New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

CONGRESSMAN J. NJ. Wilson of Indiana an.
noupces that he will not be candidate for reelection
The indianapolis Sentinel says his constituents knes
that he would when he took his share OF the baekp
The somewhat notorious James T. Legah
ia travelling the State OF Kansas soliciting nAm1
for a petition asking Tor the withdrawal OF the SUI
against ex xSenator Pomeroy for the alleged bribery
State Senator York. The petition is then displaysdh
proof that public opinion In Kansas has "vindics'es
Mr.. PomerUy by refusing 10 Deile'c tue SnaIses as
him.
In its zeal for imitation, The Illinois Stdn
Journal is treading dangerous ground An organ !"
the party which ventures to protest against the po'!
of deserting the President for Senators Logan sOs
Oglesby is summarily set down as "reeacitranF su'
this piece OF intelligence thrown at Its rebeou' neA'
..The Republican party existed long before Pre'de''
Grant was member of it, and has made him what ne~
II the creator is superior to the creature me parry
certainly not surrendered any rsnt ~ 'Ia ,ss cs.e
express ITS opinions n.i nos, q, ,rnth is being uc
dentally spoken
The Troy Times thus disposes OF Assistant
Secretary Sawyers modest estimate of hmseii spa %
retary Richardson: These two men stand con'ieNu"
their own testimony OF having most disgrseelup W..
managed the important national Interests comm'''
their charge and Of furthering, through nesiee'' VIZ
Of the scsndalous frauds ever perpetra'ea " Vs.
Treasury; aud yet Sawyer claims that those VINO ns
exposed them are not worthy 70 loosen the ia'S"eS
their shoesl Well, let him show In what respect
aecusers are unworthy The latter have given speos
cations Of their charges and the response mas a
stantialiv plea Of guilty. To follow ny ina. Pe ,ss
denuncatOn OF the prosecutors. al the samo uu ,s1
lecting to say wherein they have done wrons'
decided piece Of sudacity on the part Oh Ar' ."
A correspondent of The Boston Adto".
writes from Augusta that the Republicans OF hA'ne'
their Convention on June Is, will renominate '"' - D,
ley by acclamatop, and in their resolutions W." II
nounce fraud, corruption. and extra'ssAneo " -
parties and approve Of the Presidents innA"OA
Concerning Congressman the same -,
writes: The probabilities are that the fo''.H ,,,
tlemeu, now serving members OF congress ~ ru,
State, will be renominated: LIST District jun - =,
leigh; lid, william 7. Frye; lid. James " nan
the Ivth District the continued III health y. ' IN.
Samuel +. Hersey may prevent his seeea'us IA
wishes Of his friends who desire his renou'u"
that case the bars are down for proiniscus ar me
sauabble among the greedy political
po,lton The Convention OF tho liiu ssa Nos of tho
District will In this city ON the
18th the day OF the State Convention Inc
OF this district always proud TO meet IN har favor
for the purpose OF showing their regard ior npos
te Mr. Blaine There Is not the whisper o' ~ tnsu
ton and the Convention can DO notnins hv oov rep
mere matter OF form. In the With District tna' n,atd
resented by the Hon. Eugene Hale. mas V0 0W,wsyes
that Mr.. Hale will decline being candidate. an no
that may bc. 10 V very strops Win tas pe'S"
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