New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

The German residents Of Edgewater, Staten
Isand have nominated George Bcchtel for Village
Tlstec, and Thomas Garrett for Police Justice.
A German Council of Political Reform was
formed in the Eleventh Ward, last evening. with the
following officers: President Charles Boss; Vce-Presi-
delt, George Muehlfeder secretary, BeUe tranAsen
Treasurer, Henry Wiesemann
The Hon. Lyman Tremain writes note of
earnest ndorsement OF the Jury bill now pending in the
legislature He says: "The sentiment OF tho profes-
s,d is entirely unanimous, believe, IN It's favor our
recent experence on the Hall trial demonstrates the
absolute necessity for the reform WHICH tAis LAW WI"
Introduce"
The Ohio Senate has passed the Apportion-
ucnt bill, which divides the State into Democratic
nd II Republican districts, leaving the Ist and LID
Rstricts eomprsing Hamilton County, without being
Duned for either party. although at THIS time they are
lOth Republican. As similar DllI mas DeCH ueIeatet "a ~
ne House. 1t is very uncertain ABOUT It's paSSaS' " '-A'
OdY
Tho Irregular" people Of Pennsylvania are
between two fires they dare not Join hands with the
Liberals 70 nut up an honest ticket instead Of the Ring
faction now before the people, and they dare not attempt
20 identity the result Of the election Of HarranI
ro,r,, "A for or against Grant, because there are
Few IN the state that believe the present ueAeS CAL ~
elected.
Toledo is favored with one blind, unques-
tloning advocate Of Grant first, last and to the utter
mos-The Bade. one Of the editors Of this organ VINO
has heretofore enjoyed the rights privileges and employ
renrs Of e office Of Rev has been selected by tho
President 10 ada the burdensOmc duties OF the Apprals-
ershp OF the port to Ills OtAef caunSS' A. bAbS So0
10 lin WAO-IndOTses
Congressman Kinsella is about to resign his
seat s Representative Of the lid NewYOrk District
and the Ring Is looking about for proper candidate TO
succeed him for tho unexpired term. IL Is SAID that
Denas Barnes was asked 70 accept the Ring nomina-
ton hut declined any present connection with IN, IHe
Mel aughn party expecting 70 become the candldate
M he ReurIners the tu term at the next eIectoh.
The election in Maine, this year. 1t Is stated
by the State press, Will DO merely matter OF FORM
GOV Perham Will be reelected and the Republicans re-
turned from all the Congress Districts without serious
onnositjon Tho Liberal movement is secuted, and de-
cared without existence the state Dut inc saule
thing is declared OF Illinois and ewf0rk ana t@ehty
states that have delegations prepared Iof III
cIDnau
Ex-Gov. George T. Fort died at his home in
Ney. .E,ypt. y J.. on Tuesday He born in Pember
ton IN 1902 and began TIE practice OF medicine III lS2g
He was elected 10 the House OF Assembly from Mon
mouth County and in 1874 men Der OF the state
Constitutional Convention. He was subsequently elected
10 the state from MONMOUTH ~ouut5 "u't IL .0o
was chosen Governor. He Judge or tue Court OF
Errors and Appeals, and an active member Oh Ine f4SOA
Reform Committee.
The Secretary of State of South Carolina,
l. Cardozo tcolored) while his way TO attend the
Convention at New-Oreans, was refused oefth IN
Pullman sleepnccar He showed the conductor letter
from MI Pullman, granting him the privilege denied
He was then told that he could be admitted, Dut the
three coored friends with him could not He refused 70
remain without them and the four allowed TO sit
In me car but porter ordered not 10 MAKE up ~
beds The conductor afterwards asked 10 see MT run
mans second time, ana having taken IL away o
nr.teusc did not return IL In returning from New
orleans Mr. CardOZO refused aduttance 10 an cars
eyrept the smOking-car in which ne rode DacK 70
Atlanta Mr.. Card0ZO iuriher alleges that on us It-
turn. when at Atlanta, gaAo oi "AIte meH aue a az
tempt upon LIS me-.
Even the Philadelphia Press, which swallows
Grant but refuses his followers consran ed to expos
,rl,+o with the time-servcrs who have constituted
themselves the exemplars OF Repubcanism. Says The
prsss: few mercenaries who print Republican news
nauers only as good way get into and hold oce' are
very angry AZ The Press because will not consent 70
burden President Grant with OF bad local n0mi-
nations. These Dalgctys Will soon perceive, II they
have NOT already been instructed that The Press repre-
senrs a sentiment that cannot De senceu ny uehuncl
alton hut can easily De COncllated Dy "A uttIe cohlon
sense among the party managers Ihat sentiment ls
radical devoton 10 Republican principles, anu radical
hostility 10 Republican rings.
A Washington correspondent of The Hart
ford C9rant who avOws himself strongly IN favor OF
Grants denomination, says IN reference TO the New-Or
leons scandals: II Casey is kept IN his
MAGE after the the President may DO sure
that the whole history will come out during the cam
paign and it will cost him many votes and what
vor.e thrn that IL Will deeply rieve thousands or MS
friends who will stand by tine party and lts candiates
.Dte M and gar1ug faults III DOh ben'
Grant finds IL hard 10 let ircnd Ot ne ulu yeu W
,hiic onnion in the case Tom Murphy and believe
n. y m do 80 IN this Certainly nothing was proved
against Murphy which will compare Win thaI WHICH u
Ia evidence against casey