New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

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dissensions.
The California Assembly, which is Republic
can, by vote OF "a to IT, has passed resolution asking
Congress to permit the levying Of special mining tax
on the Chinese: and the Senate which n Denocratic,
| have passed the same resolution to engrossment
The Nebraska Legislature met at Omaha
yesterday. There was quorum in both Houses, ana
committee appointed TO wait upon the Governor and
asa II no had anything to communicate. He refused TO
Legislature. The galleries then cleared and both
| Houses met In Joint secret session.
The recent meeting of Republicans and Pas
sive Democrats In Chicago Of vastly more signd-
canoe than at first represented. The thoughtful
men OF both parties and calmly discussed the sua-
ton. No definite measures were fixed upon to control
the future action OF the parties. but 1t Is
there is doubt Of the two great parties working in
| harmony should the need arise.
The Missouri Democrat is anxious that the
coming Convention in Philadelphia shall suffer
the implication Of management by ofce-holders, ard fe-
dictates the country that the idea is repugnant to the
friends Of Gen Grant Which rather refreshing. when
II is remembered that the Georgia and Connecticut dele
cations the only ones thus far appointed well forth
fed with 0ihce-holdeTs-eOme Of them vi the undying
kind.
The President, declares the Southern press
must not let his contemplated reforms in New-York
blind him to the need OF equally sweeping in
New-Oreans Mobile. and elsewhere. 1.-THE evidence
against these latter gentlemen quite as conclusive
almost unsavory that against the others, and the
circumstance that of them is member of the fam
lily makes the Presidents duty and interest in prem
iSes all the palmer" says The Springfield Republican,
w. l.. Stone, in recent lecture said that
the Confederate archives buried in unknown spot
in Georgia by David Tghman, who died with the secret;
whereupon Alexander II. Stephens copying the gst of
the story in The Atlanta Sun, says: ave the above
statement going the rounds OF the papers We give it
TO our readers specimen Of the sensational articles
or news OF the day. and TO say to them that 1t belongs 10
that class of which in modern times, properly
Characterized by the word conard."
That animated argument for the Darwin
notion the real buebloOded southerner, finds cause to
marvel because Northern do not take kindly to this
style Of thing John g. Purviance OF Live Oak, Fla
desiring favor Of Reed. cent the following model
petition to his Representative. who geniay presented t
monkey. GOV. Reed and il he will comply with the
request. am in great hurry and can't say any more
now" The Governor granted the request.
4 Kentucky journal, which, singular to say,
ia printed at the present day. believes that it is neces
sary TO resist the commlngling OF the white and black
upon this continent" It 10 convinced further that
by divine appointment" the negro black is inferior
10 the white man Is the white mans property has no
natural or civil rights and that the theory of abolition
ism has Grayely, II not irreparaby injured the National
pToperty have been DESTROYED by that balef measure
II must not be supposed from this that all Kentucky
newspapers belong 10 bygone era
Considering the conduct of the papers con-
shutting themselves rho guardians of the Republican
party The Springfield Republican makes allusion TO
contemporary in this outspoken spirit The " J. Times
cannot got beyond saving OF the Republican opponents
Of Cen Grants denomination that they are chaotic
-ct politicians whose Only grievance Il that they or
IN, r friends have not received proper snare OF the
Offices such words now are shame To the memory or
Henry Raymond They blur the record OF the past OF
that paper"
In filing Col. Forney's place in the Philadel-
pha C0lectorshp It Is announced that the President adj
monished by the result OF the Murphy experiment pro-
poses consult the business men OF the city and select
in accordance with the popular choice. Among the APP
u u Y d. 2. h
worth Dr. Marks, T. Harper Jeffries Morton McMichael
and Richard Peterson. Il j. probable that Gen Cameron
and Mr. Harner will favor Mr. Elliott Dr. Marks while
Mr. Myers ndorses d. T. SOuthworth or Harper Jefr1es
judge Kelley IS said peIemporiy refuses to informed
die in the affair.
Burying its head, ostrich fashion, to conceal
its immediate past record, The Missouri Democrat
hurtics wildly through the Administration press,
killing n bird at every shot: I'VE have
heard the dashng Holloway say that the
the small politician bothered him too much and
threaten give up the indianapolis POstOce and edit
The JCurHai exclusively Cen Comfy o. ne Co,4bnS
To.raf rs, repeatedly declared tne FOst-Once 10 he
thorn In the mesh which he wished the President would
pluck out Bakely Of The Chicago Post has long been
tired Of the pension agency
Gen. Harry White is Republican in
the PCnnsy lyania Senate whom the journals OF that
state pervorscy poke at less of statesman
and soldier than he esteems himself. Senator Harry
DESTROYS 81 becoming Governor, and to compass that
very udabe desire he has done several things which
tie sharp eyes ana sharper tongue of the press have
public derisiOn The amlaDie Harry objected 10
ie hearing II COL McClures case, and dd his best TO
,inc the petition for nvc5tigatlOn TINS mas drawn
down the wrath OF the Reformcrs upon the eager cand
date. and somewhat impaired his already meager