New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Hendricks is gaining in favor with tho
Western Democracy their next candidate for tho
Presidency The Burlington CARTE discovers the true
Presidential ring in his speech before the Indiana Con-
vention and hopes every man Will read tho speech.
since It's author Is the coming man U 4cdd tue OpYOs
ton 10 Radcdsm."
Gen. Buffers alleged prediction that there
will be Democratic Gov rnor and three Denocrauo
Congressman elected Mass lchusetts this Fall has set
the Republicans of that State TO thinking and the more
they think the they become alarmed The BoSfo"
Globe thinks the prediction, coming from 80 astute
politician, is not altogether without meaning II hDds
reason for the loss OF Republican prestige IN the I'M
satisfactory action OF the last Legislature. saying: u"
may well be that the long with its slender re-
Suits will inuously Of sct the prospects Of the doni
nant party bring enough defeat 70 10
up the recognition Of the necessity OF doing some
thug the deman Is OF the people but are not
quite ready to believe tn 1t Will draw the people 10 N
trusting the control OF Hairs To the Democrats III tho
Republicans will detlalte and unmis taxable
ground on matters or public Importance they have no
TO fear an overthrow, Notwithstanding Gen But
ler's gloomy predictions"
Satisfied that it cannot prevent the ren0ml-
nation OF Gov DIX for the first place on the Republican
State ticket The Albany Express is now giving It's at
tenton candidates for the second place IL audes TO
the claims Of the several MaorG Generals who are sup
posed to be willing to take the pOsltion-Husted. ID p.
Wood and Batcheller-and comes TO the conclusion that
the most fitted for the position Is the present In
cumbent, Leut.-Gov. Robinson II continues: As pre-
siding officer OF the Senate, his rulings have uniformly
been far and impartial aud admitted to have been
so even by political opponents. Az member OF tho
Canal Board, MS views expressed have been sound
and practical and his votes have been quite uniformly
correct The old soldiers OF the believe In him, aud
him renominated The people OF ms section of tue
State, and for that matter or the whole "sOuthtfh
Tier" are for Why not then, take him up as our
candidate again, in preference 10 any or the pouca
Generals namedi 1t seems To us that our party would
gain far more than IL would lose by so doing
The first Convention to declare in favor OF
a third term for President Grant Is county one ia
louisiana and there will be general IN The
Detroit Free Pesss belief that more appropriate oca
ton initiaory step could not have been found
1t says The Republicans in that State owe greas
deal to the President and 1t is becoming in them 10 dis
play their gratitude Grant was the means OF enabling
crew Of Republican usurpers TO obtain control OF the
State and all the offices within the gift OF the state
authorities OF been parceed out among tho
party chiefs without the aid OF the President the men
I'm whom was vested the control OF Louisiana could have
done nothing. Casey's oficiousness would have aP
peared ridiculous and nothing more; DurelPs n pdrn
DEGREES would have fallen fiat and have excited only
derision: and the devices of Packard. Pnchbeck and
Kellogg uphold the dropping fortunes OF their parry
while being condemned would have been laughed at
eyerywhere But with the alf or the President a
gigantic conspiracy against state was contaminated,
by which rulers elected were foiset upon the
people, and u OF rascals given full swing IN tho
management OF the affairs of the state TIE men whom
the President abeted and sustained TINS conspiracy
are the who wish to see him nominated Tor =