New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01

by the people at large and who wish TO practice
successfully would DO wise to Keep dars aoOu' 'H'"
cal purpose.
A special dispatch from Frankfort, KY, last
night saws The Democrats will hold State COnven-
ton, tomorrow, to nominate candidate for state
Treasurer. Delegates arriving slowly ana Du' tIe
enthusiasm manifested Il is probable tnat James W:
Tate che present incumbent, will be nonhna'eu "nou
opposition.
Here is the latest Presidential ticket for
1876. The Detroit Free Press offers It; "Weat nue.
ticket this would be- Colfax and Butleri Credit Mo-
ber and Salary steal! Surely the Republicans VIII not
throw away this chance Of coming out sqnareiy ana
fairly In vndicatiOn OF two suoh Vlie} uauuceu men
as schuyler COlfax and Benjamin r. Butlef'
The Utica Observer addresses this somewhat
direct question the senior senator OF New York We
are waiting patiently 10 hear from the Hon. Roscoe
Connc on the subject OF the back pay plumber. Since
his burst of eoauence in regard to those gentlemen who
had written their in the purple testament OF
bleeding war; Senator has preserved unhappy
silence Is It his purpose 70 POCKET $OOO OF the money
stolen outright from the peopeP
Representative HOratiO c. Burchard of Hi
nois who opposed the Salary bill in all lis forms. has
written letter explaining his action with regard 10 his
back pay He says he considers that man who can
cOncenousy the increased pay for the last
Congress cannot do for the next when elected before
The passage Of the bill, as is the case with himself He
proposes to hold his back pay until the XLId Congress
snail have decided what action Il VIII take upon the SUI
jeCt II repeats the increase, he Will decline the Dae
pay; otherwise he Will accept IL.
Speaking Of ex-senator Harlan's denial that
no received $4,000 from the Kansas Pacific Railroad
Company, The Cincinnati Ga-eHe says: "The original
statement which appeared 10 The Gazette that Mr. Fey
said Pittsburgh that the railroad company paid Har
Ian $1,000 prepared 20 prove by an irreproach
able witness Further than this have nothing 70 say
except that stockholder in the road who resident
OF this city and whose word Is good for anything be
might saw informed that when he attended meetings
of the propretors of the road az ST. Louis he frequently
met Harlan at the meetings and he has often inquired
what business he had there
The Governor and Council of New-Hampshire
met at Concord Tuesday TO count the vote cast for
Congressman IN the State election There Will be no
change IN the vote already reported in the s and IlId
Districts The returns for the lid District were found TO
rive the election 20 Hon. Austin F. Pike by seven
pluraty. At the request OF the Governor and Council
persons we're heard the question Of correcting the
election returns errors in favor OF the Hon. > " Bell
having occurred as declared Ward Five, in Manchester
and In Hopkinton the correction Of which would give
Mr. Bel plurality II is SAID Of IS. The power OF the
Governor ana Council 20 behind the records OF VOues
i'm tine several the district was discussed AT great
length and the Council adjourned without coming 70
decision Yesterday, the subject was renewed, ana IL
a finally decided ~ refer the subject 10 inc supreme
Judicial Court.