New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

The WASHINGTON Chronicle says The Con-
necticut election is likely to be unduy influenced by
local considerations" Why unduly" II happens to
DE local election What other considerations occur TO
The Chronicle proper 70 influence ut
The Boston AdrertiSer speaks Of politicians
who are such from sheer ncapacity be anything use
full or from repugnance all industrial occupations
This line of remark will never do The gentlemen who
RIM MIR poitcs and are allowed manage the political
newspapers by committees, w&e taking Onense shortly
This recommendation from The Springfield
ReDjlieaf viii meet with very general approval: Mr..
Berch should make Judge Poland an honorary tiemen-
her OF his society or az least send him medal ana
complimentary letter II isn't every man, even among
the humane VINO would take so muth uouDIe ia H0P
lame dogs over stIe.'
With hardly an exception, the Administra-
on press declares that the greatest sin IN the Credit
uobier business was much IN receiving the sf
ductve stock denying that reception ne Fror'-
6see Journal calls TINS an astonishing alule ia We
Tcifv" but % nevertheless comucnds the Poland re-
port which saws nothing al ut H. bHi tleu, 4, wac
. campaign SANDER when ihey dehSu To "H'o' %
course alters the case
We do not quite understand why the Ad-
minstraon press should denounee Col YORK OF Kansas
40 vigorously He il not Democrat OF a'L'oera OF
even a boter. He is Republican IN good standing III
, Marty and the senator whom he helped elect against
Pomeroy is also a Republican. But the Administration
newspapers denOuDcing hin a. 7heah IuIoiimeI;
calling him bv the worst of names. They Will get him
into an untnendly frame OF NINA presently ana V"oH
The Boston Transcript has fallen into indls-
Greet ats Speaking Of Of the recent acts OF the
massachusetts legislature 10 SAYS The present u an
upf,yora5le time for the exhibition Of public Pharsee
ism Too many men OF prominence have fallen Who
claimed 10 be purer than puhicans,' and the larger
part Of the diseraced are sorry to say are repIo
rsns Consequently the popular mind is MOI ~ recrp-
i've mood for cant ANA hypocrisy upon any su'pt'.
bat.OeveT" The Transcript s one OF me rev AdlllL
ration papers that lately heard something drop
The Philadelphia Press pleasantly auudes TO
al, unsrjous PENNSYLVANIA Senator as the nOary chiei
nj poItcal cOrruptiOmsts-thc original deDaucher OF
Legislatures" aud calls for visitation OF Pablo scorn
mon men ike him as well upon comparatively IN
,o.rt men like Mr. COlfax." 1--WE are IL says, ~
f NJ 4 ceaseIess war upon the epidemic Of corruption
which is threatening swamp Republican institutions
M m NJ universal dis gus: but let the WORK Oh puulsh-
mani ,eglu with the principal Oh'l'I IobDc ~.
-,,,-fo. I'M Congress- who, ln connection WIN IoDp1
,geufs ulau campaigns against me lIcaeul9 anu '1
FOR themselves the non 'hAIe' .
In the Democratic Convention at hartioru'
the other dav a delegate sad the Democrats Of Ms 70" u
had intended 10 nominate our former sandard-Dear
er" but "a he declined they looked UNANIMOUSLY 70
gentleman whom he described as that gallant ana e'o4
trusted old leader, that thricehonored Ola
Of tine party, who never hnches from dnly. AH'7o
things are believed be complimentary IN 1he same
Convention Nh. Gallagher Of New Haven SAID ne A"'"
nothing about contingencies but 10 any candidate hAh'u
Wus llty nominated, tn 0d warhOIrr Wodid ~ ,
the harurfi aud brave. from Euheld 10 GrcenWc lHa
would be u 'ch unusual spcotaC!c W DC So'u 'oi al