New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Davis of Minnesota is coming into
prominence a candidate for the U. g. 5enatOrship
from that State
Ex-senator L. S. Foster Is also spoken Of by
the opponents Of Congressman Starkweather as good
man to represent the lid Connecticut District There
be doGbt about Mr.. Fosters fitness He Is man
who would honor any constituency.
There seems to be superabundance of Con-
gressional material tie Republicans OF the SYRIA
cuse District of this State. Among the candidates
brought forward are President Andrew d. White. ex-
Congressman Dennis Mccarthy, Frank Hscock, r. Mel
son Gere, George n Kennedy. and d. j. Mitchell The
Convention viii be held ON the SOth inst
Gen. John Il. Averill, Of the lid COugres-
sional District OF Minnesota, has met his political
DEATH Salary grab killed him. The election OF dele
gates 10 the nominating convention shows that he can
be renominaet and that Col. King the Washington
lobbyist is likely 10 be mis- successor Gen Aver secs
by this time, doubtless. that he made mistake.
Judge Poland ought to peruse the news
papers atentively during the next few days and thus
learn the opinion which the public has formed OF his
connection with the press gag-aw Thus far the com
ments display good deal Of entirely jus,faole JOY
over defeat The way OF the rausgressor proven
Dlay hard-and IL doesn't seem to make much dnerr-
through inability avoid the Wlle5 OF Bosses" ana
other bad men.
Speaking evidently by authority, The al
bany Journal puts end to the rumors that the Hon.
A. b. Cornell is candidate for the Republican nomina-
not be candidate for that honor The Journal says the
party Is entirely united In the purpose to follow tho
plain unmistakabe public feeling In renominatnS Gov.
Dix aud Mr. Cornell fully concurs with all the other
recognized representatives and with the luminous
sentiment OF the party in that Judgment and deteIn
nation"
The latest rumor in State politics is one
placing Mr. A. b. Cornell on the Republican ticket as Lieu
tenant-Governor The Albany Express says 1t Is re-
ported that Gen. Robinson, the present Lieutenant
Governor. prefers foreign mission to reelection, and
adds: case Gen. Robinson wants 10 20 abroad wa
give notice in favor OF nominating the Hon.
A. b. Cornell for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In case be VIII
accent He would discharge the duties OF the Lieu
tenant Governorshp satisfactorily and should va
cancy in the office OF Governor he would he just
the man To nh II must have Dix, by all means
let try and get good man Cornell to run Win
him."
There will probably be good many changes
in the next Congressional delegation from this State.
The Syracuse Courier enumerates some OF these
.Messrs Robert Hale Of the Essex District, and Free
man Clarke of the Monroe District prudently decline
denominations. Lyman TremaIn is scooped' By tina
aboshment of the office OF Congressman-at-large.
james g. Smart OF the Washington and Rensselaer, Dis
trIct VIM E. Lansing. r. H. Duel. Charles st. John and
VIM. III. Lamport couldn't IL they would. They died
pay to educational purposes is likely TO be retired
too. And So probably, will be Clnton L. Mcrr lam OF
Lewis Hardly dozen out OF the thrty-three VIII 10
sent back again"