New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

Does it occur to any OF the exceedingly loyal
journalists OF NewEnsland when they iead the generous
words OF welcome from the Southern press 10 Vice
President Wilson, that their treatment Of ssrs Lamar
AID Gordon Anew weeks ago was just :ile dSoOrteou-
There seems to he IA little lull just now in
the press about Secretary Dcano. Wouldn't il he well
tor President have him step down and out before
the abuse" gins agani He viii get rid Of him
all unless he Improves OppoTtu Ike the Drest
Isn't The Harrisburg PGt-i0t blinded by "A
little attack of overcOndenoo whcn 1t says 1t Is so Ger
tain that The Democratic party can name the next Gov
Of Pennsylvania that it has apprehension about
the chance Of election 1t doesn't look that way at this
distance.
The comments Of tho State press on the
Canal Investigating Committees report in tho main
complimentary. Some OF the journals think the Com
is liberal in It's condemnation of ystems
than persons but the general sentiment is that The
report IL step forward In sure progress toward rad
iC.i reform III canal management
The dissensiOns among the Democrats in
tho State csature have ned tho Republicans with
hope Of carrying tho State next Fall. The albany
ErprsS arguing that the Governors advocacy of the
Removal b has the party great harm, to this
aangne conclusion: New York State is not stcadiast
in politics. like Massachusetts Vermont 1t frequently
gives large majoriios hut cannot be relied upon 10
adhere year Dy year the fortunes OF tho pOlit
cal party The disscnsiODS among the Democracy are
inst serious, that there is every prospect oa
Republican victory III the Fall Then good by
Tiden.'"
Tho Hon. George II. PendletOn is confident
that the Democratic party with wisdom in It's councils
and energy III its action can carry Ohio
by a large majority next Fall He says
The financial troubles. the stagnation OF bust
ness, the depression of all industries, the eTtrav-
agance and corruption Of the public service, the democrat
zaton Of the Administration, the personal government
OF President Grau third term project. the violation
OF all law in the policy adopted toward the Southern
States az thereto all these have hod the people
with uneasiness, and they anxiousy seeking
q better state of things" Does Mr.. PcndlctOn
think the OF the Democratic majority i'll the last
Ohio Legislature OF character to convince the peO
pie "anEOusly seeking better state OF things" that inc
balm for their be found IL the Democratic fold
Gov. d. II. Chamberlain OF South Carolina
sent long letter to the Centennial banquet OF the Ger
man Fusiieers Of Charleston Monday last expressing
the following praiseworthy sentiments: Above ali
things / trust your celebration will speak and
enforce the great present lesson and duty OF
political and social harmony between oil the
tons Of or country. in the basis Of the settlements
which are embodied in the Constitution and laws OF
the nation Upon that basis let prosperity grow
p which shall cheer AMI bless all and conditions OF
men who dwell In sonth Carolina Political differences
ougbt 10 be significant and valued. only they
mark the grcltcr less fidelity OF Onr parties
10 the common purpose Of making our gov
and public service honest patriotic, pure ana
rOse is give peace and prosperity ~ SoGth Carolina
Every Ia my political foe who would Tor any cause,
stay back tho returning tide which Is bearing
these blessings 10 our people,