, 1873-03-27
POLITICAL.


Sign nj. Municipal Nominations In
Cia,cinnnti.-Tho Ootored Ikepubll-
cans OF New Orleans In UoMnCil-~
Their Crlcs for Moro Patronage.
Spccia. Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI O., March 20.-Tho Republicans
to-dny nominated tho anrne mon for Judge OF the
Superior Court and City Treasurer aa l,ad bcen
nominated by tho Democrats md Liberal lopuh-
licans. Tomorrow thoy will probably nominate
the Bovoral dolegatos to tho Constitutional Con-
vention already nominated by tho other parties.
It is Thought the Lborals, on Friday, will rattfy
tho Democratic nomination for Mayor, It is
erals hayo thrown away n splendid opportunity
for electing tho Mayor, by reaaon Of dlscord and
caroloesncsH.
CLEVELAND, O., March 2o.-Tho Trumbull
Warren to-tay, adopted resolution asking
JamosA. Garfield to resign bis scat in tho House
OF Representatives at Washington, declaring that
By voting for tho retroactive Salary bill ho has
forfeited tho confidence Of hs constitaents:
day nominated r. g.. Davis for Mayor n. e.
Tildon for Judge Of tho Superior Court Thom-
ae Campbell for Prosecuting Attorney, and J..
". Carter for Judge Of tho Police Court.
prominent colored Republicans was hold last
night at st; Jamoa Chapel. Measrs. Antoino,
1ngraham, Brown, Barber, ,Dcstondo, aarri
Allen, Herbert, &n1nh, tsoueflguoz, anu otnoIH,
participated. a seriea Of resolutions were
adopted. Tho first, second, and third lnaorse
Judge Duroll, ". Fl. Hunt, Dookwith, Blleno,
Senator Morton, tho Now Orleans Republican
and and s oempmons @ r. prosdohSf Grant for bis doyo.
tion to Republican principles Tho following
i'tsoirtd, W. declare unfaerng adhesion to tho
principles and doctrines Of tho Republican parity but
confess that cur confidence bus been weakened and
our hopes disappointed in our Congressional deega
aurages have ignored their constituents in considers
nton o patronage, and recognize in the Hon. r D.
the at M
tho pride of his constituents. and ) remarSa.
Illustration Of ifeo institutions aid standing 10
doee conapicuously before tho naion, we aon to him
slccted from Louistana since roconatruction Whose
skrts sro free from aspieen Of frauds and who rcp
SirM-We doeply panied at the failuro 10 accord
Mr. Pnchbach his seat in the United States Senate to
which he has been elected by tho General Assembly Of
ss aGaS II ss
ehe Federal eo1s by tbs pntea sses s
ssnse
fcar that 1t would be impossible under popular revul
ne h1nd IN b1 bs ana
Repnbcanism Oil s othcr to guarantee tho fealty Of
the masaes Of Our people to tho Republican party in
| future.
,sertnth-The roiusa by tho Louisiana Congressional
delegation to givo Mr. Pinohhack and John Roy, two
recognized lenders Of tho Republican party md ita
noted clement Of strength the right Of consultation in
dispensing tho Federal patronage IN Louisiana Nas a
condemnation, which than ahowa TINT our conf.
dence wns misplaced.
EigAh-In Now Orleans nlone thero Is m intelligent
and cultivated population Of color, exceeding tho votes
ontire Of tho whto Republican strength throughout
the State, whose Ropubcanism ID undoubtcd and
questionable who should DO considered and consulted
as representative In tho spensstion Of patron
age at loast equally with our white friends, many Of
whoso aailiation with pazty Ia bounded by oifctn
Nitth-We have just cAuse to gr.ovouay complain oi
tho summary removal from Federal positions, Rince
the election, Of reliable and elcont colorcd mon upon
charges Of after pro.facsed aud sasis
Ttnth1n our theory Q. aoveFnmcnt, the Legislature
pair It's integrity, ronoct upon its character nas,1o itt
prerogatives, compromise out OF Office, through un
duo Of improper inluonce, our representatives lul,
elected Justly alarms us. Tho alleged conduct Of per
sons who elected By tho rcople and returned b,
tbs lcgn Board in placing their rcagnatons in othc
hands subject e!ettes the graves
| by their respective Constituencies