New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

Here is more dislOyalty. The Indianapolis
Journal (which of Senator Morton) de-
clares that such things the reception Of Harrington
the burglar. White House do not add TO the
| popular enthusiasm in favor of a Third Term
The Schenectady Star believes in being
sufficiently matter OF fact To take man at his woru'
the latter ought be equivalent TO bis 0onh anu
for that declares that Seymour must DO
taken at his word and be considered as candidate
for the United States Senitorship. The StaTs chooe
now Is Francis Herman.
| The Nortcieh Telegram can see no reason why
the Senate Committee Naval AfAirs should report IN
favor OF abolishing tine NavyYard at that place. IL
hopes the question Will at the next session OF
Congress. for then Mr starkweather who thoroughly
understand it, VIII make vg rnus and doubtless sue
cessful effort ia behalf OF the ard
|. In q recent letter, Mr.. s. n. Smith, Secretary
of the Illinois Fdrmers' Association. says one OF tine
purposes the Convention TO be held at Springfield on
Dec to inaugurate for the perfectinG Of
a National Independent party as well as perfectng
such party all the states OF the Northwest" Repre-
senlatyes OF similar organzO to that OF which Mr..
Smith Is secretary are invited ana eXpecVeu 10 Oe
present from other States.
Mr.. A. n. Cole has written another open
letter TO The E!ra Advertiser upon the United States
SenaOrsnp III which he says: "Saould the Democracy
have wisdom make choice of Senator Fenton they
would deal the Republican party more fearful blow IN
this State than was dealt election day. IL would
atone In a large degree for such Dunders making
Fernando Wood its candidate for Speaker OF the
House Represe Natives ana that equally fearful
blunder Connecticut IN choosing Eaton for Senator
Finally If your party shall continue to live and NOT die
lt viii, III my view, owe To the Liberals ana lndepenu-
ent Republicans It's life ana future being"
The Albany Journal says the general express
OF Democrats favor Of exGoy. Seymour for the
United States SoEat0rShp IS significant ina cation Oh
Democratic spirit ald endency." aud means precisely
what the election of Eaton IN Connecticut mcan-pra-
cs what he q 8
Ohio meant-precisely what the election or Jerry
Blaci. In Pennsylvania would mean. Seymour repre-
sents IN NewYOrk just wba leaders represent In
their respective states-the BOURBON impulse OF the
Democracy" Tie Journal ccts 70 Mr. Herman, party
because his ability that Of "tho LAWYER rather tha1
the statesman" The Auburn Adrertiser another
Republican newspaper prefers Mr. Herman to
any Democrat OF IT'S acquaintance. and says: Mr
kerlln ddoThs tntI3 PlIce I ~, oC p - - -, ,rs
the class OF men which J0hn Van Barcu usei 10 sHIe
constitutional gentlemen. He Is learned MODEST
dISliied. sclipps,essod cOmpaisdnt. and generous
! He harhors no malice DI OVerho"s VIII cha,-
| ..y. OIr lat" DISTINGUISHED nc4shbOr, Ms. seward,
in his heme q,rd 60 5ay 'nSI i F-,n ngre Man wy5
than IN any OhoT m.n he new. We 40 not esteem nun
him highly enough remark that he the
best Democrat we know or 10 suc1ecd FjhtOl III tAG
United Sta,.s Senate"
Three names are now prominently mentioned
by Southern newspapers in with the Speak
ersllp OF the XLIVth COngress-Acx II. stephens aud
Julian Har.ridge Of Georgia, aai L. q c. Lamar OF Mis-
sis>Ippi Tho latter to be the iayOile although
the election fol- ConCressmeH does not take place in
Mississippi until next year. The MeDphis ADpeG! says
there could bs no better evidence OF restored union
ana a common nerhood the existence OF a national
party bat knows no section, than Mr. LImar5 reeec-
tion to Congress aud adds His eloquent and patri-
otc eulogy death OF Charles Sdmner did more to
molify the enmty the North toward the South than
anv other incident she war. II was the y-noe
Tor that brotherhood whit the result OF the recent cleo
lions indicate suOsist hereafter between the two sec
tions hearty graceful testimony Of Mssisspprs
gifted son meant something than mere personal
compliment To personal merit. IL Indicated tAe Uuc
coucatory sentiments people nf the SOutn with
OF uncOnstraned friendship. Llmars speech broke
down Inc barriers aud now ther i, line winch marks
he division between .ssachus t. and Mississippi,
indicated by the recent elections. snch a ni4n as
Speaker w0n De an uncrrnS INDICATION Oh the nal4onai
spirit OF the ID mocracy."
The Portland Argus few days ago pub
hshed this paragraph: We learn that meeting was
held IN this city last evening by a numuer Of prominent
young Republicans from Bangor anl this city some OF
whom heretofore had been supposed 10 DE strong Ham
lin men, Ii understood that tle OBJECT Of the confer
ence was to bring Eugene Hale forward for the aanaor
ship in place OF Hamn." The Bangor Wig and Courier
is very the Bangor element at least was entirely
mythical" and thinks The Argus simply designed to un-
mask the purpose The Press Ia It's opposition to the
reelection of Senator Hamlim. II adds: For 1t
open secret in weposted circles that the little cotere
OF Portland politicians who inspire the antl-Hamln
uterances OF The Press working to promote Mr..
Hae's election. intending TO spring his name with
grand flourish at what they may deem oppOrtune
moment The operations of these brilliant slate
makers have had effect OF lending considerable color
to rumOrs which have been sometime afOat concerning
the matter; feel amply Justified IN saying that
Mr. Hale has expressed himself, repeatedly and cor
dially, favor OF Mr.. Hamlns election, and We are
bound believe that the Portland macpntent5 are
working without his knowledge his sanction. These
Vaccinations cannot be beneficial only compromis
i iu0l
| regard them"