New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-15
POLITICAL NOTES,

Senator MortOn's home organ ailudes 10 Cno
next Governor Of Massachusetts, as tho "coeEJeu a"
Of destiny" That is very unbrotherly.
The Executive Committee of the LABOR ne
form party Of has changed the place Ior
holding the State Convention Of that party Tor inc
nomination of o ticket from Worcester to Lowell Inc
time is fixed ut Aug. 6. f...r
The enemies of reform have made another
effort have the Pensylvania Constitutional Conyen
ton adjourn tlIseptember but happily 1t failed and 1t
Is generally believed that the body will sit until It's
abors are finished Then will be interesting TO see II
the people OF that state are gong TO ALLOW the ~
kinR 10 carry 9ut It's deslsn Vi oeio@e"s '"' "NP'
the amendments -
This sentiment in The Nes-Orleans Times
UemJ Ia undoubtedly entertained by great majority
Of the Southern people to-day: 1.-THE Lost Cause was
the of Slavery. There desire at the heart
OF secession TO destroy the Union but singy to pre-
serve its vital institution in the destruction OF which
they only gloom and misery aud death The storm
has broken and ragged, and Is spent and the elements
subsidized into calm. There Is not man IN me me
South who s man, that would auy more 'o'uAy Law
Slavery restored than the North would
The old style of Governor does not meet the
approval OF The Cincinnati Commercial which pictures
its man as follows: "The lawyers and the politicians,
the soldiers and the staesmenwe have tried Them ana
they not wanted. 1t is in vain TO seek among the
professions for the man after. He ought 10 DE
farmer, culvator Of beef and bacon beans and DUCK
wheat, and corn, cabbages and cucumbers, Win
strong smell of the soil his blouse and the fragrance
OF baryard on his boOtsa far removed from con-
tact with cities and unknown In the precincts o. S0r
houses, whom contractors have not contaminated nor
monoposts manipulated" t
A dispatch from Des Moines, Iowa, says
that at an Anti. Monopoly Convention held there on
Saturday full county ticket was nominated. and dele
gates elected to a State Convention Resolutions were
passed declaring that support should be gwen to
for office who is not in full sympathy with the
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Hes also declaring that the doctrine Of the vested
rights OF railroad corporations, which exempts them
from Legislative control, has place in the jurspru
dence OF free people, demanding reform in the matter
of tho salaries OF public oicers denouncing the back
and demanding political reform and strict economy IN
State and county affairs. The resolutions also invite all
persons to participate IN this nOvement'
The Indiana State Liquor law seems des-
tined create an alarming increase OF that ptable
class OF husbands uDfeengly styled "henpecked.'
provision Of the law makes the lquor-seers respon
sible for the damages caused by the purchaser In
order to escape these penalties the salOonkeepers OF
Bluftown have notified TO ell married women that
they do NOT wish liquor sold TO their husbands all they
have to do is leave at the bars written notice to
that effect. The privilege Ia extended 10 unGar
red woman who have lovers whom they wish to be
kept from the intoxicating cup But this is not all
The sellers have issued permit for the use OF wives
who are wiling their husbands shall drink when and
where they please the wives waving all claim to dam
therefrom. IL is pretty dark outlook for I'M
billing husbands and lovers in Bluown. The bachelors
| aud tho women will have clear field TO themselves
| the law is eniorced-and we hope 1t will be.
A significant omission in the stereOtyped
loyal party platform is thus mentioned by The Bangor
(Me) Commercial: 1t matter Of surprise to the
people Maine that the last Republican Convention ia
this city did not indOrse the administration OF Gen.
Grant. The late Republican State Convention of Iowa
made the same omission. There lis something signh-
cant In this. so far the Maine Convention Is con-
cerned IL oversight. II was deliberate. The
Committee had before them printed copy OF the reso-
buttons the Ohio Republican State Convention holden
at much earlier day, and the second Of that series fully
| Endorsed Gen. Grant. The Maine Committee delber-
atey struck that second resolution At whose sug
gestion aud for what purpose" But more signih-
cant thing is the guarded phraseOOgy which the Iowa
Republicans used when they expressed themselves as
proud of most of the past record OF the Republican
party" One can in that word most wholesome alb
florence Of Credit MObIlier corruption and salary
swindng schemes. It Is most excellent and encOur-
aging sign when the rank and file refuse to swallow all
doses which presented to them under the label Of
/ party"