New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

cised right which belongs TO Them and which nobody
put ovorzeaious and niudcious parsans havo deniod
They are among the oldest and abest Of our leaders,
deep in its future as any. and they VIII never
we believe contribute to the Of the unpatrotc
and unrepenfant Democracy"
The press mt large comment on the abun
dant space The Albany Journal has at disposal TO be
rate the Senatorial marpots" and the Reform sore
heads generally. while It finds room for answering
the ciroumstanta charges and proofs OF The Uco %
to Tweeds suporvsorshp of its columns some
time ago.
The Administration press report Senator
Ferry as returning TO Connecticut bent sustaining
Grant, and zeaously laboring for denomination He
there are those who think Gov. Hawley has the best
chance, should the Republicans carry the state.
The Indianapolis Journal i'll which Mr. Col
faxs recent letter first appeared, announce on the
best authority" ths the relations between President
Grant and Vice President Cofax now as they Always
have been, OF agreeable and cordial aa
that the denomination OF NJ Soiisx i9r ns'
The little City of York PENN is greatly ex-
cited over the theft OF vouchers covering the transac
tions Of five years. which disappeared not altogether u
like the Tamnany documents The amounts covered are
not large those stolen from New-fork, Dnt th
trppditY skill of the burglars were greater IMAM ns
OF Messrs Baulch Co.. for clue can be gained as 70
the persons who committed the act
Mr. Belmont has finally given hint concern
ing the National Democratic COnvention To All eager
Mwaukeean he writes: suppose, when the Commit
tee meets Western city will selected for tho place
Of the meeting OF the National Convention ana YOU WI
then have an opportunity OF urging me claims o. aon n
waukee" When it will meet he does not say Dut uepre
Gates agitation the matter until AFTER the CINCINNATI
meeting of the Liberals.
The Hartford Post believes that Mr.. Sumner
encourages and will attend the Cincinnati Convention
the only hope Of forcing Reform on
tho Senate leaders Of the Philadelphia gathering me
Post adds, dscoursiyely "Ths decision OF sumner nor
only to give his influence to the Cincinnati movement nut
to take active part IN directing may therefore bo
accepted az proof that the Cincinnati convention uo
signed by its true friends simply for consultations ana
not to organize canvass III opposition To te hepuDcan
party"
The Nashville Republican Banner cOunses its
readers charity begins home in politics IN all
else the South must make the most out or the
present intrigue for denomination Her people must
wake from their lehargy dispel all tmidty II duty and
patriotism them TO run counter sometimes To pre-
vaing natuaton begot OF old heresies and old prcn-
diccs. Let those henceforh who aspire TO leadership
in the South emblazon Truth upon their Shields ana
proclaim 1t without fear favor and without regard To
Its consequences To mere party
The Northern Republicans, as well as the
Southern, viii be made to suffer if the campaign is
opened with candidates to large bodies OF the
party. Discussing the recent redistrcting OF Illinois,
The Chicago Tribune says that the new arrangement
shows how important it is that the Republican party to
support candidates against whom there IL widespread
and deep-seated dsaiiection. with candidate for
complaint and objection, the Republicans might elect Is
the 10 members Of Congress- Under other circum-
stances, the ratio may be reversed"
The Boston Journal, in fervOr of Admins
tration enthusiasm, inexorably declares that our
grand Republican party will yield the flag OF Reform to
no third party II has set its face like flint against
corruption from within and from without II saved tho
country from the infamy OF Democratic repudaton as
previously 1t put down causeess Shareholders rebel
lion and liberated 100000 OF slaves ot verify, tIe
idea that such party carry the banner and keep
step to the music of Reform is "a simple absurdity'
Very good but the regular and Senate managers
declare REFORM u cOusDHdtg anu
traitors and soreheads." The banner and music
have not yet been characterized but who can doubt
their balcfu imp0rtf
The Providence Press defines its position,
and conveys hints altogether OF place in
the present crisis in this vigorous fashion: Our hopes
for the future of the country upon honest
administration OF the Republican party We shall do all
to honest and pure administration OF
the party. To do this shall advocate the guillotne
for useless officials who eat the peoples bread but do
political swiEders and the prompt and thorough pun
ishmcnt OF thieves To the nlksOps who pirate or tue
policy OF hiding wrong and corruption because II nap
pens TO party, have only feeling of pity
that they have sunk their MANHOOD ana noDty III tnat
voting machine known only as "A party politician"
Mr.. George ChahOOn, the eX-MayOr of Rich
mond va who suffered deposition from office and sub
sequont sentence to the Pencntiary from which he
pardoned by Gov Walker. has written letter from his
present home Poughkeepsie, to The Richmond Journal
recne the facts OF his election removal trial and i'm
prsonment charging conspiracy and dereiction on the
part Judge and jury He says the last jury, knowing
that he was entirely returned what they doubt
less considered IA nominal verdict guilty with two
wears confinement In the Pentenriary and "A recon-
mendatiOn to Executive clemency," when, fuuy REM
dered means We believe the prisoner not guilty OF the
charge and order HIM punished, but we hnd that
he il Republican, and. in accordance with our duty as
Democrats we disgrace him." Another appeal was then
taken, and after lying in Jail six months longer the
Court refused another trial, whereupon GOV. Walker
kindly granted him an unconditional pardon.
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