New-York tribune., 1872-04-23
ATTITUDE or TIE C0IMIrILL Ot SEVENTY.
The Committee Of Seventy adopted, last
POLITICAL NOTES.

number of prominent Republicans in Sir
cira including several VITO took par. ia the Walker
movement, preparing 10 attend the Cincinnati Con-
venuon.
The Hon. F. 4. Stansbury, one of the orici-
nal Abot 1uisis the author Of tie clause striking
the word white" nom the Constitution OF New-Jo
sev, viii greseHt tie Paterson Liberals IT the CiEcin
nat Convention.
Excursion tickets for the Liberal Republican
Convention, 20 be held at Cincinnati May l, be OBJ
tanned AZ the Office Of the lnsylvana Railroad Com
pany, No &c Br1adwa AZ AZ ow rates as by auT other
Toute. Through inciorat In hours, without
chan 20 OF cars. Pullman palace cars n all trains.
The Germans Of Chicago in harmony with
The Cincinnati Peunion and Reform Convention held
enthusiastic last night Delegates we're elected 70
represent The association OF Chicago which is now per
uaucnty organized. mass meeting Ia iurthorance VI
this movement is proposed FOR next THURSDAY.
The Executive Committee of the Nineteenth
WIG Railroad Association met at No. s9s Third-ave last
evening. and John NcCoo Alderman Terence Farley,
" Il. johnson. Chas. Cornish. Griffith Roe. Michael
today To- favor the passage Of the WAitbeck Rapid Iran
Ell bill
4 man named Mount accused Andrew Dex-
ter OF Jersey city yesterday Of voting Illegally at the
charter election. Dexter held IN default Of bail.
Charges have also Deen made AGAINST John connolly,
anney and John Mccormack, and warrants nave been
Issued iOT their arrest.
Arrangements have been made with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for round trip
vovv-Y0rl, soi from Philadelphia so: from Washing
ton S8 from Baltimore SO. The NcW-Y0rk and Phila-
dcpha deli lila delegates have the privilege Of going OF
ret4rDlns va As-nsIOA Inc tickets are good tor l5
days.
The struggle for the places in Congress from
Illinois promises 10 be exciting without the ncv
liable complication OF the elements entering the
campaign. The probabilities in the State now stand
Seventh District Franklin Corwin Dr. Corbus Judge
Edwin 6 Leland. Eichth-Col. Greenbury L. Fort and
Fuoch Fmcr7 Of The PEORIA Transcript Tenth-The Rev
James :. POlge, G.. W Savage. ana Catin Thrteenth-
Gen. John MIN llta. FOurteenthJoseph g. Cannon and
James W Lam J. Ninetcenth-Jo-ep pa J. CASTER. As
candidates for election there are, Farwel in the Third
DAtrlci, Farms" rth IN the FOURTH Burchard IN the
Fifth. HaWey ! the sixth, and lprobablyl Hay IN the
field against FarnswOrth II the Fourth District.
The editor of The Hartford C0urGnt, Gen.
Hawley. who IL strongly favored candidate FOR
L. G. senatOrship from Connecticut, illustrates what
politics may be WHIT men Of culture are brought 70 the
'front.'. In answer TO certain grave insinuatons to
good faith. he says: "Gen. Hawey competitor OF
Gov Buckingham for the senatOrship in 1865 but the
good understanding between the two unrufod The
former was more .tban half Buckingham man him
self. and the war Governor has rner friend In the
than editor Of The CoonL 1t obvious that
The COTant cannot take part IN the Senatorial canvass
The General Assembly Will do it thinks best and
whatever the result Gen. HaveY viii no less than
heretofore for The Republican canse-he does not know
u do And. for al. takes occasion -
reafn his high regard for the personal and political
integrity ability aud honor Of Gov. buckingham and
SenaOr Frrry ana a. say tat nothing thar can happen
Will shake hs friendship for gentlemen whom be has
held IN such high esteem for nearly twenty years That
ls all"
The necessity for the reelection of Grant Is
mother TO multitude OF Inventions for the comprising
of that not wholly desirable object The impressive
method Jet suggested, however comes from yiyaclous
Texan organ. mostly by stpendary largess from the
oceholders. TAis journal demands, ncontnenty. the
annexation OF Mexico, because that revolutionary
country desires the boon. but because FOR that
object would rally many who are now hostile 10 Grant
70 vote for him III the Fall election. But the artless
arguments OF the paper-The Austin State Jonr1d-wii
best give The points. II says: I'VE believe Gen Grant
is alive 20 the emergency and equal 20 the OccsOn An
aggressive policy, the extent or following the
Mexcans into the interior OF their country ana
bTin ng them 10 justice just what IA needed at TINS
juncture not only the interest OF humanity and civil
ZatiOn but also Ia the interest Of political peace among
ours, lves. II would do much toward burytng dead
Issues and afford thousands opportunity OF Taylng
support OF the President this who, without
II, could never be induced do Mexico must
Lave. Let nis De the main issue IN the canvass"
lF0r 0lleT Political yeus -, se,0nd Pag.l