New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Administration organs are very anxious
that Congress shall order o elecdon IN louisiana
and thus Mt President out OF his trouble They
are already weary % defending sher ians Dnle'1.
especially snce II Is ." eyldrnt mt '"o WO'0 VIZ
people think OF them the u 4iler they get
This is The Chicago Tribane's way of deal
,nr with the all for the Coop Institute meeting: "Wll-
liam Cullcn Bryant vuiteaw Rsid, Manton Marble
Sidney Webster, W. NJ. Eyarts, August Belnon'. and
other persons OF Democratic or Liberal proclyities'
rave united In call for public meeting In
Cooper Institute EXPRESSIONS 70 certain feelings
touching the late ~ Louisiana. Well 1t IS
Democratic funeral. anyhow. The gentlemen in New
York ought to be allowed to pronounce such oratons as
n1ay to tnem meet Tor me occasion, .
WIN 27p.T as 9' s% s@v g.fas 10 al btSf
the ranks Of hip may Naturally be expected
70 do great MANY foolish ana ltHe ana lmpo'eht
things. Bus does surprise h old friends To II ~ Mr.
10 eph MP capable 81 sucn Work as the above and OF
great teCl more equally foolish. ana tqnaY IHIse 20
history.
Senator Chandler is not yet reelected, and,
90 far as the OF tine Republican caucus Whlcn
nominated him other night goes be is not very likely
70 be- There q Republicans IN the Michigan Legs
laure and II req ~ votes 70 elect sena'or Ar
four DAYS Of ncessaus work. in which every Federal
ofice-Nolter in the STATE concentrated himself" upon
kbe State House Mr.. Chaud er able By threats.
PROMISES and other Influences 10 get only 80 Repub-
itcans TO sign call Caucus, and only 80 OF these
attended. The anti-CIanlIer papers say ne has put
forth his entire strength AMI th1 he cannot increase II
auy between .n- 1871 inst, when mo nlI IOuhs
will begn The D-EOH FIRE. Press says I1e o. Vote5
which Mr Chauue. recoveI iu the caucus undoubtedly
represent his full strength. Wn0eYcr tayed away lrom
Tie caucus, his friends did not though the contest
cannot BE- considered decided until the YOe is actually
cast and the opportunity Tor the uSe OF threats or
prom es has passed the indications OF Mr.. Chahders
Increasing weakness unmlstaEable. WnAtey
DOUBT he 20 ~IO Will be senator II seems
al this time tOerabiy certain thht he VIII not"
Another prominent Republican journal raises
IA protest against Administrators conduct of the
iousiana business. TIE Boston Adrerfissr, which at
rst was inclined take the Kellogg side OF the case
TOW say the breaking mp OF the Legislature BY Federal
troops was an act OF hgh-handed tyranny. and adds
For years the great State OF louisiana, whose people
have as good right be left alone 70 manage their
own affairs as the people OF Massachusetts has been
ruled not by citizens, but By two
holding Federal office. and having tae adrotness TO
enlist all the power OF the Government upon their SIDE
IN the inevitable confusion WHICH tAeJ pioFOKeu
Whenever elections nave not been carried ~ tnel
favor they have Ovrrrbrnwn the returns by some lHR
sery ike Judge Dures midnight order, or the naulp-
succeeded Oriers from Washington have reinforced
them and the psople nave mad alternative but 10
protest aud Dide their time. Under such a state OF
things is becoming be silent TINS Is tine tune
when the voice Of the Republican States sho~d De
ha.r