New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
POLITICAL NOIES

The Hon. George II. Pendleton says he viii
not be a candidate for Congress.
Ex-Gov. Marcus L. Ward is coming into
prominence as tho mex, pGOcau candidate Tor Gov
ornor Of New-Jersey.
The Democratic Coz Crossional Convention
Of the XIvtu ONO District Leid a. Busrus nominated
on 80 ballot John = COwLn Oh Ashland county
The Philadelphia Press would be happy If
the President would show IL aid oil the suffering states
ike South Carolina and uisaua, "a Ate Of the same
pluck he shows for individuals.
A dead silence rests uDOn the Essex District
OF Massachusetts. The enIre population stands with
its hand 70 us ear. 70 hear Gen. Butler a"-
nounce that he is tired Of public lie anu needs rest
They are go anxious 90 grant such request that be
ought not 90 keep them iu SUSPENSE much LONGER
Gen Garfeld's enemies in the XIXth Ohio
District are preparing 20 make vigorous light against
his return. The Cincinnati Enquirer says there Is
plan on foot to aoS the opposition Republicans in each
couutv 20 present their candidates Ia tn convention
and then 20 concentrate upon the one VINO SHOWS tAe
greatest strength
Gen. joseph Hooker Is credited with saying
that he is prepared to that the heaviest grab Gen
7 F But,er ever made was while lie was IN command
OF the negro troops on the James River IN Virginia He
saws that Butler issued orders at that time requiring al
the officers and men OF the cor-d regiments TO leave
choir r,orev M his Headquarters be taken Of
When man was shot, Hooker the money left with
Butler was never heard Of again. ana he estimates mat
Tie latter made % least million dollars IN this way,
Judge j. y. lldChtJ VI -ouiu NdAOAAIb Ma
returned TO MS home from a visit 10 Washington where
he had q conversation with the President He says Cen
Grant asked I'm sharply: why don't you convict
Moses" ana when he replied that he could not get MN
into court tie President denounced the assumption
that President Governor Is ABOVE the Ia" as mon
st-o,s In the subsequent conversation tie Judge
epresents the President saying that there must be
tre reform this Fall or the Republican party would al
once repuliate the so-caed Republicans OF South Caro-
lima The Judge was convinced that the President is
much oisgusted with the present condition Of affairs in
south Carolina and that hencCiOrth he viii pursue a
broader Motley toward the South. Judge Mlckey hopes
rht by tine AID oil the National Administration anu Tue
Ianors o honest men the State, honest cdhuuate
Tor Governor viii ne nominated VINO WI Lo'., -
and all biz corrupt aes-a cOusuminItoh most de'ouIy
% be wished
Congressman John COburn of Indiana IS the
latest man VINO has gwen his views on the third term
question In angyer 70 question by reporter Of The
indianapolis Sentinel as TO what thought OF GRAMS
chances for anot, er denomination Cen COburn said
do not think with the present feelings Of the people
Oh the subject of currency that ne could command "a
very large vote n the region in favor Of additional cur
rencv Ito not see how he could get any majoriues
there REGARDING the talk about mis- being candidate
I do not know personally ans thing about IT, My no.
ton Is that II Will be totally Ineffective and should be
abandoned do think II will be seriously thought
o. The sentiment OF the people is against the thrd
term DO not think II Will be serious question IN poii-
tics 90 not think the people viii have 70 meet any
thing oil tina. uld some public men nave Deeh very
aDDrenenslvc ms desire 20 continue IN power GIdht
lt- not neeu much OF "A political schener DE mas
rather seemed evade political iarigues he mas done
some Douil.ar things Tor one VINO wants act purely
leads me % think that nc does not. 10 not LINK
Grant can be seriously IN anyDOdy's way"