New-York tribune., 1873-04-17

Congress. The candidates ,or the bench are Edwsrd
SEYMOUR and Heorge c. Noodran Oh Ai'n"0'D "-"
The Harrisburg PENN State Journal is not
in favor OF Speaker Blaine for the next Presidency n we
may Judge from che tone Of the following remarks rhe
effort TO puff Speaker Blaine into vast notoricS as 'he
OF times, mas about II 700 innoh vi Ono
management which disgraoes 30 mneh VI AineroAh
politics. Mt Blaine has his strong points-out ne ' ue
agogue nevertheless and yrant, whenever he can act
tho . ,tbout injury To his person TO his prospects,
As parliamentaran. Mr. Blaine IA success put that
neither pro him TO bo statesman nor uSs MN 10 Do
a President"
II il very easy to dsOwn responsibility. AS
soor as the Crescent City Republican Club in NewOr
leans heard OF the frghtful and murderous affair In
Grant Parish OF it proceeded TO pass resolution
After increasing in the most orthodox and approved
manner 1t took occasion n resoluO1) to "repudiate
any afation or connection with the rioters. whatever
might be their object design" All these repudiators
have been warm supporters of the Administration and
Of the majority in Congress- TO the mbeclity Of which
the desperate state OF nhiirs in Louisiana IL
may be nice 10 pass resolution after massacre
but 10 remains all the same the pitu result
OF the ieebes public policy which any country has ever
known.
The example of the Credit Mobilier says
Germantown (Pa) newspaper. appears to find imitl
tors" This aproDos Of the of the Markett.
railway" Germantown aforesaid. Now hear the state
ment OF the aforesaid newspaper, which IS When two
gentlemen fatty contradict another, under OATH the
testimony OF each being corroborated by another person.
10 is difficult TO arrive at the conclusion that there Is
a he somewhere, and lie under oath leaves an ugly
name" It will not. however II things 90 on rs they
gone We have made large strides towards rem
derng perjury respectable The disreputapiiy-
thanks to th0se who have sworn themselves BLACK IN
this behalf has been taken cut of The onense Really
how people are 10 be sworn N future In way to set
the truth out of them, is more then we know.
Gov. Hendricks of Indiana has published a
letter concerning recent rumors about him, in
which he says; My visit 70 Washington had nothing
whatever TO with political matters and while there
had less conversation IN relation 20 parties and party or
carnations than at any former visit 70 thar city have
expressed hope, which earnestly entertain, that all
VINO sincerely desire thorough reform in the public
service shall together restore integrity and
economy that service and place public authority once
more upon constitutional basis. How this be best
accomplished whether through existing organiza-
ton by movement introducing new elements should
be carefully considered, ana tue action OF the Demo
cratic LIBERAL and Reform elements IN the states VIII
probably suggest the best general action. believe
large majority OF the people desire change III the Ad
mnistratiOn, and the practical question is now they
shall come together with view TO that end"
The Cincinnati Times and Chronicle does not
take kindly 10 the suggestion by THE TRIBUNE that
Gov. NOyes OF Ohio is likely to be rcnominatcd with
the understanding that he will be sent TO the United
States in place Senator Thurman. 1t does not
doubt that people Of Ohio disposed to reflect the
Governor but says it will be with the understanding
that such election be accepted in good fith," and
calls for IN explicit and authorized declaration on the
subject before the nomination Is made 1t adds, with
suggestion OF vinegar its We venture 70 say
that the Republicans OF Ohio viii consent TO 90
through with an idle ceremony like that performed in
behalf of GOV Oglesby Illinois. last year. for the
benefit OF any hvIng. There s such scarcity ot
FL men fcr tho SenatOTsp In this state 10 make such
buresq the ballot at all necessary There We're
practice Administration politicians that would not DO
safe preoQdents.
The L6aUeRW0rth (Kansas) Commercial Demo
cratic) expresses the most hearty confidence IN ex
Senator Caldwell who has Just returned to his con-
stuents The reception accorded him by citizens Of all
parties Il considers abundant evidence "that they be-
eved Ia him and in his nuOce4oc Of anything wherein
the law the country the teachnge Of right had
been violated" The Commercials theory OF the Caid-
well case IS that the Radical party desired victim
after the dlsrepute into which their wLtewashine
schemes had brought them. and certain Of Radi-
cal successor TO Mr. Caldwell in Kansas that the first
bone OF contention in the struggle Tor the leadership Of
the Senate between 0rtOn and C0nkling Caldwell
and tie tact Of the former carried the day and over
threw Caldwell" Nj. Thomas Carney, who was Cald-
els accuser has not the other hand, kndled the
Leavenworth people o an enthusiasm OF fondness for
himself Ue is mentioned IN the article referred 70 as
the veriest scamp that brought dlScredt upon
Kansas the meanest shyster that ever swtnded
cheated city. BY profession berayer or me
most solemn trusts traitor the hOhest friendships,
friends his town, and himself for mean considera-
ton