New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
POLITICAL RO.'ES.

The refusal of Senator Thurman and the
ultra Democrats on Ohio join the Liberals am follow
the lead of the Al Ten County Democrats, has given
new importance TO III Liberal Mass Convention which
TO meet at Columbus the 9Oh inst and both Of the
old parties now ntr guing 20 control ft and thus
destroy its influence he Liberals. however, thor
Ougy understand their Sttion, and seem determined
10 Keep the convention in "a elr own hanus
The ottce-seeling maDla appears to be cpl
demieai In Iloga County Penn NIhere IS ohenn TO DO
eieoted anu eight candidates running Tor the place
With what guso the successful competitor would
duty demanded, hang his seven rWalsl We are not
sure That Toga County woud lose much by the opera
ton evenh the hangmsn himself should afterward sui
cidaly take his own physc. For the vest. how com
portable must county be the voting population of
which Is Spit INTO eight factionsi How pro motive
TINS oelageha hght be Of charity friendship and good
neghprhoodl II each candidate could aoI u to print
perfect.
Gen. Beauregards address to the people Of
LOUISIANA, advising union between the whites and
DlacKs If stirring mp tremendous storm among abe
more extreme OF the Southern newspapers. They de-
nounce him IN the bitterest terms for recommending
nothing less than mscegenaon and declare that no has
sounded nis political this attempt regenerate
the state. Tho Louisville COurierJOur7ldI is much
ealmer than some Of its hotterheaded cotemporares
but it takes exception to the address in this way The
address undoubtedly open and manly declaration
OF convictions which, whether worthy OF adoption or
not, emanate from yirtuOus aud patriotic man We
must utr rom the philosophy and wisdom OF his views
because we believe that IL earned TO their logical
clusions they would ultimately produce greater and
more widespread evils than those which he TO
remedy"
Texas seems to be agltated with the political
squab0e which has become inevitable feature in the
elections IN nearly all OF the Southern States The Fed
eral oficehoders in quarrel with their party
Governor Both the factions arc now represented in
Washington and special from that city says they
awaiting return Of the President In order TO present
their cases. though what the President has to do with
the business Is hardly apparent The oiceholders
SAID 70 be In favor OF supporting the proposed Demo
cratic candidate FOR Governor, exGOv. ThrockmortOn.
GOV Davis asks that the President shall the OBJ
nOKOns Onccr and promises return for the FAVOR 20
release Satanta and Big Tree. 10 Is significant com
mentary upon political condition that the name Of
the President appears connection with reports VI sueh
bargains and sales between local politicians.
The Ring organs in Pennsylvania are laying
their plans the adoption by the people OF that
state Of the for reform which the COnstitu
tional Convention has devised The HayTisbhrg Tes-
graph the organ OF Simon Cameron declares that the
amendments doomed. and The Pittsburgh CONNER |
caI echoes the dictum OF its follows THE
adjournment to Philadelphia the death Of the new
Constitution Ever that fatal mistake blunder has
succeeded bunder and the batch Of notions whatever
may be, that is finally submitted to the people, will be
vetoed by them We can better afford live few years
longer under the old Constitution than take the
dose The verdict OF the jury already
made up Perhaps the verdict, be OF another kind,
however than the Ring expects. The people have been
trampled upOn for = long while. and Il almost time
they scored verdict for themselves.