New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
POLITICAL NOTES


Capt. T.. B. Ward of Detroit denies that he
inten is supporting the Cincinnati Convention
The Louisiana Democratic State Convention
has adjourned June g. and postponed the nomination
OF tho state ticket until that time.
Samuel Fessenden, who unitcs in the Con-
necticut call for the Cincinnati Convention s the Hon
Samuel C. Fessenden. late NJ. C. from Maine.
1t was rlrmOred at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Saturday that Charles O'Conor VIII be the Timmany
candidate for Mayor at the approaching election.
The ST. Paul Dispatch Of the nth inst. has
address the Republicans OF Minnesota signed by
% citizens indorsng the Cincinnati movement, followed
by call for n German Mass Meeting in furtheTance or
the same. 10 ne held on the 2Oth.
The NeW- Bedford Mercury whose leader edits
simultaneously that Journal and the u 8. Assessorsp,
declares that Horace Greeley and Lyman Trunbull are
drawn together like Plate and HerOd in hatred Of
Grant, New Bedford, by tho way, Il well favored-the
only other newspaper ~ town - edited Dy the pnsts
and it is said that public opinion is all for Grant,
A subscriber in Sullivan County, jealous for
the political standing Of his county wrtes "The salts
factory result chronlcled by THE TRIBUNE about Cn
ton County-where Republicans carried the Board OF
Supervisors for the first time since Iswas handsomely
beaten in Sullivan. where "a Republican Board was
elected for the first time since the organization OF the
Republican party"
The following delegates Of the German Re-
publican Central Committee have withdrawn from that
organization account of ts adopting an address ap-
proving the course OF the present Administrator ana
fayOrng the denomination or Gen. Grant Df' oerAe,
DR.. Kessler, DR.. WOnfahrt, William 5chwabe, Augnst
LOrenZ, John Reeb. Michael ocharnDerSer JOnn seneIu
Ter. and Edward Dammann. They will support the LID
eral Republican. movement.
A new enrolment of Democratic voters was
held on Saturday in the lid and XYIth Assembly Dis
rcs by order OF the Committee Of Seven APPOINTED by
Tammany Han 10 consider the protests from various
districts after the primary electOns The books CON
tanning the enrolled in These districts will ne
open for inspection at Tammany Hall tomorrow alter
noon The election VIII be held on Thursday between
the hours OF sunrise and sunset.
7 h. ha.
achieved some great reform this Winter. The Illinois
Assembly swept away dozen Of abuses. and among the
worst abolished the dotic disquafcations OF jurors
O reading wspapers, &C. which have made Justice IN
this city buresque during the last ten years Iowa,
The immaculate body that sits al Albany haven't
considered the matter but then they were elected a.
RefOTmers.
The political cauldrOn seethes tumultuOusly
in Texas. great part Of the Republican party.
with the agrant abuses and malevoent trckeries
OF the office holding representatives Of the Central Gov
ernment refuse further Identification with the corrupt
faction, ana determined, even in the event " the
failure " the Liberal mOvemeni-whOse success appa
rentIv asare,o nominate ndepeudent Ca andidates to
oppose the Rings The Liberal call has forth and
the State viii be strongly represented at Cincinnati
The Liberal Republicans of Maryland have
been working with diligence since the recent meeting
IN Baltimore, at which exGOv. Bradford presided
The Liberal call creates great enthusiasm throughout
the state for the Republicans Of that region too near
Washington to mistake about the conduct Of public
AFFAIR." Tho Liberal cal provides for Convention az
Baltimore the cath of this month, when the most ill.,
uentia the will east their fortunes with the
Liberal cause The delegation 10 Cincinnati will pr
the OF Gov Bradford for the Presidency OF the
Convention.
Think what a general crashing and tum-
bling OF clay gods there would be if this seeming elev
enth-hour repentance OF The Albany Journal should
really mean more than idle mOuthing "a party" II
declares sOemnly "s substantially defunct when it is
plain that longer Possesses the confidence OF the
people and cannot hope for success in its own name"
That's precisely. Thu several fragments OF parties
power that borrow the batte-crles OF Amnesty and
Civil Service reform nerDetuate the carpet-bag
war in the south and bolster the likes OF Thomas
Murphy IN Office. u should be than defunct;
they should De buyied-.Ad Will be-.
There is hardly a paper in Pennsylvania
that gives approval Of the Ring ticket nom
mated by the Cameron clique at Harrisburg The most
ardent friends Hartranf the nominee for Governor
are ged paate his past conduct and far there
have bold 20 predict success for such
scandalOus combination in October There fraHtlc
suggestions OF reform within reform, but the King
has solid footing the and too much influence
at Washington to permit such an chievenlent. The
Liberal Republicans, who hoped against hope for the pu
rcaOn OF the party are now resolved to cast their for
the eOrruptiOnsts place and power. To that end
Convention will be held either before after Cincn-
matt, 10 put the machinery ot reform in operation.