New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

w. 5. Pride, a correspondent of The WI
miHgton Every Evening. has been expelled from the
Delaware House OF Representatives by large majority
fer critiosing certain before Legislature
Both branches of the Michigan Legislature
have adopted a resolution urging upon Congress the
construction Of ship canal from some point on the
eastern shore Of Lake Michigan to point Lake
Erie or Lake huron.
There is great inquiry for the name of the
member OF Congress who sent his back pay 70 the
science fund, with request that his name remain
known. The only who is entirely above suspicion
in the matter the member from Essex County Mass.
The Massachusetts Senate rejected, yesterday,
ali amendments and accepted by vote OF q TO the
adverse report of the Committee the petition Of John
G. Whittier and others for annung reconsiderng the
Sumner Resolutions passed last session. The House has
already done the same thing 80 that the matter Is now
finally settled.
The defeat of the prObilitOry or local option
temperance Pennsylvania is accounted for
in two first that the prohibition too sweeping,
including malt liquors, ale and lager beer which the
people not ready yet TO banish and second because
upon the whole thought be quite the thing
70 invite al the world 10 grand industrial exposition
and forbid their taking social drink on the ground.
The Hon. w. p. Sprague, member of Con-
from the XVIII ONO District voted against
the increase OF salary publishes the following card
The AcCOHneiisviAe lOhiOD Herald: You may inform
the public that do not propose 10 appropriate TO pr
vate the OF money voted increased salary
back paw for the XLIId Congress- but will il 10 be
the Treasury OF United States devoted
70 the relief OF the taxpayers OF my district"
They have queer politics in Kansas. The
Republican candidate for Mayor of Topeka is Major
Thomas J. Anderson, who mixed up IN the Caldwell
case. d was nominated because they honest
and upright administration of the city government"
Whereat The Leapcnt0Orfh Times says: "Tbere is no
shame Topeka" which reads like the first line Of
hymn. II says the belief is that "TOm Ander
added perjury 20 the crime Of buying OF
the Legislature with Caldwers money" The perjury
business seems 10 be quite brisk IN Kansas.
The Administration organ published at Ian
caster Penn quite ubilsut the enforced resgna
ton Of MI Caldwell. which. it thinks. proves that
the great Republican party possesses the element Of It's
publication and that when 1t accidentally ropes IN
an unworthy member, matter what his power or
position may be- Just his unwOrthiness is dis
covered that moment are measures taken to rid the
party OF him" When IL accidentally ropes in
worthy member" Is exceedingly goOd-One Of those
phrases a could SIT II the gallery OF the United
states Senate and muse on for days at a time.
The Minneapolis Administration organ thinks
the Republican party ought keep in power during
the remainder of this century" and says cit If it
chooses carry scepter Of popular favor into the
twentieth century" Could anything be more encOur-
agingl II says also with great force aud hueney that
as in nature beauty IS excusefOr being in
politics the existence of successful party proof that
At has legitimate work 20 do" This sweet pretty, be
side being logical Beauty like political parties and
Credit MOber stock, Is always put by nature where II
viii do most good.