New-York tribune., 1873-06-13
POLITICAL. NOTES.

There is great joy in Massachusetts. The
Iorature at O'Clock last evening, adjourned sine die
The election for Judges, of the Superior
| Court in Cleveland Ohio Tuesday resulted in the
choice OF the full Republican ticket The vote was un-
| usually light
The municipal election in Norwich, Conn,
on Tuesday last resulted in almost complete victory
for the Democrats that party electing the Mayor,
| CITY Treasurer Sherfs all Of the Aldermen, and q
| large majority OF the Common Council. Tho Repub-
! licans elected tho City Clerk
Aplan for remOdelng the judicial system of
the state is before the Ohio Constitutional Convention 1t
oboishes the District Courts and provides for a su-
perjor Court q Circuit Supreme Court Common Pleas
Probate and Justices OF the Peace Courts The Superior
Court is consist OF ten judges to hold its sittngs in
the cities Of Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland. The
Circuit Supreme Court is 10 DO presided over by judges
from the Supreme bench.
| A dispatch from Little Rock, Ark, says
1t having been rumored that Mr. Brooks he Liberal
candidate for Governor at the last eec0nl would issue
n proclamation declaring himself Governor a reporter
of The Gazette called upon him and received from him
statement that there foundation whatever for
organize or attempt set up State Government
beyond the rumOrs he had heard"
A very sensitive body is the lower house of
the Connecticut Legislature. Numerous copies OF q
newspaper containing article which spoke in most
dsrespecfu way OF OF the Committees having been
circulated among members, resolution passed
unanimously directing tbeipages to distribute docu-
ments OF any kind in the House until the same had been
pronounced proper the perusa the members by the
Speaker It wonder the shad-eaters did Mt restrict
themselves from reading the offending newspaper for
all time to come. II would not have Deen BIT more
silly.
There is q new name for the mighty power
when saves great parties and mods so easily public
will. The Philadelphia Press calls it extraneous nfu-
ence" ana says is already making itself felt in
two districts Of Pennsylvania where candidates for the
next Legislature have been put forward Most OF the
districts Of Pennsylvania ought 70 be tOeraby familiar
with this sort Of cectOneerng for they have had an OPP
porunity 20 witness its potency q good many times
heretofore To the gentlemen who are furnishing the
Influence The Press saws It's authors hdd best de-
sist This above all other years Is not the one IN which
the counting out OF fairly nominated candidates VIII be
tolerated"
Massachusetts newspapers are recovering
from their first panic Gen. Buffers threat TO
ture the GOyernOrship by storm, and pluckng up
courage TO resist him. The Boston Journal bravely
says: A" The Republicans Of Massachusetts are not
alarmed about the Fan campaign Gen. Butler has
strength, doubt and he is politician who under
stands the OF handling party machinery but he Is
not nominated yet aud the chances that he will not
be- If the bone and Of the party take hold Of the
work His salary swindle has not advanced his pros
poets, and though ne ntmidates small politicians by
assuring that ne never Orgets his friends seldom
his enemies there evidence that the reign OF terror
which ne seeks to initiate weighed at it's proper value
and will DC barren of results"