New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
POLITICAL. NOTES.

Fx-Seoator Buckalew is announced as de-
ter1ninedy ayerse bens nominated for Governor Of
Pennsylvania. and the Democrats are In consequence
turning Gen Cas who, 1t Is claimed, viii carry the
Reading Convention.
Tie Missouri Republican, noticing the dis
cusion about candidates before the Cincinnati COnven
ton says The whole question s chiefly for Liberal
Ee blIcans. and 20 them willing to leave 1t, in
the full confidence that they decide 1t more wisely
than Democrats could decide 1t for them"
Philadelphia is in delightful state OF ex-
poctanoy over a vigorous movement going on in the
LEGISLATURE to have the state capital removed thither
from Harrisburg The state at large however does not
share tins compiaeeney ana II Il probable the ra n
members not be brought TO see the charms OI tAe
schuydIl over those Of the Susquehanna.
The Boston Eight Hour League is alone it
seems IN it's distrust OF the Columbus platform. The
sAte Central Committee Of the Massachusetts, Labor
Reform party administer rebuke TO the Eight Hour
body by ndorsnc the platform and action OF the Column
bus Convention without reserve, and adopted resolu
ton characte riZiug unVlse lmpOntc and uncaIIed
for the OF the Eight Hour League.
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania is in no
mind to unrestraned press free to pry into its
conduct and exercise wholesome restraint legisla
ton The bill recently brought into that enlightened
BODY by the Editorial Association OF the state for the
protection OF the press. ncOntinenty killed. and the
present unciyized and imperfect provisions remain In
fOrce almost sencDg the state press Ia ts Efforts to re-
form abuse or denOunce dishonesty.
Thos. X Beecher lectured before his fellow
citizens In Elmr Sunday the Presidential question,
and after review OF the corruption OF party he ex
pressed confident hope of good from the Cincinnati
Convention He urged his hearers Join their fortunes
with those OF the yet unborn Cincinnati infant, and pro-
fessed his great alth In Ihe pedigree OF us pGtatve
however, in favor OF Gen. Grant for President.
The 25 towns of Westchester County hold
elections to-day for the choice OF town Oicers II is ex
pected that the contest will be unusually exciting The
Republicans last year elected II and the Democrats IL
Supervisors. In addition to nominations previously re-
ported. Citizens Association OF Eastchester nave
nominated VIM. j. ElsterbrOOk, Rep for supervisor;
VIM H. II. Ba arkers, Rep, for Town CLERK; JOhn rec,
Rep for Justice Of the Peace; and Louis A hch Dem,
for Assessor The Democrats Of Rye have nominated
Stephen A. Marshall for supervisor, ana hetmah IL
Marshall for Town Clerk
The German Reform Association of the Xth
Assembly District, Ferdinand Traud presiding, met at
No &C Avenue last evening 70 extend the Organization
in view OF the municipal election, which will follow the
passage OF a City Charter Additional members
mann, fraud Weahner, McWatters. and Gunther. has
called meeting Of delegates OF the German reform
organizations and the republican ASSOCIATIONS Oh the
Tenth, Eleventh. and Seventeenth wards ths evening"
to make arrangements fora mass meeting OF te c'tzehs
OF the With Senate District 10 urge the passage OF the
new City Charter.
correspondent writes from Washington
concerning the Democracy and the passive policy: 81
poled the Democratic side just after the New-Hamp-
shire election, and told that the only obstinate
snirtt was Gen Morgan of Ohio. When saw Gen. Nor
gan however he said that be had been nisreprescnted
nd tbat he was In favor OF David Davis and intended
to support him. and moreover wanted represented
TO he country The better Democrats are not at all anx
iOus to have the Democratic party power under OLD
conditions Men Of enlightenment and progress, Ike D.
e. Cox Marshall and others, want party when VIII De
brought By such movement as the present party, III
rGypO and sympathy with the interests OF the country
as thew are aud which compare In the public arena
as honest upright with any other party which
may exist
Mr.. Summers beliefs and wishes form much
of the staple Of comment in the Regular or
gans There transparent pretense OF ignoring
the weight OF the Senator's opposition TO denomination,
and steady purpose 10 belite the influence " his con-
duct on the drift Of public sentiment. Now, how.
ever the ohagrin and alarm OF the .krgulars" "
breaks against the senator Tie Boston
papers particularly have been slow To believe in Mr.
bur they are now constrained TO admit that he has
burned his ship behind him. and cannot return to the
!. Regular" fold. The paper The Globe. from the
Mn Ground of ultra Independence, says:a This dis
rupon IN the ranks OF the dominant party commenced
p Missouri with few but strong men, and doubtless Mr.
sumner thinks that he therein opportunity nj
once 10 crafty his vindctive feeling toward the Admin
stration and, hope, possibility OF carrying MS
friends him the ranks OF the opposlton ana thus
20 secure what he long hoped for strove for and
lived FOR, the dream Of his exstence-a Presidentlai
n0mn nation.
Thoroughly conversant with the sentiments
OF the West The Cincinnati Commercial discussing the
possibility OF Interference at the Liberal Conventon'
says: TnE EEw-YoRK TRIBUNE need not be IN the
Ia.at aI.rmed AbouL tho plot " the loyal Ro-