The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

Il,
The New YORK FoSt says uie iast
meeting was gathering OF !, the Grant iac-
ton, nothing more. wen, y was q.1.e a
good-slzed ana respectaoie iactioh, 70 say
the ieast.
"A Michigan Liberal declares tnat ms
brethren IN that quarter Wouia not STAND
Judge DAVIS nomlnatlon.h lact, Two
thirds OF them would prefer urane, as
choice OF evils.
A correspondent Of the Oxford (Mass.)
Democrat, who travels about the State,
says sI have vet to see the first Trum-
bull-Greeley man in Maine, who has been
q Republican,"
The Cincinnati Times regrets to see tine
| abilities wasted on an effort to bring out
Chalss Francis Adams as PRESIDENTIAL
candidate, and says ne cannot be nomlna-
| ted at any convention.
ceiyed a letter from Paris congratulatlng
him upon his election, signed by General
Schenck, Minister Washburne, Caleb Cush-
ing, VIM. M. Evarts, and other Ameri-
cans. e
THE New York Ereui,,o Post. in spite
| &c ~ T ;harsi;stn ;s ohl;ced IN cav that the
/ 1,cko of of thn RannhlpQn NOT,pr lyl-
st;tnto st,naot;no Is on tbe whole tbe
hest most respectable. and most infiuen-
| t;aI commended hv any partisan meeting
within I our recollection.u
- IL Iettar - .tho Rolt;moro a,ne,.co,
Nj Samuel R. Smith a member Of tbe
KantncEv Rennblican State Central Com
m;ttee saws uWe expect. if the Demo-
cratic Marty makes no nomination, TO carry
| Kentucky for Grant as between ounsi Re-
nnbl;can candidates nut forth by the Gin
| r;nnat; Convention and tbe pbiladelphia
| Canvent;on thousands Of old-line Demo.
cyats would not vote at ali in such a con-
t,st y ~ ~
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-oiA penny poillic'ans ~ ICY 10Y ano'
corner Oh tne country sre stlivlils iol ialhc
py having their names anl9liiceu ~ "a .ie
newspapers as si'lns III an M aulelcnoe " '1o ~
olnclnnau oohseitlon: III !. = aiiiuslns ~
rean INA. oliil.i - oi'tis.oMi,i .is - iom onn.
OF Drowhss,iie, inlol'n wy woiu r.,,N ~ ~
types tnae they arg sohls " ioiioM ~ .ie ie,.u
Oh that pure pairio. ochull oiiioliinas', iils
I puI an iglioial. ;., pao,o can at.n no,p asA Y.
never - m heard Of these great reformers before.
hut their names are paraded with such show
aad a,,,,bos;c that II Is hard In believe that
t,ar arp ,,,,t graat man nation banps
in eny;ous eInectancy To behold the flashes
Of =, ] the;r gen;,s and the glow of their
ua,r;ot;su ~ o hv the banks Of the OHIO on
tha f;rSt of Nav PiYsJuyo Dispafck.
w ~ M. pea..,,, p;,ot dr;sh C.thoI;c, has
Ine pos.on gGs asana.,,, i;n o; ~ ,ni;,;oaI laI
~ arucle inns "eem usos hat 't i;on i e
situaEloh, ailu paluoui ,11 mna. i,,O a., y th;s 4;
Dest ior tne irisl a yo.els " toiiow ~ Il i,,
pohe u says me a,o saiu - sIy ms wa, !.
is not mat oi tns Mlaiis NePuni.oai. L1i ~ ~
may pe 'i,aI ., hueia. ~ nepaolrsadd Wrads ~. W.
oouoI II y pe 'naI Vi ,.io riev 80
nocIacy ail9 ~ iiash va s,ios. u 'iaroe noe
u DC that oe ci l,e Lapor helorlieis. lol
our part, we leei tlia1 iue new elenie,,ss
that nave come my ponilcs, anu ar com,
ing IN every uay, snoulu 1o .ne ogleo's s;, ~
considerauon py every class =, c'.l1ens'
no matter now lfienaly par.les nave 2 el
m years zone ~, ltloss inu5 S'asp ~ ,;a'
interests .hey snould oe alioMsu ~ a,Ji aaII.d
Denlocft anu ncpu1iosl ain are oa,rs
upon nom 70 sim ~, ina, n;,t u'I H. fnrnoa.
ana asiee ~ oae ssa ~, ,t', ),
''on =, : p1le anu poweiisi ~ soss.'. J. =,