New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
.p,d, coavsle-n and hoped to be able to attend 70
kn.ines yesterday.
DusLrS, Nov. S.-Cardinal McCloskey pre-
Ssx Ar irumense crowd OF people was preeont
POLTTICAL NOTES.

xissonri "a now estimated from 10000 TO fo"O' Ao
pople Of that State evidently know good OOns'"''"
when they see H. l
The Ohio infiationists say they want no such
thurman for President, long "a Alien ana Pen
,en i've What an imposing vote either one OF those
gentlemen would poll
Tho obituary notices of Gov. Iiiden no
longer appear in the imitation and Administration news
parsrs The editors have sasely concluded 70 wait un'n
the " corpse Is less Lively
The firm of Lincoln, Vodder and Strube Is
dissolved Lincoln defeated IN the caucus stTuD.e
OF the polls vedder, the sole surviving partner W."
transfer the business 10 the Senate.
Tennessee people don't seem to like the IDEA
ofhsyins an infationist for Uaired States senator
since senator Key has announced himself sort money
deyotoe there are loud calls for hun 10 change MS pV
gramme or resigE. ruA.
The election of David P. LOomis (lib-) 10
che state senate from XXth District over 1eofEe
Gilbert is claimed by 20 votes. and the claim seems 70 ~
we'll funded This change, With that In the iiid po''
,xba,. senator Jacobs shows small majority VIII reduoe
lie Repnbiicau vote to :0-belOw t~o-thirds.
The Pal Mall Gazette, in a leading article
based upon Col GrosvtnOrs recent letter 70 Ihk I0o
ON municipal debt and taxation, concludes tha' tne
merely local government Of the United States that OF
towns aud counties alone costs very CONSIDERABLY more
tan the Imperial Government OF Great bfilAlh-
Mr.. G.. Wiley Wells the only Republican
Congressman elected from Mississippi cannot De ca'"
An Administration It was be who uado 'io c'ie
nat
vronud that the blood Of 20 80 negroes would DC
rcod thing for the Republican party" Gov. AIneS mas
never denied that charge yet although he has expressed
an intention 70 do 80 Ho is not likely to hnd IAuen ooh
fo~f IN Mr. Wess election
Gen. George B. Mcclellan says the Demo
cratic aty should nave uncertain policy on the cur
.apV aation since sOnd financial basis IS the essen
Hsl elem mt 70 national stability and progress lie re
.mmcnls tic letters Of Secretary AcCuLocA 10 AiA
rRIBuSE Us onbodyng the best arguments Oh Ine SUI
,eot The I'M reduction Of the imitation Issue lh Oho a
P,nnsylyna be considers unwise and unfortunate ou'
he beieves that II the Democrats leisiate wsly IN tn
crrss n, x session. the carry the country II Ao'ooh
Inc issue OF reform IN the sSOvefhmehI
Up 10 the DAY of the Mississippi eiec'lon'
tbe Administration journals predicting bloody
time a, the polls In that state. They had positive pro'
tha, the negroes were to be- forobly driven nom tne
nos Nav that the election passed without 90 much az
auarol of any kind and the negroes voted without
oolestaon the same Journals declare that the uneH
rected quiet produced by an elaborate system y.
terrpri-m which kept tne negroes from the polls ~
her bed beep bIoodshed would have been sure proof
n Ku-Kiux a. there boOdshed, I'll the more
proof OF ku-klux argue the grndete lhey hre OV'Ad
u have their way DO matter what the fao:s are.
IL is dangerous business to tread on the toes
n the high priest OF imitation The editor Of The LouiS
sIe ColeqTourqal ntimlted pretty plainly the other
sy that the defeat Of the Democracy was Duo 10 the
assumption Of Leadership by somebody not Tar irom me
gnOnire Office in Cincinnati In response 10 this iper
Inflated ass" a "fppaut, brllnless drum MAJOR
minded bigot" toady 10 wealth and arm
.Dcraey" favorite Of tho swellheads Of Ncw-York.
who administer to hi gross c0nceit and vanity. the
teprese ntative OF paper piasteird wlth NOR saseS
shose rk Is "randiOquont but less fOrcDle than The
nuterings OF Aek manlKih' No"i NA4' ""''e4'0H'
lGn'; yOu wish you hodntf
Senator Booth Of California had warm
eublic reception at his old in Salem. Iud last
week correspondent of The Louisville CO,rierJOt'-
mai tired brayey get the senator to talk about politics.
but in vain The best the correspondent could do was
70 circulate about IN the crowd and get sch secondhand
expressions as the following from the persons with
whom ths Senator talked In speaking Of the late cleo
Eons ne aid that ne was glad that they were 80
uose That there had much fraud and cOrrup-
don in the public affairs Of the nation and hat TIE peo
be should cheek t Ivy rehukng the party Responsible
mat hs dd NOT believe tire financial question could be
made a party question in 1876 He said hat TINS party
ttttfe should cease in tins country ana ne believed II
onid soms dav aud thought hc saw signs 20 nting that
80 no,, mat none but good and pun men should be
elected aud placed ID Offices OF trust and bpnor'
Some party journals seem to fancy the gen.
sra result OF the elections dspeasng 70 IHE IRIB-
UsE They have read it to little purpose any Of them
abored harder effectively to furnish ammrni-
hon doubtful struggle in Ohio let them rejoice
With us in the victory. and the laures they have
Won any Of them took larger interes in the defeat
81 imitation IN Pennsylvania, yielded more on other
Important points IN order 70 fight It, we are
glad OF their superior service in a good cause.
nfnistratye reform oud lower taxes in New
York they are welcome 70 enjoy with the increasing
majority Bigclov The elections in each State have
gone A. TIN TRIBUNE ought have them go, tHst
the Canal Ring and other corrupOnists got their repre-
sentatiye- Democratic and Republican, back INTO the
NY Legislature m disgustmgly large numbers. IL merely
Local politics THE TRHUSL opposed dozen # the Tam
many candidates who than their opponents,
sed only Crets tat Others who better than their
opponents. shared tie defeat; while 1t supported
schroeder aud bis a. Ociates w BrOodyn, ana has @
cuiAi feron 20 NJ oict over teH ,hct- tnt ne uoNh
fau 0f me BOktyL hing Du the wh"ies l'it = neral
result r. satisfactory reasonable pnQel could e1-
Dect.
Most Of the political work of tlo Canal Ring
during the last oanpdga was in tLe nature 1f buuOw
ing. There one member OF lt, however, who made
Lis appearance boldly among The pampheiecrs and
only printed his sentiments but put HI name az tho end
z Was tir. Thomas Gale OF the "WelhnOwn" firm Of
Beldcn Dens0n, who on, Of the iulnc,s Of his heart
and purse, sent orr appeal tu laboring men
1t consisted OF editorial from Ihe A'tany Jouraat
aimed Mr. Farchid appended to which Was u little
editorial OF Mr. Gales whose Canal Rin2 grammar
betrays him. Mr.. Gale. II shoud be remembered, was
DeInOcrat up the time Republican ucket
nominated. Here r. shat "a, sad 10 The w0rkingmeu:
"AH public works have been SUSPENDED daring the
action Of the Governor Commission thou- nds II poor
men have been, thrown ont OF eIn'ovmtut and
threatened with starvation, while tie Governors Com
mission receiving G20. a day and expenses
pad-cqua % $50 mole-aud al OF this 70 the detIi
Tlent o. the laborinc ca-e DCmocratio economy and
Totrnchment means stopping an the work from abore-'
canals and forcing them 20 remain die while their
families are starving and employing d. Maone. Jr.. AT
expense 20 the state treasury o. $50 por day
tho Democratic state Committee ard elect two
Of the members Of the Commission 10 State
sfhoes. have presented tle above facts
Tor yOur Consideration. Tho inler6e. Of every
iabOriug mdu ls concerned In th.a uuesticu,
'Vberc viii this ting cnd! ls ihs great enterprise
that has made us te Lmpro state has carried bus 81
Of wheat from bunnlo 10 NewIofE for cents and
g. the regulator Cf all transpora, al IT, bus mess
snsrlrise a. CEASE am it Improvement io stops