New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic State Committee Of New
York will meet for consultation Saratoga Springs
Aug. Is.
Mr. Alexander II. Rices prospects for being
the next Republican candidate for Governor OF Mass
chusctts are improving rapidly,
Imitation sentiment seems 10 he spreading
among the Democracy OF In Llama. The indianapolis
Sene has turned around, and Is henceforh tn he
m imitation Journal As It Is tho leading Democratic or
gan OF the State the Changcls significant.
Gov. Ames of Mississippi is missing. The
only reference to his whereabouts which has appeared
lately this in The Coiurnbrs (Missl Inder Tie Chief
Executive of the State Tolls at his in his Nrrtnern
home leaving our lives In the hands Of negro who has
repeatedly violated his oath Of Office Gnd TO make few
dollars ~ sneul in drunken orgies opens the prison
of robbers .uaws and murderers, thus making
justice d DliCi3Dc LARGE
Gov. Hendricks has got both feet over on
the imitation side Of the fence now. and Is apparently
elltatine Descent on that side He told reporter OF
The Cincinnati Enquirer recently, that Indiana people
taking little interest in the ONO contest ana
that we all feel that GOV. Allen is defeated the Pres
Ierta! corts. will be uphill business for the Den0c-
rev" The corrcspondcnt represents him saving
further that ne IN favor of the al tOn OF me National
banks and the Substitution OF grconbacks FOX me banking
currency.
The proposition to run two members OF the
same family ON the Democratic ticket 0 this state moves
The Journal to try It's hand on family ucAet for
Massachusetts,. Here is the result; For Governor
Charles Francis Adams tlut) fOF VI
John Quincy Adams tDomJ For Treasurer-Charlcs
Francis Ada,na, ir. RnpJ For Auhtor-'icnry AdiIis
Hnt) For AttOrnc -GeneTal-BrOOks Adams tRrpJ
The cur1i thinks there would be uSc for ldeuten-
ant-GoyernOr with such a ticket
Secretary Of State Willers receives renoni-
nation by The whitehall Times, which says of him Mr.
WIers has won for himself reputation that makes him
the peer any ivdual who has ever filled the office o!
Secretary Of state Every person who has ever had bus-
ness relations with the Secretary VIII agree with Ia IN
giving testimony % the universally polite and courteous
marncr with VIII n has boon treated VINO hh
business at tho Oicc. BY every preceden5
lon est blsAcf Mr Hers ia entitled to nJuinaOn
AMI We trust that the Democracy will do honor to them
the pcOne 10y rcnnmnaing hh Ohical no las
gained for himself such reputation
Referring to the assertion made by c0l0red
friends that he is being quoted having advised the
coorcd people to leave the Republican party Mr. Fred
erick Douglass makes this reply in Letter Just pub
lshed "Therc Is truth Ia the story that at Hills
dale or anywhere else advised coored men to abandon
the leaders OF the Republican party and to set M for
themselves In the speech at Hsaie such idea was
in nav mind and heart AMI how anybody could honestly
think otherwise cannot nrglnc. Properly interpreted
IL IL appel to the American people TO substitute the
simple rule Justice foe the rule OF ny Hons charity ia
their treatm OF the n'grOtO give him his lights
rather than aims. To give him. not favor. but fair play