New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr. A. c. Hesing of Chicago was unanimously
nominated for Congress by the Opposition Convention
OF the lid Illinois District Monday last but he de-
eined TO accept of his business
recommended Mr.. John " lie Moyne, lawyer OF
Chicago, and the Convention nominated him.
Here is gratuitOus suggestion for some
Jealous Administration orator. There Is going TO be
large apple crop this year. Any man with good imag
naon ought be able prove that any other party
had been in power there wouldn't have been an apple
in the country The Grant party has taken to ITSELF
credit for q good many things 1t is respon-
-sibe for than IL is for the apple crop.
Unload Carpenter and we will send Re-
publican members the Legislature; persist In carry
ang him and we viii send anybody who will agree to
vote against him." This is the message which the Re-
publican voters Of Wisconsin sending to the State
Central Committee. But the Committee has decided TO
indicate Carpenter kill the party in the attempt
1t looks obituaries OF both Carpenter and lhe
party would handy documents TO have the day after
The election.
The sentiment of the Massachusetts, press on
the nomination Talbot for Governor is that although
be strongest candidate who could have been
chosen nevertheless he will undoubtedly pull through
While he the fret choice OF the party yet the ke
publican voters accustomed to depositing the
regular" ticket they Will vote for him just now
through the force Of habit Aside from his Prohbition
views; ne mas s SSSoubtsd peSrty and practical
executive ability
Advising the Republicans of the With
Massachusetts, District begin the study OF the verb
10 bolt" The Boston aaserpt thus instigaes political
rebellion Tie sturdy and honest Republicans OF the
Sixth deserve aud should receive the commseratiOn Of
the Republicans Of the other districts at the sad
prospect of being condemned TO another term
of sanbornism, aback-paysm. and kindred enormi-
tea But they can emancipate themselves from
tbe load by little courage and independence III Gen.
Euter should the Republican, nomination IN ways
heat known those still IN his CONFIDENCE one aterha
I've reman ms that would wreck his welaid plans. Let
VERY Repubcan opposed 70 bis course as pontican
and he thinks AZ the electoD anu
,he name of Gen Butler will no more appear among INC
Massachusetts delegation.
If there is third term, after all their as
,ertops OF its possibility the Administration organs
are determined TO have excuse ready. The Democ-
rscy who are only waiting for the retirement OF Pres
dent Grant 10 spring rebellion upon the country
ara 10 be charged with the entire responsibility me
Portland Press thus shows how 1t Will DO aone
There is q movement on foot which seems
10 us 20 tend in tho direction OF third
term. It is not the occasional alleged deciara-
tiops of Gen. Grants friends. or the starving OF
thrderm ORGANS or the assertions OF the Democrauc
preaa that excite our dismal apprenenslons. Zig
acts Of the DE nocrats themselves IL they WIZ a.
conspiring 10 extend the Presdcnta term " I'll
dozen years. And they must taae care y. .oy y, 80
accomplish H. There is no hazard in predicting thst IL
the c0nspirators continue their pfohipa.o Srant
months longer. they will as good as insure ocn \;
against paying house rent for several years " oo0
Candid and honest treatment OF CANVASS
n which neither party be praised whhe oo'n 'n'