Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15
Political Nos0s.

Speaker M'0uirs, Of tbs New York Assembly,
laashs as 0ovssnoe Tfldsa's psstsosio0s - re-
foenae and statesman and be declares In
speseh 10 - soasHluants that IL the Governors
ys>pss have not saved the STATE one dollar.
And Speaker Mc3uirs 10 leading Democrat,
and oasAt 10 know. Ma
Ex-Governor ,Dielsr conssnh that his name
shall b. used for the Democrats nomination for
Governor Of Pennsylvania The chosce, 1t n
altoesthez likely. viii be between him and Judge
Pssshing, Of 0ohuylkih
The Nsw York TrbAns supported b. Gratis
| HeWn for vlce President In le72, and now IL &C.
| eusss him Of s'pfofound and phenomenal tgno- |
rance" because he joins in tho cry for more ir-
Reasonable currency. Had Greeley been elect
I'd and died bsfore the time OF his inauguration
this s'peofound and phenomenal iguoramus
would now be in Grants place.
Governor Allen ran three times for Congress
in the Chillicothe DISTRICT in 1852, 1854 ana
1855. In 1851 he squeezed In BY barely one
majority ~ 1884 and 1885 he va besaen gu. o.
dght BY William Key Bond. No constituency
ever wanted to re-slsct HIM
The Postsvills, (PA) M,ner'. Journal earnest.
| IL urges the nomination Of Judge Kelley FOR the
frssidsacy, by tho hepublcans.
IL Ia announced that Senator Norton will make
10 or IL speeches In Ohio, beginning about the
! 1st Of August
The Troy Times says 1.-THE imbecilitv OF
. the Democratic. Assembly last winter, and
the action of Gov Tilden since the I'd.
iournmsut Of the Legislature, have disguntedi
!, hundreds and Thousands Of voters who last fall
helped to swell the Democratic majority TO such
!. unprecedented proportions. The CRY then was
!. that with . change OF administration better
|. times would come and large numbers who onght
; TO have known batter were deuded by ita speci-
: ous and aAtteriug promises, and reluctantly
o voted against Dix in favor Of Tilden. They
have nov discovered their mistake. The times
4 are NO better in fact they are worse, and 1t il
: evident that Tlden cannot and will not DO any
thing to bring back the return OF prosperity In
4 this respect the men whose cry was anything
o for change, arc not likely TO be deceived again
The Democrats OF lows have resolved upon q
P. very active canvass Of that State. At meeting
Vt Of their State Committee and candidates on
o. Wednesday, it was decided that Shepherd Letter
Of their candidate for Governor, should challenge
Of Governor Kirkwood to q joint discussion
Y The Republican Convention Of Wisconsin me-
81 Thursday at Madison and nominated tcke
headed BY Harris Ludington for Governor, ant
" II. T. Eaton for Lieutenant Governor. Tn
70 resolutions, amongst others, approve Genera
~ Grants letter discouraging the continuance ii
e' once Of any chief magistrate Of tho nation 10
20 more than two forms y and advocate the grad
u for revenue only.
IN The Democratic State Convention Of Mnneso
=. n mst Thursdaysat St Panl. A ticket was nom
All mated with D. g. Buell. for Governor. and e:
4 Durant for Lieutenant Governor The piaAorI
m. Q40l4t0o
Al must be accepted BY all parties In good faith, an
H. that there should be return to gold and silvt
NJ - the basis Of currency. bod.
the We have seen what prestige there Ia in Ne
~ York Democrats. We tried Mcclellan in lS6
md HoraAo Seymour In 1868, and Horace Greeley
The 1879 We vsre gloriously beaten each time
md 10 we'll 70 give New York little rost The Wa
ION | street national bank flavor about New York
81 not regarded with favor on our Western prairie
M. We regard IL - pretty certain that We vi
mt have new deal In 1875, and cease the practi,
ys- Of eternally going to New York for = candidat
! In CiRcinSdti Enquirer (De'n) .,.
? 70 The Democratic State COMMITTEES Of Nilsson
met at 81 Louis on Monday and adopted res
luton asking that the next National Conventi'
bs held in that city. Tho committee PROMISE
st. Louis Ia selected, that oil the expenses of q
y. Convention shall be paid.
ID For some unexplained reason the plan
USE opening the democratic campaign in Ohio OH I
NDe 2lst instant has been changed. Instead
speeches by Senator Thurman and Gov. ALE
ave the programme now says speeches BY Govern
rdsy Allen aud the Hon. George H. Pendeton.
:. 1t Senator Morton, Of Indiana, will make soI
tate ten or twelve speeches during the Ohio ca
paign, beginning on the list Of August, and thu
Afge appears 70 be evidence Of very active canva
,eet. The Ohio journals on both sides keep up
10 fire briskly.
,,so Hon. W. D. Kelley Of Pennsylvania, deliver
ill., . two-hour imitation speech in Youngstov
A'D' Ohio, on Saturday, which the New York fribu
,o,t says will be accepted ~ great lift for
a. Democratic ticket"