New-York tribune., 1874-11-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

ExGOv Randolph seems to have the inside
track for the New-Jersey United States SenatOrsbip
Gov. Parker is said, is too much absorbed in his
Presidential aspirations TO pay much attention to lesser
bOnOrs.
DR.. +. A. Won Moschzisker of Utica has
written all open letter to ex-Gov Seymour, asking him
10 accept the Democratic nomination for the United
States SenatorShip and requesting him 10 withdraw his
former assertion that he does not intend TO reCner the
arena OF politics again.
In these days of unruy organs it is consol-
ing to Dd at least grinder who his business
and Is not ashamed to stick to it, The man who wrote
the following paragraph in The Bos0,. Trapeller is
credit to his kind I'VE undertake say that no ad-
nnisraton during the last half century has fulfilled its
duties honestly faithfully, and ntelligently than
Gen. Grants" In the language Of the cOuntryman who
wished 10 express his emphatic approval of his neigh
1ors remark, " Now you're talkng!'
Candidates for the United States Senate
are exceedingly numerous in Minnesota. Senator Ram.
sey expects Of course TO back but he going have
hard work all the men named for the position refuse
40 get out OF the Gov. G. X. Davis, who Is very
popular. stands next 20 Ramsey, probably, in the
strength OF his support After him ex-GOv. Aus
ain, Congressman John I. Averill. William g. King Con-
gressmaneec and other men Of less reputation There
many independent elements in the legislature and
the choice IS a matter OF much uncertainty
The Peoples movement in Missouri, even if
IT did not succeed In eectng State ticket has had one
wholesome effect. 1t has moved The 81. Louis Demo-
Graf 10 depart from Its old partsanslp far
make this truthful utterance Yes there will be nyes-
tgatons at Washington, not very long hence, and by
men who will investigate find out We are glad Of IT,
and trust will begin this Winter Whatever there is
wrong, the Republicans themselves should unsparDgly
search out ana condemn. We have steadily demanded
ihat course aud believe that Its necessity B appa
rent even 10 those who have hitherto resisted Let
Inc truth he known and the guilty punished matter
Woman suffrage advocates have little rea-
son TO feel eiated by their in Michigan They
succeeded IN inducing the Legislature 10 pass q iont
resolution submitting 70 the people propostion to
silke the word male from Article ON Election.
In the State Constitution thus ADMITTING roroo, .,
equal franchise with men, Boxes were put a, the III
ing places at the recent election 10 receive votes ~
against this proposition, but vote was 40 o.,
whemingy in the negative what there was OF II Tho,
scarcely any mention OF it has thus been made in the
Few people cared enough about the Question
at ALL and who did care voted in the mega
3ye There also a list Of other amendments TO the
and by the Legislature. some which were important
and these were also defeated
There has been paragraph floating about
within day two In the Administration press in
which tue announcement is made that Mr. Murat Hal
stead preparing to restore his journal the party
because he finds the Independent policy unproftable
Perhaps the hopeful organs which have taken pleasure
in publishing that piece Of news will fad comfort in
This paragraph from The Cincinnati OF recent
date The Independents who represented the!better
~ W 'ae Eepu1!sau part! and OF the Democratle par