New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Connecticut newspapers are talking about
the prospect OF having GOV Jewell IN the Cabinet IN
place Of either Boatwen Ro0esOn. Creswell There
are looking In the Cabinet than Gov Jewell
The N,c- HaUen Palladium says the three
Democratic Congressmeu IN New-Hampshire got in two
years ago by Guke" and that they had to be renon-
mated though none Of them distinguished himself ID
any way"
TIE Miners Journal (POttsville, PENN thinks
speaker Blaine wiz 10 for the next President be-
etn-e he appointed q Committee OF Ways and Means
that reduced the duty pig iron The Journals favor
it5 Eiibu 3. Washburne.
Some of the papers are trying to make the
Hon John J. Patterson Of South Carolina, who has
lately bought into the United states Senate, unhappy
bv rVItaR him with paving $4,000 for his seat when
DOcgory OF Florida got IN for $50
The Concord N. H. Monitor attributes the
falling of IN the Republican in that state 20 the
quiet canvass the nclement weather, oyercOnhdence
ana The suicidal action OF the saiaryrObbers IN Con
gress. It l. gratifying 70 know what dd u.
Some of the Republican newspapers are crit
feis.Dg Judge wm. Z Minor, who has been nominated
Congress By the Republicans Of the Iyh Connecticut
D.trict fOr accepting the nomination while holding the
oace of Judge. The point seems 70 he well iaken
Tie AlbaRv Euening journal is quite encOur
aged by ths NewHampshire election which. 1t says is
"a substantial and gratifying triumph Of the Republ
eau party. It is in Albany, then. that the missionary
who % gets DacK his mar returns thanks lof " sub
stsDtial 1Dd gratifying collection
pubcan success in the coming election but says:
Uuquestionably faith Of Repubheaus in their Con
gress,OnAl leaders is greatly shaken We're new Gin
convention, uncontrolled by party hacks 70 start
for genuine reform, We Judge that II might
swoep be country"
The Provideace Press says if Connecticut is
70 he Republicans credit will be due Hon
est Joe Havley" and his outspOken, manly course in
Congress To adds: Reform the word. In the party,
u out OF party If we must, but reform at al
Gusts and hazards OF party organization That Is the cry
Of the hour and u Wll be enect0aI'
The Boston Transcript thinks there was "a
rather sale" in the matter Of the election OF
NJ Boutwell, to the Senate. IN which the filing Of other
important Offices the future consideration Its
meaning trhe obscure out not impossible that the
ned through the increase Of salaries.
Tie Hartford Post discussing the increase
Of saares remarks under the law. about 5000
IN mileage Oregon Senators saved but questions
t eEPedency Of paying all the rest $500 apiece IN or
der 20 the saving The journal inquiries, VIII
hned eyebrUws, why members OF Congress never pay
railroad There's nOlaw against asking hard ques-
hoas. Gp Cnl
TIE Worcester Spy is not quite clear about the
resolutions adopted the other dsy, by the Convention
winch rsnomnated Gen. HawleY for Congress. TEE
Tribune has praised them, and though The Spy sees
nothing Objectionable IL them II Is quite sure that the
praise Of TIL TRIBUNE is not safe for asonnd Repu6h-
GA constitution The Soy IS prehistoric 20 lts Iasies
aud pseoz1ic N its politics. Dut It's umldity 10 reaily
quite touching
Newspaper speculations and predictions some
times read curOusy enough after the event. This is
what Connecticut Journal said Of the Massachusetts
6eaai0rsl election the 17h inst: II remains 70 be
seen how many Of those who scattered upon HOsr,
Whiting aud Others Will ion the Dawes column out
0 antpatay 70 Butler Butler control the LOring
men be will win the fight" Pleasant reading that must
D. Tor toe General Not a word, you see, OF the
nan who really had the largest pile
The number of defalcatiOns and ether short
c0mngs among State officials is becoming alarming
The latest from Minnesota. A former State
Treasurer proved defaulter the OF ti2oOO
HIS suooessor the present incumbent recovered the
aDogDt from the bOndsmen defaulter concealing
the whole matter. The State have suffered
loss and toe present Treasurer Is thought have
psryerted any Of the money 70 ais use The Lees-
ature has. however, passed resolution asking him 20
resgn which be has plaeidly declined 10 DO commit
tee has been appointed 70 impesch him at the Bar Of the
senate FOR corrupt conduct OF crimes ana INSIDE
nesnOrs in Ofee.H the Ofense seeming 10 CONSIST Iu al
lowing defaultng Ofncer "a escape punishment by
c0Boeshng nls crime
The cordial receptions accorded by their
netrbb9rs almost simultaneously 70 Schuyler Colfax
aud Oakes Anes bother The Nation not little On the
theory that these demonstrations proof Of innocence
a IL puzzled about how 70 reconcile them, as the people
Of Eastou II SAYS are Just upright pious and pat
rioc as The people OF South Bend aud as, II Ames s a
'uiodsl statesman Colfax s q great rascal aud vice
versa TOT rest Of the community plunged in peFpie1y
By these testimonials some ghst ike that created by the
pr40toe OF singing Te DsuRs over battles by hostile
sxaiss Tie Only way We ka06 VI avoiding EAS Der