New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic papers of the state are filled
with commentator OF the call for The State Convention.
Some citizens of Cincinnati have so little re-
gard for the Sciiptura Injunction against "vain rpet
ton" as invite Judge Kelley TO speak there on mia
ton He accepted for the 1h or 9Th OF sertem1er
In the Onondaga Senatorial District the
name OF the Hon. George W Phillips is suggested the
Republican candidate for senator The impression at
least partially dIifused that Senator ID. T. Woo0 mas
found a denomination beyond hls reach
- In Baltimore a Citizens party has been
formed chiefly with reference local aaars. hui which
It is thought may play part in the state capyass Tie
principal pks Of the platform are the preservation Of
the public schools taxation of church property official
economy opposition sectarian appropriations and to
the employment OF convict labor by contractors
Judye George w. Paschal, in letter in The
Washington Chronicle addressed 10 the Hon Reverdy
Johnson suggests tho immediate application Of Mr.
Greeey saying that 1.-THE right way to resume is to re
sumo" He suggests that all merchants, manufacturers
printers carriers. hOtekecpers aborers and all others
al once yalue their commodities, whatever they may be-
al the gold price as cohpaTea WIN paper anu sucA ~
that price"
Senator Thurman prOnOunces entirely false
the report OF the conversation in which he was said to
have denounced Gen. Cary and the Roman Catholic
priests Mr.. Theodore Cook, with whom the talk was
said TO have been had says that such conversation
ever took place The character OF the correspondent VINO
furnished the story NAV he inferred from his ntrOduc
tory statement: /" sitting reading on the avn III
Of Boy
came and seated themselves close by me- and was COM
PEELED 70 hear their conversation in spite of myself"
Almost alone in unfavOrable comment on
Mr. Daviss letter declining to speak in Illinois, Is The
Phadephia Press 1t Tne letter is as intensely
eeotistcal as it is mpernen It IL characteristic OF
the man who rejoces the evil he worked Jefferson
Davis has never SAID word written line since the
cnse which does evidence that had he 10 do
over again would be ready in his treason amt cruelty
as before He has least the one virtue OF consstency
To invite such to speak Mt county far IN "y'
,,oior STATE was an OUTRAGE which cannot be
,everey condemned. Ii is time forgot the war The
soldiers of the North and South have c'ped hands The
Deople of the two sections beginning 10 know one
another But the will not be forgotten the deyil OF
rebellion will not stay down: hearts Will not cease 10
beat loudly and blood 10 hre at IN" mesories OF Andei
.onye if Jefferson Da Wis IL to be brought forward an
honoIed orator To air by mlliend0 MS glory IN lie
betrayal of his country ~ the way 're se's 10 pe
a conspiracy to compel Mr. Davis to say something
about agriculture. He has iust received similar in
vitation to speak before the Cooper County Fair in
Missouri.
There is a great deal of political economy TO
the square inch lust ONO. This is the kind they
issue from The Cincinnati Enquirer office There 10
gold standard of aue and has not been since the legal
tender act WAS passed in 1867 Gold is not used as
rency except in paying CustOmhouse duties. Wien the
inportatons for a day week a month are large
then gold il at higher premium When they are small
the premium reduced In short, gold is nothing but
commodity depending for It's yGue-lke any other com
uodry-upon law OF supply ana demand Inc green
mack dollar subject alone to the fluctuations which re-
mil from tte rise and fall public confidence IN the STA
blty and permanence or the naoh H. ana mo- gon' 10
the standard OF value"
The first and perhaps the most important dnty
OF the honest in this State just now il TO watch the
choice OF delegates to the state Convention. The ifica
Oserper throws this warning 10 It's own party: The
temper Of the party all right The only possible danger
lies I'm the choice OF delegates who through Ignorance or
indifference will he msled into the support OF doubtful
candidate. for places the state ticket The late Judge
Bailey in addressing Republican meeting in Utica in
1871 made point that is worth repeating He said that
il some honest Democrat at the Rochester convention
had proposed 10 adopt the Ten commandments a. the
a,for,n OF the party Tweed would have Jumped and
moved amendment 10 tne enet that me eishtn com
name mcnt-ThOu shalt not Steal-be printed III ltdcs
The delegates at syracuse next month VIII nd some
asnrants for office who illustrate the quality when
I,d0r 3aey asclibed ~ Tweed They VIII be noislest
In naving liI-seryce 10 the cause oi REFORM bt Iey
viii look ont time 10 keep on good terlI-
with the Canal Rin and 10 cOinauu tue supPV VI INT
dishonest combination