New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Tiden has been nominated for tho
Presidency by The Binghdmton Democrat which places
his name AT the head of It's columns the Democratic
candidate in 1876
Mr.. John Kelly of this city was the guest of
Gov Hendricks at indianapolis Tuesday last but Tho
sentinel of that city hastens to inform the pubic tna'
the visit was without political significance
Senator Logan is said to have modified"
his imitation views recently with thought OF chang
ing them entirely IL has had sufficient practice IN the
process OF Topping to make the transition gracefully
and promptly.
Mr.. John ]. Geghan, TIE author of the
Geghan law, which has given rise to the secaran strife
in the Ohio canvass renominatcd for the State Logis
Iature by the Democrats the other night in Cincinnati
The Enquirer Is alarmed at the capital this denomination
will furnish the Republicans and comes out in eader.
repudatiug Geghan in the name OF the Democracy OF
Hamilton County" because his nomination is an insult
to every Intelligent voter since 1t is open boast OF an
alliance between the Catholic Church ana the Democrauo
party.
Gen. Garfield made his first speech in tho
Ohio campaign at Warren Tue sday evening last IL
was largely on argument in favor OF honest money eN
posing at length the imitation falaccs OF the Democratic
orators In closing said Whether we wish 1t to bc
40 or not the present contest IN Ohio the first great
preliminary sLrmish Of the Presidential campaign We
have entered centennial period when the memories
OF our origin nation thrOngng thick upon u.s. 10
should be an epoch Of peace and good w-hut 1t should
ze the hopes and aspirations Of the great founders Tho
indications are abundant that the great jubilee bring
Ing TO us with renewed the lessons they taught and
tle principles they cherished In spite OF all the faults
and blunders OF the Republican party, II cannot DO
T. a. the reactonary and dscordant Democracy, which
l. STRIVING TO regain its lost power"
The Hon. James b. McCreaTy was inaugu-
rated Governor of Kentucky Tuesday last. Ia his
address he made hearty plea for peace: "a r,stora
NJ frato faQli be
every patriotic heart and will have accomplished
grandest national triumph when, forgetful OF the
and strife OF the past we resume in every section
OF the Union onward career as free prosperous and
united people desire Of honesty, economy. aud
justice in the administration both Of our state and Fed
era Governments and peace and prosperity and prog
ress not only in Kentucky, but in every rar OF the
Union. wish TO the records OF secession, coercion,
and reconstruction filed away forever AMI the people OF
Citation and all looking TO tie Constitution rs the guar
antec Of liberties and the safeguard OF every eAon
OF course imitation is iIcipient reputation,
and knows this better than the ras money orators
But they arc very cautious about publicly admitting any
truth damaging. In private they appear to be less
cautious for Warren correspondent OF The Cterednf
Leader vouehes for the truth OF this statement concern
ing Gen Sam Cary: AT the National Hotel In the pres
cnce OF several prominent citizens OF Warren two OF
whom unknown TO him. happened to be Republicans no
made labored argument in favor of the utter repuda
ton OF the National debt Tho Government might pay
the debt in greenbacks repudiac; II could do as IL
chose The Republican party had great horror OF nc
pudation, and had many good Democrats b"t u
would have TO to that No nation ever paid war
dobt The French Government had rcpudiated twenty
one times The South had repudiated It's debt sey.
eral OF the Free States had disposed in the Same wao
their state debt Aud at considerable length dld
Mr. Cary talk much TO the edihcaon OF MS little group
OF listeners whose memories good and whose Names
are responsible" Cary's record shows him to be tniifey
capable Of talking precisely such demagoSc'l nonsense
this.