New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Conservative papers of Tennessee all
declare that Senator BrOwnlOw has the inside track for
Congress lid District Of that State There are two
other Republican candidates and Democratic candl-
date but the district largely republican ana SENATOR
BrOwnOw's opposition 10 The civil Hghts OIL maAes nm
very popular.
II seems to be conceded that the Massachu-
eets Republican, Convention, which meets at Worces-
ter on Wednesday, will nominate Gov Talbot On Sat
urdsy night, The Springfield UHton, which frankly
admits that there might De better selection said there
was no longer any doubt Of Gov. Talbors nomination 1t
added And 1t will be the worst thing that could
happen by any means Gov. Talbot would give US a
year real enforcement of the Prohib-
story law, which have yet had. Then the
Honesty than they are now upon keeping
lhe law upon statue oOok. and the everlasting
lQuor question: far relates 10 pOhtlcs might Dc
settled would stay settled for time. al least"
The Reform party of the LIST Michigan Dis
frct have nominated Gen. AlDheus Williams for Con-
eress In opposition TO Moses W. Field. renominstcd by
Che Chandler. Republicans Mr.. Field was consistent
snaonist last session of Congress, but on his re-
turn found that he had entirely misrepresented
MS constituents that important question He accord
sngly turned and declared that he had been
posed initiation all the time. few extracts from The
Ion0esondl Record showed cOnciuslvely that he mad
not only betrayed s constituents. but had prevarcated
about it, Taking advantage of the unpOpuariiy
dsgracefui course produced Tor Mr. Field the Re
FORMERS have nominated Gen. Williams Their platform,
"
Resolved That opposed 10 Presidential third
term, believing that It's mere mention ID Calculated 70
ueDsse American politics..
The most outspoken opposition to the third
Perm project that has appeared IN any Republican jour
mai of recent date from Iowa. The Burlington
Hfa,ok Bye says: THAT President Grant has not for
snaly declined the nomination for third term Is
reason that seeking the nomination There is no
rail- for him decline what he hasn't got and will
be rendered him. And IL is credit to him be
norsed by the south Carolina Republicans either No
Sarty journal Of any influence stan ling
of any respeetabity Will dream Of indorsng him
any else for tEird term. No party or will
ever be strong enough In this country elect Presi.
dent for third term IL Is much likely that the
President will be restricted to but As for
rhe third party IN the nation more solidy aud
urmy opposed 10 such policy than the party that for
with Presidents ana intends TO provide the one,
but his name. most assredly, will not be Grant"
Mr.. George NJ. Stearns, in declining to be
The Democratic for Congress the XItb
sachusets District wrote rather noteworthy letter
Barring of with the assertion of his belief that could
be nominated and elected If he ehose-and In this all
parties agree with himhe continued al do not think
am adapted Office holding carrying nominations.
The of under both conditions is rksom..
The and overseershp and regulation OF
eeoonstItuted advisers ID humiliatng ohafe under
the candidsture The appearance Office
seeking and overweening anxiety TO seize place and
potency and and II he steadily pursues his pro-
tesson the accomplishment OF his aim He also
loves his home and breads lest the Vaccinations OF
Washington ineapacitate him from It's enjoyment. Mr.
Etearnss withdrawal leaves the Democrats, ike
Eubiieans without a candidate. Tue most probable
democratic choice is Mr.. Reuben Noble Of Westneld.
The Hon. Horace Maynard is the Republican
nominee OF Tennessee, and In canvass
De makes point Of ns devotion 70 the interests
sf the negroes The Conservative newspapers max
sng him very unhappy by publishing extracts from
epeech he made before q convention Of Union held
D Memphis in 1854 Among these extracts IL the follow
1ng: Now what is ultimately become Of the OF
Hmancpsted Africans free the inevitable result Of
ihe conflict Experience has shown that which
has ever come contact with the white or Caucasian
type permanently prospered In Florida In LOUIS
Hama Texas the Latin has gradually retired be-
fore the Of civilization What has been tn
result 10 the Indian will just surely be the final
xermi nation Of the African They will gradually
lsappear until our grandchildren three
utarters OF a hence viii find a negro scarce
g. we now find the Indian. regard this the ulti-
mate of the race In this country. AS
have said the OF few years this race will be
remembered only part of the history Of country
will thereiore in conclusion. present as the sumina-
hon of all have offered this OCCASION and as the
twe great and prominent ideas which wish TO leave
Imprinted on your memory regenerSted South and
the euthsnasia ofthe black race IN America"