, 1874-03-04
NOTES AND OPINION.

The candidates for Governor OF Now Hamp-
nhiro election next Tuesday) tro Republican,
Luther McCutchins, OF New London Democrat,
Jamea A. Weston, Of Manchester Prohibition,
John Dlucknor, OF Sandwich. 4 correspondent
Of tie Boston Globe sent to survey tho fold,
sey8:
National atrars will have hardly pereeptibe effect
this election unlcea y bc that the widespread fee-
lug of dissatisfaction with tho administration Of tho
Government will increase the nratAy aud diminish tho
vote. That such dissatisfaction very genesally pro
nothing to give it direction practical expression, and
oil TINT can be done ia to wait for some opportunity
nnt I'D aas
which they Improving With moro ygor than II dlE-
pluycd III uny other party.
Tho annual spring elections tot Supervisors,
etc.) are now in progress throughout Now York,
and both tho Albany Eueniaq Journal mud tho
Albany argus are shouting over "unprecodent-
I'd gainB," without rcforouce to accompanying
LOSSES Tho facts aro. that this year Republican
towns of long standing 60 Democratic, and vlce
yorsa. For example, tho stoutly Republican
County Of Cbautauqua elects Demooratlo Do:rd
of Supervisors, and Democratic sohohario olects
Republican Board. In the long run tho Ropub-
Ncans haye most to lose.
Tho Dos Monea correspondent OF tho Bt1r-
lington Hatok-Ey8 dcolareB that tho lato Anti
Monopoly State Convention represented "a hody
that tho Republican party canbot well afford to
doapiso. Thoy aro too formidable for that.'
And the Ha.pk-Eye oditorially Bays: - :.
Considering TINT tho Anti Monopoly State oonyentn
held merely for ptrccug ita purity organization,
tbs facts THAT Rlxy counties wero repraaenlet
that tile general ,nakc-u OF tho gathering waa highly
respectable, and tho proceedings ontiroy harmonion
1t .uyt oo conceded that fa!r start han besn nlas;
year with considerable Systematic vRor, II not Win
allccess.
Tho DeB A1oines Register Postmaster and
stAto Prlnter) cloBul its notice OF tho Anti-Ao"
nopoly Convention thus:
It aa tho uout successful convention tho Democfa"
cy has ever hold or helped to hold III Iowa.
Wheraupon tho Dos Moines State Journal, Or
gan of tho Kasson wing of tho Republican party
| In that District, responds,
Wo think the Register makcs q grave mistake when
1t attempts to MAXI It aprDar tlRt nGAEy ~ Wlo tooK
ar In Meuesay eonveioq m r MsIo ,Ss Sae an rns-
compcle to say that, 50 far o. our acnantanco 81.
tends, the nctivo nlolubera Of tho Convention were
about equally Divided III former political Affiliations.
And It is the part Of Wisdom to admit tho trus aats of
| tho cosu THIS opos!tion 10 tho Republican purity u
tpo formidable to 10 tteutet aB Rnply tho movement
oY tho oII Dsuaoesatio party. It cauo ha cried
| 4n tAAt Way.
we recognize III the namoB OF certain dclo-
| gatos lat tue Uos Aloinos Col,yontion] those OF
:, former Republicans, just o. we recognize In tho
| members Of tho Legislature oppoaod to tho Re-
publican purity tho names OF man recently mem-
bora OF this party. III either body, wo regard
those formor Republicans III mistaken, aolt-lo-
celyed mo,, in uniting tholnsoyeu to a conlbina-
tion of tho Fragments Of all opposition patt'ca to
| who have selfish ob}aota Of ambition which could
not bo ,gratlAea in their own parsy.-Daue74pori
(Ia.) Gazelle.
| .-TAore Ia ono feature Of polltfcs, just now, Al
ahhnra ~ II Ia 1iHoraditable. Whenever : Ra
publican u independent enough to eAnaldl1