The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

First gun In the present campagn-Kentucky
election Monday, August 2.
| Henry Wilson Is a candidate for the Presidency.
and his prospects Will be poor enough II his OWE
state elects democratic Governor two years IN
succession. He and his friends will try hard to
keep the State In line, and most OF the indlnerent
| sulky and ugly or year ago his irlends--
Boston Traveller.
The Presidential outlook, according TO tina
Chicago Times. Is 'migntily mixed. Tho probes
sional party managers have very little ground ON
| wnicn TO base speculations OF any kind. grsas
deal is gong to depend on the way the eighty
Confederate generals conduct themselves next
winter. Th3 party In power at Washington u
no longer in reality the party which elected Grant,
1t is in fact no party at all but the debris and Iaa
ends OF great variety or factions, among which
| there Is very little community OF ideas or cone
| rency or purposes"
| the old democratic party terms "Hard" and
| "Solv' are coming into vogue again The one
means hard money democrats the other rae
money democrats
The present Commissioner OF Patents. MI.
Thatcher, says the Springfield Republican, is IN
danger. Mir. Roscoe Conkllng who is an attorney
as well as a Senator, and occasionally has Drieh
In patent cases. is said to want the berth Tor Q
Trend OF mis-, named Roland buell. AS civil ser
vice reform has been abandoned the odds are that
Ministration.
The Cincinnati Commercial says :-"GovernOs
Allen is as fierce now false issues as no once
was on true issues." The whole question Seems
to be one OF issues-of greenbacks.
The following resolution was adopted at che
Democratic Convention held in the First District
| (Cornth) OF Mississippi, at which l.. O. o. Lamar
was nominated Ior Congress, and which was IN
Guided in the speech he delivered the occs-
sion:-
Resolved, That we are opposed to the Formations
or parties among the people OF his cate founded
on difference OF race or color, aud we cordially
Invoke the union OF good citizens or eyerv race
aud color In patriotic efforts TO defeat at the nexp
election the present state administration and tts
Supporters and TO secure for all the blessings Of
honest and capable government
The inde pendens oil Los Angeles have nomf,
mated Judge John S. Thompson for Congress from
the california Fourth district. Volney Il. Howara
was among the unsuccessful Candidates for thu
nomination.
the Boston papers are getting TO talk good
deal about the Governorsnip. Tue Advertiser ana
F. Transcript have both come out IN favor OF A. H.
Rice as the republican candidate the Traveller
and Nelcs continue anxious for another trial %
Talbot, while the Herald announces that as be-
tween Rice ana CASTOR 1t will go Tor CASTOR
General b. L. Butter is championed By the Green
neld Times, which declares him to be the onIy
nor next iaL But VINO champions the ever really
DR.. LortngS
The seneca Falls Courier nomlnates William r.
Tnsley, OF the Lyons Republican, as snltabse
candidate for Canal Commissioner on the re-
publican ticket aud the proposition Is well re-
celved among our rural contemporaries.
Remarkng upon the coming canvass In thts
State the On enango Uaion says:-
the republicans fondly nope 70 carry the state
this all, because they believe that the influence OF
the Canal Ring wall be thrown against the demOcra
tic party. we would remind them that they based
there nope last f2ll on % similar contingency.
Then they believed that Tweed ana his friends
would be able to accomplish the defeat or Tdens
now they nope Tor AID rom the Caual RING. Does
10 strike any OF these radical schemers that they
are counting allies the worst set Of thieves
that uisgr9ced a State And does II not occur
10 them that the honest republicans viii have
their confidence IN tue republican, party shaken
by an alngnce OF the party leaders with the
calls wno have been plundering the people to tna
tune of millions