, 1874-09-21
NOTES and OPINION,

AA-e "Ao"hHA~S AHAVHb 044ltt&EH%Nl6F HAY H0W
beEsn to bo countcdup. viz: two, defeated by thu
| people; forty~hve, Defeated or druppod by their
party friends; thirty-niuo, voluntarily out Of thu
way. And acreraI districts to l,oar FROM
The st. Louis Democrat counts up acyontY-
SIX newspapers supporting tho pcople's tlolot
| (0ontry for Goyornor) Ill Missouri. It says:
'sThero ron,ain Of Republican papocA kuowa to
uH only soyon Which still advocate straight
| ticket, and tau "a yet uncotnmitted."
When tho Illinois Prohiblsionists select Il
! now candidate for Stato Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction (vico Alrs jennie r. Willing, do
clined), pcrl.aps tloy may Lit the fancy Of cer~
tain Independent Neform editors to whom hir.
| litter is dlsaslcful.
| Tho Tuscola Gazette ceases to be Inaopepa-
| Ont Reform. and supports tho whole Republican
| ticket. The 6a!cn, Industrial Advocate drops
out tlo word industrial " from its namo, aud
with 1t tho independent Nofornl tickot and hosta
| tho Democratic flag. Tho Fairfield Democrat
also changes back from Independent lloform to
| Democratic.
| --.Congreusman Darrero's defeat in the Ro-
publican Convention At Peoria, last weok, Ia not
woll received by his lonol'neu n Fulton County.
The Lewiatowu paper calls 1t q brutal insult"
to bo "eloquentIy resented" at tho polls and
tho Canton paper (Jamos Il. nlago) cSolailns
I
--Arkanaas oleots Governor, Legislature, etc.,
under tho ncM Constitution, Oct. 13, aud Con-
grcssmon on tho old oiection-day, Nov. 8. The
LegiHlaturo will moot Nov. TO- Tie Brooks
Clayton partisaus. Ignoring the October election,
| ui1l assume to elect Legislature Of tlair own
| iu November.
lilo Ieformore IN South Carolina, at thoiE
Convention, callod for Oct. 2, will probably nom
iuato Judge John r. Green, Of Sumter, for Gov
cralor. Tho Washington Chronicle aays.
Tho nomination Of Chamberlain for Governor Of
South cstoaa ID does not neet with hearty indorae.
mcnt OF tho euttr1 Republican party Of that 6Rtn aud
those fssoFlug u complete political reform refuse to
accept him ~ IN earnest Of reformatory intent
ca aeoaveuttou and nonnate AoAest. htsaaghtsor'
yard ,puu!iean WHO as here! ofore not been iynt'
ucyct1 that chamberlain eau bo defeated.
in tho Charleston (8. C.) Dist,ct the rcgu.
lar Republicans have nominated Mai. G. W.
nuttz, nov Solicitor Of tho Circuit, for Congress-
rico lsansier, coIor~d, defeated. And this Is the
sort Of man 1o is:
Tho otangch,rg scs stares authorltatiseiy that Eo
ltcitor Hnttz will un-ros the Indictment against Oov
Moses at tho January term OF the Orangeh,rg CURT
Col. Wllliam II. Dotts is tho Republican
nominee for Congress III the Third Alabama Dis.
trict, yico pelhau1, bcaton in tho convention.
Tho Republicans OF tug Sixth ponusylyania
Diatria. havo nominated William Ward, Of Cles.
Tor, vice Washington TOWNSEND. Con. Lang.
borne Wistes, Of phlladolphia, is tho Republican,
uomlnoo in tho Eighteenth Pennsylvania Diatrict
By rirtuo Of lis sslmrner-rosidonco at Dunoanaon.
Clement II. SinnichBon, Of Salem, N. J., ii
tho Republican nominee for Congross iu Tho First
District OF that stata to tue displacement Of
John ". Hazclton, present moulbor. Samuel A.
DoDbins IL ronomnated in tho SECOND New Jor
sey District. In tho First District Convention
tho notorious Jim Gcosu!, nftor much nuiso md
fuss In tho CANVASS, developed atreusth Of twa
yotcsl
Tho Washington correspondents we're very
suro tint montgomery blair would be nominated
for Congrcas, eomo WocRa ago. in tho Sixth
Maryland District, but William Walsh Was nom.
mated. 1l1au thoy foil back OIL ncvcrdy john
son for the Fifth District mistake this tiine
Tho Fifsh District Convention, last week, nou,-
mated Dr. Eli ]. Houk1c, and 1t doea not appear
that Johnson Has 10 much Us nalncd Tue
Washington correspondents should stick to their
business, which ia not III the iuo Of making Con-
grcssnen.
Tho nomiaation Of Horace Maynard for
Governor Of Tennesssc, aud the canvass ho pro-
poses to make Oh Civil Rights platform, Is very
d,stasteful to Republicans tn East Tennessee,
who resisted it all tsoy could, md who decls,a
that cyen tho Iast stronghold Of the party Qlol
l,utlcr's distriotl is no good rs lost already.
Colorado newspapers and Louiaiaua nowu,
Of current datcs 60 we'll together. Tho Denyo,
No,cs wollostab!lslacd Republican paper, saya
of tho Colorado election just held:
They {feasra. oalce-Aotersl r!A!ca!e the aea that
tho rsnuke given to The President and tho Governor
w 10 Of any advantage to tho people of tho TerrIto-
ry b.cuusc Grant H'd cCaGe hare The nocr to nfish
fu. J0f.. According to This logic, It is auedal Tor
Anlrrlcan czc.as to protest mud folly 10 peon and
te people Territory hasa rghta that tho rrcs-
ttut a,a lIs accidental Governor bound 10 reeEaot
In other words, tho Colorado victims Of Territorial
yuGsaluse hail better lonk out, draut and McCooS
TlI bit thuu ngain This ia Just what the Nens has
charged that Graut and McCook proposed 10 rulo
tAis reopIe against tlcr will uud, II they resist tU
make them feel tl0 rod.
NO think tho n,assos OF tho people caro- very
littlo for political parIies aud aro daily growing
to caro- totH. No 0no can full to SOC in aarn0st
desire for 4 change Of souo sort because thoro
is neod Of 1t, and they do not care wothcr that
change be effected through revolution OF tho
llopublican party or through ita defeat. AZ q
Republican, wo have hoped to 500 reformation
within tho party.-Daauile [ln,) Netcs.
Dispute i'll Latin.
[ From TIC LoHdDrt AfacBnu,a.
The following FROM newspaper, datod March
Is, 173U, llaa modern rofcronco: