New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

The refractory voter" was pretty numer-
ous wasn't hei Work in the navyyaIds Is not half 80
brisk 1t early in the week.
The Southern outrage mill at Washington
has boarded up aud the shaker OF the bloody shrs
has gone into more profitable business.
Poor Butler Everybody kicks him now.
and the force which serve put into tho
blow is good deal moro than that of 40 jaekasses
The list of aspirants for the U. s. Senator
ship in New-Jersey includes exGov. Randolph, Gov.
Parker exChancellor Williamson. Attorney Genersi
Gchrist. Abraham Browning and Jacob Vaneta
Ex-Goy. Bullock is thought to stand good
chance being the u 8. Senator from Massachu
setts and Charles Francis Adams also mentioned Ne
one mentions Mr.. Dawes as o candidate. the general
Impression being that he carried out OF sight By the
landslide which buried Butler.
Mr. Charles p. Thompson, the man who has
made himself immortal by defeating Butler. seema
TO be most desirable kind OF man to have In Congress-.
He made speech at jubilatlon meeting In Gloucester
on Wednesday night, and in 1t uttered these unmis-
takably sound ideas: 81 stand now as no PARTISAN
am not the servant Of the Democratic party am not
tho servant Of Republican party. shall advocate
those measures and only those measures that
believe to be for the common good. shall never
advocate principle upon party grounds. shall De
unworthy Of confidence that has been placed In me
understand what the Democratic party meant when
they put ne IN nomination, which was that should
that should my country rst and by serving my
country I know can best my party. In this
canvass there some important questions. One Of
them is the financial question Know that my Repub-
lcan friends who voted for me did 80 because was
sound upon that question. You may ask me II am In
favor of the colored answer, Yes, am in favor
OF the white man and colored believe they
are both entitled equal rights under the Constitution.
believe in equality OF rights and equality OF duties
/ would for law that would discriminate In
favor OF white man or black man. want the same
law for all.
1t is astonishing how much more clearly the
average organ things than IL did before tna
election 1t Is able to give very correct st OF ths
inquties which ruined the party and does not seem
that only few days ago II heid the very
same list up nothing but sanders by the Independents
Journals Occasionally there is an organ so slow IN II,
nerception "A TO cling still the old cries. The Frort
dence Journal edited by Senator Anthony. is one VI
these 1t unable to comprehend that the people have
come 10 a thorough understanding OF the men who
strive to keep themselves In power by shouting, II
Won nut US out there will be another war, the slaves
will be put into bondage again. and the country will be
ruined That OF nonsense disposed OF forever
on Tuesday But The journal found 1t yet.
for lt says: "we entertain reasonable doubt thai
tho ascendency the Democratic party In the National
Government would be substantially reconstruction on
the principles that were put down by the war. The
African race would be remitted 10 condition little
dlnerent IN practicc from OF
suffrage would be only many votes to their former
masters their present oppressors; that an nime-
date demand would be made and with force that
could resisted for the refunding OF the cotton
tax; that this would be followed by demand, with
equal force for indemnity for commissary and quarter
master stores supplied by the Rebel states during tho
war; and then other great pecunary indemntes TO
those who suffered q that they believe 10 be
right then and that they believe TO be rgh, now. and
for their part which they regret nothing but the fail
ure The orhern Democrats fond OF speaking OF
the Rebellion and OF all the questions growing out OF II
issues. We may he thatfhey are not dead
issues Southern Democrats who must bs the CON
trolling portion OF tho party should IL ever como ih'e
npwars