New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

Newspapers of all parties in Connecticut
unite in prasng the inaugural message of GOV Inger-
eo.
The Ne,V- Orleans Herald is the name of a
Newspaper recently established in that city. In politics
1t ia opposed to the Kellogg usurpation.
In the recent municipal elections in Indiana
The Democrats carried indianapolis Lafayette, Laporte
Richmond and several other cities hitherto Republican
Contrary to general belief, Mr.. A. Nj. Craig,
The Farmers candidate Tor Judge Of the Supreme Court
IN the WITH Illinois District has accepted the nomination
The Cincinnati Commercial says: The State
pf Ohio to enter the lobby Washington with 200
rash hand to plead for the payment of the Morgan
raid claims The raid is TO be transferred 10 Washing
tOn. 1t is raid upon the Treasury. Morgans raid was
light Amusement compared with this"
Before its adjournment the Delaware Legis-
lsture passed series Of resolutions condemning the
policy Of the Administration in interfering with affairs
bn louisiana and closing follows "In obedience to
D Of duty to the people represent we hereby
Eoemny protest against the action of the Executive
branch Of the Federal Government the people Of
louisiana and express TO the people Of that state as
bware their effort TO maintain their just rights against
bsurpatiOu, despotsm and tyranny"
! 1t is asserted by Gen. BOynton of The Gin
rinnah Gasee that Senator Cameron placed at the
bead OF the Committee Foreign Relations only
on that he resign immediately after his appointment;
khat once elected the distinguished Of his party
ubborply refused TO keep his part Of the agreement
ind has consequently remained there to the present
kime. These statements Gen. Boynton says well
enoRn and can easily be proved While all honest men
eegret that the position which Charles sumner so ably
piled has been disgraced most people Will unite In
paying that the party leaders rightly served for
btOOpinR 70 such contemplate trickery
Here is another protest against receiving
Stolen money The Montpelier Freeman says We hope
sincerely that the next Legislature Of our
State shall meet bill win be passed directing the State
reasurer 10 return the four thousand and odd dollars
Ghe salary grab turned him by Justin s.
Morrill, We believe that will be done. If the sum is
accepted and placed with tho funds Of the State every
citizen is made q sharer, will he mill he in the coolest
and most audaciOus theft Of the age Senator Morrill, Is
Of too clean conscience take the benefit Of the
plunder 10 himself and we have no doubt he Will find
1s constituents at least as honest and that will
fuse 90 take what they can get Of the steal"
Maine Republicans are apparently little
hpprebehsiye about their next State election The Ban
Or Whg and Courier the party that this is oil
gear politics. that consequently the party whip
will not De Obeyed with such alacrity IL was last Fall
Furthermore IL tells them that Credit Mober revea-
tOns the salary grab and other like scandals have
wrought deep impression among the Masses and that
zhere Il a strong disposition hold the Republican
party responsible the dominant organization from
(which was expected than from the Democracy -
at calls upon the State Convention TO consider well these
saets aud 70 select Of spotess reputation upon
whom the party unite Such man, it thinks, is the
Hon. Edward Kent, formerly Governor and now Just
HetlriBg from the supreme Bench. With such candi-
oate, the same journal thinks, the old cry OF How
SaAiDe weat Tor Gov. Kent" could be revived.