New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democrats of the Ohio Legislature are
seeking 20 economic by aholishins all unnecessary
state occs IN caucus, the other uis they appointed
committee to prepare bill abosLing the offices Of
Railroad Commissioner. Gaa C"rmia5loner, and Com
missioner Ut Insurance. Tie CiHctHH9h E"q"Ffr com
nends the measure AID trusts ,hat 81 VII be- ciilCd out
The Republican Executive Committee OF the
Thirteenth Ward OF Philad-i pia has adopted resolu
lions declaring 1t nexpedent 10 run any woman eau
didatos for School Directors, and ousilng from tie
ticket the two women nominated at the primaries Ine
women declare that they will tun all the same s'nce the
Committee has night power 10 annu the action VI
tie pribarIes
In the Wisconsin Assembly II solutions have
been cOncurIci IN Joint Committee 90 revise the
jon RUE OF The ana Assembly fLyogns action By
Congress cheap transportation between the West ana
East by means OF continuous steam navigation by te
Northern lakes to tae Atlantic seah0L The resolution
requesting the judiciary Committee 10 report back To
the seuac the Joint resolutions asking the governor 10
pont ont the obnoxious features OF The Graham law,
after sharp protest by Nh Cary annst is I.,vlu,on
tabled Dy a vote Of 40 TO "a.
The household organs at Washington unani-.
mously and enthusiastically deuounce the proposed IN
yeseatlon into tho affairs Of the District as The work of
pcttv faction opposed 10 tie ruling authorities The
whole investigations they say VIII be rCcklcs- waste
OF time and viii result in the complete viudcaion oi
the Shepherd family. 9he RePDJheGn evidently long
ing for more "pap," excnims ruefuily; There can
be no Doubt that n the maCOntcuts VINO nave Oecu
opposinc the new Government since t into opera
uon had mad the nanincss and the patriotism TO sink
for once their petty spito and malice. aud unite with
tipsc who a-t UnGcaNOiug 10 advance The Interests OF
Inc civ We should have been treated L.Irly ANA
uberally % the General OOScrnment"
A sort of pOst-m0rtem examination OF the
democratic party ia Illinois has ust been held al spring
0eld Ihc members OF the party IN the LEGISLATURE
came 10 the conclusion that tho organization Has dead
bcyoud hope Of resurrection, and declaration to that
.fecf was about decided upon when Gov. HendrIcL,
Of Indiana "happehed' along and changed tho feeling
nj the meeting fiom dependency to faint gllmmcrilg
Of hone In bis opinion, 100000 oi Democratic voters
constituted too strong parry 20 dsbfnd. lie thought
Il better 10 wait and hope ltuo longer Commenting
npon tho meeting, Tho ChicaJo Tribune recognizes
ycry familiar acquaintance ntla 3Ooo,) voter parable
and s1ys: We venture TO predict that whatever lac or
me eu..rs 0f te Lcl.ltuf, nav do iucio "ii ne no
Dar.clatic party in the b,id Q. Ilmois politics next
/ Fan
The financial affairs OF Cincinnati are in a
had condition. according to me CohU'eft'@ of that
| ,Itc That journal slys N,o0lOoD would bo required
! to p., OF te municipal de1i.; tipi the iaA eNio'
for tlr.e years have been insufficient to meet iho
,u,us., aui tia, the general tuni wiu h' cH
I,.ut.a F,b el with IJur nOat-s' cHpcn,s' 10 mret
b.e tirro viii Doe q irtsh supply OF ioIney ffoh tax
| ...H Il. theu colt.Dssi; Looking at thn-' h'-rN'
,r ,...a,i, ls uot geo LDg tncy cln goi 10 '- WIN
.i. lsL.u. J 50ol, 70 .h5 .i-,'H' 'i 'i-'''' i''