New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
POLITICAL NOTES.
Some of the most Jealous adberents of Judge

Some of the most Jealous adberents of Judge
Poland talking OF calling convention to nominate
q candidate TO run against Mr.. Denison at the next
election for Congressman Nov. 8. 1t will be a nero
matter OF form they do Mr. Denison is conceded on
all sides to be as good as elected now.
Gen. Garfield has opened his campaign by q
long speech at Warren entirely devoted defense or
himself against the attacks 10 which be has
been subjected. They .pretty formidable list.
ID Defense Of Bowes aud Migan In 1854 in the United
States Supreme Court. a. Credit Moblier. (3D Re-
sponsbility for the Salary Grab. a. Denial that tho
Salary Grab was plumber ~ The 5000 fees in the
De GOllyer The General sharply interrupted
at times by some OF his Republican critics, but the
ports indicate that he carried the greater part Of his
audience with him In his vindication.
A most remarkable newspaper is The Cincin-
naH Enquirer Its editor has been in NewYork City
and carried home piece OF news which other living
could possibly have found Here 1t IS: Is great
mistake to suppose that the people Of NewYork are for
contraction gold currency, and against greenback
expansion On the contrary, OF the leading officers
Of the Manhattan Club confessed friend Of ours
recently that II the taken In the city there
would be a majority OF $4,000 for legal tender expan-
sion. Upon wager 1t was proposed TO stop the nrst
hundred persons who passed the front door or the Asoi
House and ask them which they preferred but the gold
and bond men shrank from it, although it Insisted
that at least eighty OF the hundred were ior esSs
tenders" =.
There is trouble among the faithful in
Maine. Senator Hamlin's friends have been sound
ing" the members Of the Legislature the Ques-
ton Of the U s. Senatorship and the result
unsatisfactory. The Portland Press Rep) says 80 90
Of the new members are most uncomfortably retcent
on the subject and that the jealous gentleman who
sought to convince them Of Senator Hamhns eminent
qualifications for reelection found they did not pledge
worth cent" The Advertiser OF the city,
another Republican Journal, which to
take q hendsh delight in announcing UNI
welcome news. says: From the best information We
can get believe the 1l3 Republicans whose election
to the Legislature was reported last week are OF them
10 favor Of Senator Hamlins reelection, and 50 are
opposed to him, while II reported doubtful Civ
ing him all the logs not marked this would make
is not probable, however he count on all the
doubtful ones, and there are 45Democras who wall have
Legislature where 1t belongs The contest not over,
the Hamlin newspapers pretend, but just begin
ming"
When the McEnery party had complete
control OF the Government Of Louisiana Ihe Losv,s
Courier Journal published double-lesded editorial
calling upon the leaders of the anti-Kellogg faction
hold their ground even against the United States Gov
ernment and II another rebellion the result why les
come 1t distinctly stated that did approve Of
the result but II had been made the only logical
stick II TO the end 1t refuses TO
back what 1t then said and explains its meaning
fully In this III We cannot have peace In
the South We had better make tho strife lively enough
compel the North hold by less ruthless tenure
than that OF practical anarchy subjected to ca
PRECIOUS interudes OF martial law. III We are 10
war at all II is better 10 war the Government OF tho
United states and be definitely nut down. than 10 war
among ourselves led after snare which oply uTes US 10
our ruin H. on account OF these things the overthrow
OF Republcanism must come. as come ~ win, We hsd
better reach our destination Us quickly as possible.
making the Issue sharp enough understood by at
the world and not pddnng slong IRON year " year ia
%osss sS SSs sS
poorer and madder and madden. UNDER lpeessSnt pe~
scgIplioR and yiliassuep.'