New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. George w. Julian is spoken of az
an available candidate the United States Senate from
Indiana.
The Detroit Tribune declares that the latest
Administration internal improvement scheme Is simply
u iimsy excuse tor roDbing the Treasury
just as q matter of current news the AI6dny
Journal mentions that 1.-THE whisper among the know
ing ones is that the present Assembly slate Is the Hon.
Jerry Mcclure OF ChemuDs for Speaker ana Mr. CllAns
Clerk"
The St. Louis Democrat Is surprised that
Judge Poland should deny tho truth OF the interview
said been bad with him byreporers OF that city
II says the remarks credited Judge Poland IN the IN
tervew published in its columns made to reporter
in the presence OF witnesses and adds: II the
eminent old donkey is ashamed OF what he san. DO
might easily Withdraw 1t without impuinS misrcpre-
sentatlon To this or other ST. Louis papers"
The Convention which met at Indianapolis
on Wednesday form a National paper money party
was called together by State Central Committee OF
the Independent party, which made It's first ap
pearance In Indiana during the last state
campaign. The party's ticket was reconstructed 50
often owing to the resignation OF nominees, that at tho
time Of the election, only OF the original candGate
remained The highest polled for any Of It, candi
dates was between 1000 and 10000 and the general i'm
preston state after the 18th Of October was that
the end OF the party had come. The new movement
is reported is thought TO be mainly INTENDED 10 Drlna
James Buchanan, editor of The Indianapolis sun
prominently forward as candidate lor Inc IAIted
States senate.
The Springfield Republican thinks it may be
fairly doubted whether VccPresldent Wilson has said
Laf OF the profound things put into his mouth since the
election but has very little doubt that one OF the utter
auces attributed to him perfectly authentic. IL addsi
This IS that he would be wiling to stake his life upon
co 900 Republican majority IN Massachusetts, on
strictly Republican issue. Now there are god many
people Of acquaintance who ind themselves very
much in the dark present this subject OF issues
IN of fhapl rea
din renee so far opinion live national question:
IL concerned between intelligent Massachusetts,
Democrat aud his Intelligent Republican heighoor
We're for the label 10 would bother them 10 te one
from the other Mr. T9dsers was once asked 10 asO!
the company with her idea OF wooden leg ferhapi
Mr. Wilson Will kindly favor the American puOHc Win
h, idea OF a strictly Republican issue"
COL John W. Forney, III Il letter from Lon
DON gives his Interpretation OF the meaning OF Tho
recent elections He thinks the leading cause OF the
Republican defeat be found in the adjournment OF
Congress without supplying currency to the coun
try "Tl,e American people," he says have declared
that they want the means by which TO live and this can
be furnished by the simple process OF stopping the r
ducton OF the public debt. Increasing the circulating
medium and building our transcOntlnental railroads
am writing not In the interests OF any party although
believe these will be the means OF putting tile Repub
leans IN fghting trim for 1916 What suggest cannot
be safely opposed by any political organization and mnss
at last be adopted by the Democrats with all thef
tendencies free trade and hard money The Repuo-
ucaus are in an overwhelming majority IN the two
houses OF Congress which meet tho first Monday In
December. 1874 and adjourn on the Attn of Mncn 1870
Lot them move TO the good work at once, ana lhIow
themselves upon the country, and they viii 10 yihuF
Gated the polls. Let them do this IN defiance OF Po
tests from whatever quarter, aud they WI" Dc lewatuea
not only by prosperity AT bOme but ny toNhI VI 10
confidence OF foreign nations rudcly shocked 10y the
results OF that suicidal contraetOn fruitful aoho IN
bankruptcies ana deaieatons ana s'iI crushing Us '"
the Calth."