New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
POLITICAL NOTES.
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Gov. Ingersolps message IS warmly com
mended by the Connecticut press Of all parties.
Two wings of the Dakota Republicans have
united in ca for Territorial convention to nominate
delegates and Territorial officers to be held at Elk
Point, JGly 10.
An Albany correspondent of The Utica
Herald says that II Gov. Dixs health remains good lie
Will be renominated by the Republicans since the re-
ports from all sections OF the state that he is quite
as strong as he in 1872 and tnat other Rcpub-
Hcan can poll large vote Although the party Is
not entirely satisfied with LeutGov Robinson, the cor
Respondent thinks he Will also be reBOmInated u Gov
Igx - He thinks the Democrats have decided upon
the Hon. samuel j. Tiiden for their candidate
There are a few of the more extreme
Southern journals which dissent from the sentiment Of
Congressman Lamar's eulogy sumner, but great
majority Of them heartily in accord with IT, The
Sqrq,nah Advertiser and Republican prints the speech
in full and says affords it pleasure 70 indorse every
word, every line, and every sentiment OF 1t. The
At.ql,sta COrsihionalist takes the other side, and
qIse- Mr. Ilmar for saving thai Mississippi regrets
the death or Mr, sumner aud hOnOIs h4a memory
The movement Of the young men of WOr-
cester for an Independent political organization meets
the approval Of The Boston Adrertissr II says impor
taDt reforms are demanded which neither OF the exist
ing parties now disposed 70 insist upon and that
the young men, who little for old Issues can unite
and make these reforms the basis Of principle until they
becoe the established policy OF the nation There is
,rC a1 ~ truth i'm this advice and its speedy adOp
tou bv the young MASSACHUSETTS, ana every OtAe
STATE VIII long step forward toward oetteF peIlOu
~ politics"
Gen. Butler is to speak at the dedication OF
the sodiers monument at Ftchburg, Mass on The lltA
Of June aud it s thought he will open his campaign for
the overnorshp at that timef, indeed, he opens 1t at
all The Springfield Republican secs no reason why he
should not make another trial. since his chance OF sue
cess is at least quite good It last year. Per
hans his hesitation is caused by the fear that the Pres
dents veto will make the strictly "loyal" Republicans
OF Massachusetts doubt that the AdminstraOn IS De
hind him much was and thus make opposition 10
him more open and earnest.
The Ne,C-HdUeH Comm Register gives the
Democrats in the Legislature excellent advice at
the opening Of the session. II says in closing 1--WE
were victorious last April, because men who have al
WAYS been Republicans and who still deny that they
are Dem0eracts, voted with us. Show that en-
titled to the name the Liberal Democracy, ana they
will vote with US this Fall and Spring. Show them
whatever needs be reformed, and yOu count on
these men aad increase the number. There are hun
dreds OF who hanging the edges OF the two
old parties II you do know how 10 attach them to
the successful party must have been but Indifferent
observers during past two years. The men who
TO have come TO stay Just long as We
give them honest impartial, and economical admins
trafOn OF state affairs II you fail to give them that,
tbey will look esen here They don't asR you give up
any principle They ask you 10 be honest ami Just DO
vour duty without delay adjourn the ls day OF july
aud people viii sustain YOU We must T0rk IOr the
future the past will take Of Itself"