New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

The DaytOa Journal is growing tired OF tho
Republican chase In Ohio for candidate for Governor
ami cries out: "Isnt it getting about time TO qit IN
Producing little fellows for Governor - better 70 10
gin TO concentrate on the larger class OF men,
The Republican newspapers Of the XAHllld
Consre siOna District OF this State are earnestly dc
GUSHING the nomination Of candidate to Oil the vacancy
created In the XLIvth Congress by the death OF Angus
tus y. Allen. The Frtlionfo Censor. DnnsTN 'on"s'.
and Caftar0e0us Republican favor the nomination or
Walter L. Sessions. the former member Tor the dises
Hon c. r. vodder. while The clean Times urges the name
Oi Gen Roy stone.
A WILLINGNESS 10 mako wager with some
one Is thus intnsted by rke Boston Gote: "We would
risk a small amount the belief that Mr. Edwards
rterrepont OF New-Ycrk will not he appointed Attorney
General Mr. Picrropont has denounced the third terra
idea cimeroal, aud was one OF the speakers nv hs
New-York meeting at which the Presidents policy IN
Louisiana the shee. Of severe er,ieIsm aud M Gen
proCedents established by himself
The baltimore Gazette suggests precedent
TO Secretary DeanO In the of Lord wcstbury Chan
ceor under the Palinerton-Russen Administration N
England SOL to 1865, who was compelled " TO
sign because like DclsnO. he had naughty son.
whom he persisted ia retaining In office. or. to speak
more precisely he Insisted appointing TO oinoS
"A Re gistrarsbip OF Bsnkruptcy1ei knowing his bad
previous conduct and character" Unlike Deiauo.
The Gazette CONTINUES. there no faint OF suspicion
"details OF hirh have not room to dwell hut wbirh me-
Denno and his friends Will do we'll TO study before he
makes I'D his MUD stick, Is very ton hing ona
Lord Wosbury's colleagues especially his plucky octo
grnaran CHEF who deserted friend a. long "a be
could decently stand by bin. endesvOred 70 stay the
and atlay the ChanceUors scruples but all n
cialy such Orlcehe highest jlctsl in tho realm "hise
suspicion of corrupt DcpOtsm chung 10 him. hO~esW
strong his consciousness Of Innocence, and pcrs'ed Ia
Ie~iging. We know nothing let uS ~ r.Ssig more
impressive ia is manly elogucnce thhn LOfd "ee'oTys
speech on relipGuishiDg Office"
The spirit of tho arguments of The CtSc's-
ool Eaqviys prove that the next Democratic cIdt
date for the Presidency must come nom the West dos
not meet With much favor in toe East. The sentiment
the Democratic newspapers il thus expressed BY is
Utica ObSeyar: 1" The policy which governed the New
York Leiaaturc In Its choice OF Senators IN Congress
the selection of the strongest and abes without re-
gard oolti0noust govern the party la liz ohoie Of
a Presidential nominee. Let us not be misuoder>
stood. We hold the Ohio Democracy In high esteem
Thoy rendered tho party noble service when they coss
ND With the venerable william Allen and 10
deemed their state frOm Radical Insrue. They
have sent 10 Washington gentleman II
Tho person Of Allen q. Thurman who Il the poet OF any
sena gross. They did excellent work last Fan
in helpns t. change the political conpohon OF tSs-
gress II IA quite possible that shall support an Ohe
che Iresidc ncy next year lut " we TO- u WIN
b. because OF his fitness aud availability, and not le-
rpusr o hs residence our Western f1cr's may rsse
ASSURED thar the Democrats OF NewN"rk wio advocate
the nouir ,fiOi ~ the ground that hc IN
New crher. We them meet the piaoe %
p; rio: which IL several degrees abOYJ ,ho Ehe ~
soDhraphical distinctions"