New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-02
POLI1ICAL NOTES.

Senator Mcdonald of Indiana has been
looking over the eld in Ohio aud is confident that the
Demo- rate VII win
Congressman Kerr is reported to have re-
Turned to Indiana Washington recently. badly dis
outraged about his prospects for the Speasershp and
very despond,nt about the outlook for the Democratic
marty The imitation sentiment Is gaining ground too
RAPIDLY to make him look upon he future Win serenity
New-York Presidential candidates are getting
very plenty. Ex-GOy. T.. D. Morgan Is put oht as the
Republican candidate by The Penn IGn Journal and
Senator Couklng appears to The Horsehe0ds Journal
10 he the only man who il Cntrvly equal TO the same
position
Mr.. A. II. Dill is a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor Of Pennsy wanna ana
there ia no reason suppose that he is not deserving OF
al The praise his friends showernc upon him but
still 1t seems as The Tusr:Ve Courier Is rather over
do,n- the business II tells US Mr. Dill carri's a
Nepolcoric head his shoulders that he If q
brilliant orator. and that be Is SURE 70 Dc one Vi Ihe
great men OF PennsyivaniS, II he lives.
The Ohio Democrats have cheerful pro-
srrmmc II Tht Cincinnati Commercial knows what it Is
talking about That journal SAYS We have squad Of
specIat0rs and professional PreSdentmaaerS on hand
In the Democratic party ia Ohio who have several times
advertised their peculiar capacity They have Two great
projects. and they like unto each other; l. They
would TIA mel tho Allegheny Mountains nine miles for
canal purpo.es They would elect intAton PreSi-
dent 80 ~ to ake advantage of Republican pre- edentS in
the Indian Ring and 0bcr rings ina, awe Sto",n MI
which the country IA invited by the Democratic sigh
boards Ia Ohio
The address to the " Christian public which
the Board II Indian Commissioners put forth the other
DAY does not excite the most unbOunded confidence and
respect The TtilGdeiphfa Telegram says OF it When
we tho circumstance under which the present
Indian Board came into office and now gentlemen OF un
impea liable integrity who nsd the entire confidence OF
tie Christian public forced into retirement because
they refused become the plant toOis of the thieves
who arsengaged in punderng both the Government and
The In Hans the who compose the present Board
were pat IN their places because. it generally
believed. they would be puabic, we cannot give thelr
address that credit which would like to- The evl-
dcnces very phn that gigantic frauds nave peer
committed and that the Indian Board has not attempted
~ i uu"9 p""""- "
peal Tor CHRISTIAN sympathy ana support thcreIOre,
savOrs OF impertinence although IL ts gratifying SO
far as Indication that the Board feels the need O
sympathy and support OF sone Kind other thAi that
which II gets from tho Rings
Gov. Allen of Ohio has been talking very
freely 10 correspondent Of TIE S. Lc,is Repabcan In
the first place be settled the much talked about question
OF his age by saying frankly That he is years old Then
In expalnng tue attitude OF his nephew the imitation
question he gave . good for has change OF
faith What his nephew would take he did not
know but OF one thing he sure, II he places ausef
athwart the popular current he will be swept away
So the Governor thinks better 70 pretend favor what
be knows fse doctrine knows 70 r fatal % the
best interests OF the country than to b swept away by
the popular current" his explanation OF his financial
views equally frank ana ought 10 10 fatal He said
term misht have been employed twenty years G,O -
physical iupOsaib ty and for all time to Tn
my judgment tine business or the world and the financial
needs Of mankind have OatsrOwn the capacity Of the
nne- 10 produce precious metals enough to for
basis Of currency regaNt the whoi; doclue OF specie
payments Ideally without practical fOunia' iOn
Aud yet there PERSONS who tlinl the election Of
man holding these views will have 10 sgnificancel