, 1873-09-01
NOTES AND OPINION.

Election, to-day, In New Mexico, for Delegate
in Congross, Territorial Legislature, etc. Can
didateh for Congress: Stephen 3. Elkins, ADJ
ministration; Joso III. Gallcgos. Opposition.
Sa!ary OF Delegate, accrued since March 1 and
waiting for him, $50.
Election i'll Wyoming Territory tomorrow,
for Legislature, county officers eto.
California, Oh "Wednesday, oleotR a Iogisla-
ture for two years. and tho Legislature will elect
a United States senator for six years. vice Cas-
eorly. whose term expires in 1875. The railroad
interest has pretty thoroughly controlled tho
nominations Of both tho old parties, but thoro
arc Independent tlchota in very many Counties
and the new-party movement oxcitos some inter-
ost IL, oven. 1t does not Threaten to control tho
result.
Tho Pittsburgh Euening Telegraph III.
Beochor Bwoopo9 says Of tho downfall of the
salary -grabbers III tho Democratic State Conyeu-
ton, Aug. 27: Ill our recollection OF Pounsyl-
ynnin politicB, We llaVo not known 30 signal a
robule." And even tho ST. Paul {AIinn.) Press,
defender Of salnry-grabs, makes tLIs remark:
Mr. Congressman Spear, Of Pennsylvania, uns1ouht-
eddy reaizoa now, whut good mnny other Congress-
pay grabbers to keep still III meet1nBs Of tho people.
At the Democratic Convention ut WilAesbarro yester-
day, Mr. Spenr nato most hnntliaug appeal to hts
political friends mot to innipt punishment for his
action In receiving baclpay but without effect, Uo
utmost unanimously refused the Gharpanship OF
the Convention, and cumpulle0 to Withdraw Ills name
to cscnpo further fgno'ntny
Tho South bend Register (foundod by
Schuyler Colfax) Hays to Oliver p. Morton :
Better late than never" 8. @, didn't got any
in tint salary-lift.
Earle 8. Yuu1nanB publishes lotter in the
Winona Republican to BuggeBt that the Ovation.
M Convention Of Minnesota farmers (sopt. y
nominate for State Treasurer Edward ". Dyke,
tile Incumbent, appointed upon tho painful de-.
yolopnleutB of last winter, and oyerslaughod In
the Republican Convention by the same old
ring-maaters who have run Munich md 8eege1
and tho Treasury Rll to destruction. Mr,
Yonlnans hayB:
Tho farmers Of Minnesota have very utto interest IN
tho nationality Of tho candidate for Treasurer ut
ta1ayasa thsy lave profound interest tn Ais tsnesa
for tho position. IN tho candidacy Ut Mr. Dyku they
ttoas in t'a: Of ME as"gss e. Kaswsga' soat.
y ns nothing et s eos.
styo evidence Of the utter Generalization Of tho Nopabu
ea' and Democratic partscs ea'' be offered a tho tacs
that they haY1 coe to bo recognized by rir 1nnlltp
to obtain office, and thereby, either egt!matsy or
| otherwise, to Make money,
tho other dny: ~ hayo boe1l to every poat-
In tho county, aud say to you tue farnors' purity
will touch bottom In but two precincts. Party
llnoa will bo dtawu tighter thus fall t!an ever be-
for tho producers and luborors Of the county,
MoLea,l County (IN.) Anli- -MonopoEtsf. ;,
| --aoma Ut our Democratic friouds arc puzzling
their hoatla to know why 1t ia that certain por-
Sons, molnbers Of tho Republican Court-Houao
Ring, have lately takon 10 muo, lntorest in them;
aud Why tlloy aeen to be 10 eoicltoua in regard
tn tic future wolfaro Of themselves mud their
party-E,inceton (M.) Tribune.