n aSenI,
Win Leadauarteis goneiaiy in Europe But lhs tasy-
minded man has settiel iown TO the .nng o. e i Au
minisIaton paper 81 san Antonio anu aNs ~ W. is sJ ~
regularly Ex-senator Parsons receives $3.50 year I1r m
somewhat sia due' ent MtI hcen ae 10 saa a
any rcsuils from his eaOls. DoiS would be lfesonie
Men are Sed % as GTS e duties alto
gother bartius tneir i'or lo to"ns ioE the oc0n
OF buildings, GSc.
Much disintercstcd advice Is lavished on
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