, 1874-10-22
p0LtTichL MEMORANDA,

tton rasttnihtnE tho oslcers from mortgaBing Or
'hchnleortng ita psornrty.
POLITICAL MEMORANDA.
Tho 1lol,ublitana Of Now York CITY laye nom
tnatel Nathan ita!l Rnd Charles 8, Spencer for
Congress. in tho Sixth aid Seventh Dis.licts.
and GRE eonforrli'g With "outsilo orgaplzatioi,s'
rs to nomineoA FOR tAc other diutrols.
-0on. Edward i. 5oneH, OF 1}ucl1sntou. In
tho Democratic nominee for Coneycsa III thu
Twonty eight, Now York District, yco Esty. do
clinel.
Tho Democrats in tho Sixteenth pennnyl.
vauia Diatries hayo nosninased Henry ". Eae!ey.
Of 1.ycoming, Tor Congress-.
Tho Dcs2Io!ues Register Mopnbtlcanl aaga
OF L. L. Ainswortl, tho Domocratis Congress-
mau-elect Of Iowa:
s1r. A,,sworsh IS man Of ability and Of ynry de-
cited ability. Mhan member If thc Lower Ifauso Of
70 rsy with him .of amusement. liz raphca au,oug
nut look ont Of place In Congress. ue Will 10 heard
from. right or wrong HI viii reprcaent, too, arga
he Win. III .no4sure, rorosont tho whos ssato ~ vol
na hin own district.
Horny u. aletcalf, tile County Judgo ana
Surrogate Of Staten 1sland, Is tho Democratic
nominee for Congreas In tire Tlr1t District Of
Now York.
-West 7irginia, clecting Congressman and u
Legislature, Oct. 13 rolln MP about II, 900 Domo-
csasic minority. Grants majority in 1s7a was
1884. The result by diatricts is as follows:
In 1874. IN 1a72.
?. chas. Faulkner. Dam, c.tio ina Grant i,Si msj.
.. Ffauk Hereford. Dc,p., ao10 naj driey 714 mil
Tho Legislature olect Of West Virginia 10 A.
most uuaniulo,s1y Democratic and Hcnry s.
Walter, Of whooiing, will DO tho noxt United
States Senator, yico Boromal1, nopub|ican.
Con. Johu II. Thayor (Republican), Of
Nebraska, WHO vacated hia Heat In tho United
statcs Senate in 1871. whom Hitchcock camo III,
will now, it ID understood, 10 elected to the Son.
ato vco Tipson.
Tho Now York Tribune Aaya:
What ltttie chance there ssas fur IN tudepent1pnt
nomAaathpn III Gen. Duter'a district has been ,e-
atroycd hy the action os tue Deuocrata in nominating
iesn Tbs trouble viii Jugo Oil T. Lord :s us. tut thst
us pennocrac5 wna not pirs e',oigh md TO- rather
saan have candidate who might Do Mors patriotic
than I7rasu, they have chosen to aid In returning
Air. u. F. Butler. THUR nctton is On par With that
Of tho anu-Dutler 1sepublicans,-anpI stupid. '>'
and the New York 1'rittnc's Political Almanac
given tho votos in Dutlor's district, viz:
1906. Butlcr. ........... goal Eorhcnd. 2,gss
1868. Dtor.. u,tn pana - .ofa
1870. Dutlor.. s,s usa na,eo't
1872. Butler. ,8st Thompson. ...,..57a7
Nominated BY tic Dcmoctrts to plcase tho 1n,e-
rende1t Republicans, who uevsrthc!ass threw away
tl'c. votes On nchasa H. Dams. Ir not resident Of
tho District
1t would neom that tue Republicans in Buffers
District, who chatter Of opposition to But,cr,'
have como to bo measured, at home, for all they
o:o worth. It Is only outside critics that ARC nov
tnldeBt to please.
Tho Indianapolis Journal torgan Of Morton)
l. ,jn5 A..
in New York:
Ohio and tnlanA Will have the effect Of tho swallowing
nj rnuIod tn sttntnIng tho bsckbunos ri Republicans
b s s1ffss i 81 ne . idSn
etce. thu htpubea.1a bcrsaboua would prefer that the
people Of cur sistar con!nonwaahs themselves awnl-
low tho suintods required for tho hracing Of their
gpinal conns. So far as heard from ID Indiana, tho
sensations 1'roducel aro not plca4urable.
--As a relic Of tue southern-outrage business,
elections. 1t is worth while to reproduce the
following evidence Of iss nse by tho Republican
State COMMITTEES aud Republican psesa In 1nli-
ana:
Rooua rnE REruBrJcAa}
erArE CEsTxAL CoxN1IrEK,
Editor Of the Cutou, 1esstaS 1t&s1r9has a5a Sept. 1s74
hor1os t sccao , d Siosnce anl Sooashsa ssanszns
~ steas prominence - poaaios in yous papor from
''- '''' "''''' THOMAS J. B=Anx. Chairman.
Brady should take q Lesson or two from Thnr-
low Weed, who knew bestor than to attempt ?
repetition OF lis "good enough Morgan until
after election! "-Roches,er CV. ~ Unio,..
Tho Soutl,or1-outrago busineus didn't pay
very we'll in Ohio and Indiana, did,t II tbeglos
to look as II the de,nagoeusa aud de2dbeat poll
| tieians who have been living on the hatred on
rendered BY war which WAS ended nearly ten
| yoars ago lad at last reached the end OF their
! rope.--Ne'c York Tribune.
| Mr.. Bonner. proprietor Of tho Nov. York
Letl9er, does not ptolosu, We boieve to publish
political paper, but now n,td then be saya \ few
! words on a,1no question Of the day which ere
full Of ehrovdnees and good sanse; Thus, in
| Lis 1aat Ledger, ho aas tronchant iittlo 'edt-
torial" which is worth quoting ontiro:
Not 20 O1p.-1hc party papers are discussing, with
hun,nr, the relative ages Ut the two caudidseg
| for Governor, Mg. T.ldan mud 9th. DIX.
It is known that Gov. DIX Is very old nau (ogcr
| 76A int we conHdurt that Gen. Grant will bn
mich oitlpr nlan bsfors As tu " elected President
| third t'Hse.
1t is quito evident that Mr. Bonner's paper is
! not q "gool, reuablo orgau." Tho great aeus-
tor Jones, OF Nsvatts,-tho new fayorite, should
| look after the ovuor OF Doxter.-New Pork
Times.