New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

TIE election of Judge jeremiah 5. Black to
The United States Senate los the Pennsylvania D mo-
Gratis would. the opinion of The Philadelphia Press
reunte the Republican party and entirely ruin the De-
mOcracy.
A list of back-Dav grabbers elected to the
XLIvth Congress. Including the name OF Smith y,
IT, OF New-York Is passing around the press This Is
incorrect Mr. E. returned his back pay to the United
States Treasury
Whew! How the organs do kick Judge
Dure now that he has ued aui there Will be no in
parchment with DANCER OF ugly facts coming TO hight
few months ago there scarcely al organ in the
country that darat o. raise It's voice agnSt him The
organ business Is q u0U.e and eleyAtiug occupation
Tennessee Democrats are trying to put an
extinruisner upon Andrew Johnson oy enforcing the
caucu, system when time arrives for the Legislature
% ballot for United states Senator. They are afraid
that e the vote taken without the caucus Limitation
the ex President WI create such disturbance thai the
party TiIl boz .L red johnson = i very uLcOAIOII
aOle iuau % have 10 a pariy.
The infltion Democrats Of Ohio cannot find
rnucn comfort in Gov. AIeu's message. He does not
say word IN favor Of paper money but hits the
inhauonists hard blow IN this sentence: " would
suggest that the credit OK grca. state Ike that OF an
individual j. better preserved by being ready pay its
debts prOmp - at maturity" The Governor could not
possibly be- iogIc 10 thai tie same thing IL
not equally true OF TIE national credit
Congressman Lamar OF Mississippi does not
want to be Speaker He told the editor Of The Macon
be extremely njdcOus Oil the part Of the majority to
put forward Southern for that position, that no
such idea could be seriously entertained; and his own
convictions OF It's policy strong that he would
consent to be candidate accept the
position II rendered. He wished it distinctly under
stood that the OF his for that position
was entirely without lis consent or sanction, ard I'M
welcome 70 him, afJrdlng quasi support 10 the
industrious firts pay upon the jeal0uses and
PIGEONS OF the peopl- % the North. IN his Judgment
II al 81 Hgg1 In
the position OF laders even were possible for
them 60 occupy IT, That ugiY dey"lyed properly on me
other great -ectIOn, OF the country and the south
would than content to follow their lead in every
Tor tue restoration OF national prosperity
and harmony.
CONGRESSMAN Dawes does not seem TO have
any very supporters 10 lis claims for the Massa-
chusetts senatOrsnp. The Springfield Republican was
supposed iu his favor olt 1t denies the impeach-
nent. II saws If a pure party republican IS to be
elected Mr.. Dawes is tie best mdu and should be
Chosen but II some other ousi % the party or
hanging on the verge Is be- chosen, both the cause
OF reform politics and the Influence Of Massachusetts ID
our National councils would be better served at TINS
juucture in opinion, by he choice OF either OF the
Adamses Gather AMI four sons, Gov Bullock or Judge
Devens. such choice might not az indeed would NOT
be useful 10 the republican party Is that OF MI
Dawes. But that, with AZ least. Is minor coAsld
erat,oh. Mr. Dawes coarse in the campaign de-
servedy lost him the sympathy and support OF political
independents ami reiOrncs. H. j. not good ma u
a. ne was politically speaking, but n Is good as his
parry. aus ddF. an" no" tna i mas dragged MN down
10 las own level II VIII c: .4uy De- OF II "a
$50 back him. And VIA majority OF Is IN the Leg
is!aurp caunO yct b, made 10 VIII do T..
Since the senatorial fight became warm in
wisconsin "a report O-cn circulated that ex Gov
Nashburu had written letter three years ago saying
he WAS proud u senators, ana should never be
candidate against them" Senator Carpenters friends
have used this alleged letter an Argument against
Mr. WashDufn as a cauf late for the senatOrship Thu
repOr, had 50 much 4 cuce that Nj. NashDuFn ma
written letter explaining his position and reproducing
the letter rcf FRED The only passage OF interest
this 'If am to ne cauddate for Governor want II
40 be with approval OF my late colleagues aud OF tue
leading OF the s'at,. l should esteem highly
have TO be fought for, but any
other would have. a the Seuaiorshlp, you can
cay that shall for that position against
either Howe CARPENTER" Mr.. WlshDurn says now
tnat ID writing the letter 1871 lac hal not the slightest
lQed ~ MAKING bargain Wit. any one and adds: Bat
eary On my part have assured him OF
most cordial support, had not his course
pubic man since been as O render such
support impossible. Had l. the lotter in question
said tnat should support hun for reflection (Which
did not do even Intimatel, his subsequent course
deDes thai lac Is any contest for the position.
be leaves the election 70 the people To settle they
tliuk best
1t Is growing very warm for Senator Hamlin
In Aaine. The hardest blow biS received recently
sss.es fson ex Gov. p. Morrill, brother OF the