New-York tribune., 1875-11-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

Is the rag baby dead now7
As Presidential candidate Gov. Tilden is
not exactly dead yet.
Gov. Hartranft takes his brief turn az
Presidential candidate now
IL is an excellent time for imitation candidates
for the Presidency to take foreign trip.
Gov. Allen and Gen. Cary seem to have done
good work In Pennsylvania as In Ohio.
Yesterdays vote does not, as it were, throw
beacon light the pathway of Roscoe Conkling the
Shite House.
Senator Key OF Tennessee, who succeeds An
drew johnson, opposed to the forced resumption OF
specie payment and in favor OF the repeal of the Re
sumption act OF 1873. He thinks contraction wise
Ii is getting to be an OmnOus thing TO be
elected to Congress in the Ivtb Tennessee Dis
trict. Two who have been elected within
q year have died. neither Of them having had q
chance to take his seat There is NO lack of candidates
however, and new men Will be elected within week
OF two.
Here's humOr for you. Tie Cincinnati Fn-
quiFe calls upon Gov. Hayes TO decline the Governor
ship OF Ohio, because he knows William Ailon is the
choice of the people OF Ohio honest vote"
knows he has desire to be considered usurper.
fe EnqutreP Is suppl ing the demand for American
comic paper.
The sort of reform which The Springfield Re
pvlaR speaks OF In this paragraph Ia fully as popular
today as 1t ever was: The reform which the people
want Ia the reform which sifs the action TO the word
which promptly redeens it's promises in the hard coin of
performance; which not only dsapproves OF theft In
the abstract but collars the hesn irblOOd thief.
pes him o disgorge his plunder, and then the key
on hun The reform that isn't afraid To name and
make enemies. The Tiden sort OF reform, In a word"
Gen. Woodford paid pleasant tribute to Carl
SchuIz IN Boston Monday evening. As no stopped
upon the platform a voice exclaimed, Where is Carl
schurz I" The General replied: My friend asks where
Carl scburz ia. TO him than any gentleman In the
land belongs the credit OF the great victory honest
money in the State Of Ohio; and knowing the infu
that 70 morrow election In must have
upon the question whether not ns country keep
its ath absolutely with billhOlder and bUndhOr ike
| have heeatiOn IN sayn Boston that the desire
aud prayer OF Cart SchuZ l. with the Republican party
tonight"
Gov. Tidcn wrote q letter to the Massa-
chusetts Democrats last week in which he said the uni
yersa want OF times is administrative reform in oil
governments. national, state, and municipal" Upon
this The Boston Herald comments as follows Admins
tTatye rcform will be found in the same party with
honest monevfOr imitation has been the chief promoter
OF extrayagance-with proper distribution Of the
powers Of government between the nation and the
Staics aud with system of taxation that shall equaze
the burden and adjust IL to tho back of the ab0ing
country; such party-a real reform pdry-we under
stand Coy. Iden to refer 10 In his letter. Wo
ious to developed, and when IL appears IL will make
difference what 10 l. called. Meanwhile the voter
who thinks for himself aud believes that reform needed
decayiug parties and give his votes for the beat men
ali ca esq