New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Dix has signed the Supply bill, the
New York Supplemental Charter, and the Deficiency
bin.
At a Republican caucus at Augusta, Me-,
on Saturday to choose delegates the State Convention
from that city, full delegation chosen IN favor Of
Col. James NJ. Stone for Governor.
A large meeting of farmers and laborlng
held at shelbyville, Ind, on Saturday Several
addresses were made, and resolutions condenning the
salary grab railroad mOnopOlies and moneyed ars-
tocracy were unanimously adopted.
Congressman j. A. Barber of Wisconsin,
who was bestatDg about the disposition of Lis back
pay being ain doubt whether 10 be a fool kuave,'
has by returning the its only
rightful place. the United States Treasury.
The women of Rochester in favor Of female
suffrage, held meeting in that city, recently aud
adopted constitution forming a society, TO be called
the Women Taxpayers Association" whose purpose
shall be to protest against taxation without represent
aton and TO test the validity OF laws governing women
without their consent"
Kansas seems to have superabundance of
the stuff Senators made Of Among the many candi
dates mentioned for Cadwells vacant seat are Gov Q
borne, Judge Lowe, l. g. Kalloch, James NJ Harvey,
Lieut.. Gov Slower, lsidney Clarke, and James D.
snoddy OF course the greatest ornament Of Kansas
politics s. c. POmerOy, that victim OF foul conspiracy
Is also candidate.
In a recent card published in the Oregon
that he chang his from Hppe and also that he
deserted his wife, On these points he says: without
concedng that is the right of any TO demand that
should lay my domestic affairs before the world, sim
ply state that misfortune in respect TO these relations
was the sole cause OF my in leaving my native
State; and aver that and justified, not only
in my own mind in the course pursued but also far
as aware, in the opinion Of all candid persons well
acquainted with the facts"
This is a very unpleasant rumor which is tel
egraphed from Washington to the Western newspapers
1t asserts that one Of the household organs Of the Ad
nisraon has had its capital stock increased by 0O
that amount being advanced by the friends of Asso
Cate Justice Of the Supreme Court on condition that the
organ keeps the Justices name prominently before the
public as candidate for the Presidency in 1876 Tie
fortunate organ has been peculiarly bitter against indie
pendent newspapers recently. Doubtless the absence
of all principle in itself leads IL TO hate an the more Wig
OrOuy the assumption Of honesty by It's cotemporarles
A timorous organ recently charged that
there was dlabocal conspiracy among the editors Of
the independent press 10 ruin the Republican party
In response to this awful assertion The Cincinnati Com
rnerciql has the audacty to remark: owe shouldn't
wonder II telling the ruth about 1t will kill that
party we intend that it shall die II is our impression,
however that the persistent refusal OF the Democratic
party TO be buried will keep sufficient vitality in the
Republican party TO it several years. Both the
great partiesthe Republican and the Democratc-are
abOmnabe. So long as both remain, there Is Dut
chance lOI CuOICe VI e'IIs
The millennium is about to receive tremend-
GUS hurryng up. There is man in Lafayette Ind, who
is going to DO the business for US in way that will
astonsh the old foges OF he is going TO start
paper Its name is The Sege and here are few things
he proposes to do: "To stop the importation and man
ufacture as well the sale and Of hquor 70 break
down all monopoies bring about the repeal Of lax d
vorce laws regain for the family the healthfu influence
1t should exert in social system; substitute arbra
ton for war promote universal love strengthen the
moral attributes OF the Government enforce home
economy establish nOn-sectaTan school system sup
press political parusanship; supersede selfish political
economy by more philanthropic plan, and defend
labor against capita And all OF this done
by SIMPLY paying 81 year. Truly, the press is mighty