New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
POLITICAL NOTES.
apologies,

Senator Gordon of Georgia informs re-
porter OF The Aaantp Herald that he Ia very intimate
with President and Is certain that he anTions
for third term, not as party candidate Dnt as
the candidate OF the people
When Gov. Taylor of Wisconsin appointed
Judge RYAN TO be ChletJustice OF that State few
weeks ago certain pig headed OF the Admin
sration journals sought to make party capital by cali
ing the latter an unreconced Rebel wholly unh for tho
position Senator Carpenter spoiled this little game bJ
remarug in his speech bis friends in Milwaukee ths
Otner that Judge Ryan was ripe schOlar' pro-
found iurist. aud Inau who wiil honor the trust
Gov. Moses of South Carolina released three
moro imprisoned County Commissioners Oh Thursday
last and. the same time pardoned number "a other
crimlnals among whom n notorious scoundrel from
Charleston who had been sentenced 10 hard labor Tor
lite for an atrocous outrage upon littlo girl 7hs.
Charleston News and Courr remarks chat The pardon
business IL getting serious" and nobody will disagree
wIth IT, II there ought 10 be sone way OF
Kidding State OF such curse as GoVerhor hhe 's
Moses
The Hon. NJ. c. Kerr, who was nominated
for Congress- by tho Democrats Of the iii Indiana D'
trict last week. has given his views on the hnances 10
reporter Of The chicago Tribune. On being asked II ha
,a,ored immediate resumption he said 81 do NOT;
but want the face OF the country turned toward uH
mate resumption aud the policy OF the country 'set
In that direction 50 that may gradually, wisely and
without shock or injustice return to 1t in few years.
Imitation would bring true or honest RELIEF to hs
neople IL not what they need They need more cap
tai more OF tue earnings OF labor and the accuDua-
Ons OF economy aud less cTedlt less ueDs-Ho' moio
deprecated currency
In the Southern District Of California, Col.
W. w. Hollister is spoken OF as the R1puolican and
farmers candidate Congress better choice could
hardly be made Col Hollster is old resident OF TIA
State who has always been personally anf most lntcl'
lirentlv identified with the advancement OF its best
interests Ho is gentleman OF considerable wealth, OF
great public spirit, and has thorough cOmprehehson
OF the wants and interests OF the Pacific States Though
one Of the largest andhoders OF Caorna ne mas Oeen
the leader there in the "nofence" movement, which in
those counties where 1t has prevailed has done 80 much
for the division Of the great estates and the settlement
OF the country by industrious In many other
ways also. he has been foremost among 'ne c]en' oi
California TO introduce and advance improvements aud
while he has sought office, he Is 80 wlhely known
and respected for his integrity ana wise public Spit.
that il he accepts the nomination TO Congress, he WILL II
is thought, be returned by a very large YOte
Discussing the political outlook and proDhe-
swing what will be the condition OF parties 10 1876 Ths
Phiadelphta gives its party some sound advice
IL epumerae certain issues which the Republican party
must meet If it wish to vanish into thin air IN
1870" The Republicans devise something like civ
zed government In the fares portion OF the southern
country. "A great people can never be long controlled
by hatreds" The attempts Of Carpenter and Poland to
muzze the press were "shamefu and shameless" q
"blot on the Republican party aud the authors should
he followed by the American newspapers TO the close
of their public lives" The to success Is to be wise
and honest the way defeat will be to yield to the in
difference and natural blindness incident TO long pos
session office. H." The Press concludes, the people
are once convinced that Republicans mere SELF
Olsn and reckless OF all principle they VIII thrust tuen
out Of their confidence Indignantly and forever