New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Republican Conventions should not abandon
their Intention TO express their opposition to third
term. President Grants letter gives them an opportu
nifty to condemn the principle without rejecting upos
him. II would be well To crush tho proposition SO CON-
ple;ely that IL will never rise up again.
Secretary Fish is receiving q small amount
very cautious commentator for the Presidency TIE
Springfield Republican contributes this mite There are
at least two things to be said 10 favor OF Hamilton Fish
rs Presidential candidate. IL elected he would noe
surround himself With greedy adventures or grad of
extra pay
There is prospect for brisk renewal of the
old fight between hs Carpenter and washburn factions
of the Republican party In Wisconsin during the next
State campaign. The WASN'T wing declares war upon
every candidate who is suspected OF Partially for ex
Senator Carpenter and threatens bolt any such are
chosen for positions on the State ticket
The best assurance that the Independent
Voter is power found in the anxiety displayed by
each party prove that he is its side. The Boso~
Advertiser claimed recently that the Republican party
was on the rising because the Independent Voter
was more inclined to that side than TO the Democratic
This strikes The Cincinnati Enquirer as an amusing
declaration because all OF the Independent Voters arc
men who have left the Republican party in disgust and
show no symptom of returning to IT," However THAI
NAV be- ii is pretty say that tho Voter aforesaid 10
not going to be in excessive hnste TO join any pary
PLATFORM and that ia what The Enquirer says the Demo
cratic party means TO do
Gov. Hendricks receives this nice little send
of from The NcrA ib0ry Lcdgfr- Stdn0dru: We
now call to mind. from among the best OF names thas
might be- presented worthy of being the leader
OF the party in the next Presidential contest than In
dianas fayorite son. Thomas A. Hendricks He sccrs 70
have been raised up by an s-wse Providence To necs
the exigcncies OF the times Sound In political doctrine.
conservative in all his utterances, possessing all tho
qualifications OF wise and considerable statesman 40
well the confidence of the entire PARTY there seems 10
rs TO be but the choice lie Is choca we he
cve him 10 be OF the majority OF the party III Tie North
West and South, and the unanimous voice OF the inoc
OF Indiana viii be found pressing his availability ~
well his capacity upon the Democracy OF the country
Several of the State journals ale afraid that
Gov Tlden has relaxed his grip upon the canal tLcscs
aud that the promised reform will DO accomplished
The Utica Herald Is especially unhappy about IT, CON-
planning rs follows: The plain fact Of the matter
that Gov Tildcn has full power TO carry canal reform
into practical eject and that he Goes not exercise bic
power He reached the point when a OF hts profcs
sons u reform can be reduced TO practical realization
OF IT, Up 10 this point he has boen very brave aud very
yrtuous Now he hesita;es delays permits the golden
opportunity TO slip by unutzed. We bSs him To rsmcm-
her that he Ia not TO DO judged by his dnc words ana
,onq fables IL the statistics Of theft They mako good
STATE documents but they do NOT beip on que Gauss o!
| tho people We can nfauy reasons why 20 shoua
hesitate hut they are reasons whch lac bound himself
! TO ignore when no began crasado which has NOT ycs
resulted In . single practical bcnrnt 10 the people US
| cannot 20 on without striking directly ~ hs parry
| friends"