New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

The attempt of the Republicans in this State
70 divert public attention the Canal reform by start
ing cry that the public schools are in danger calls forts
this nest reOinder from The Utica Observer This sec
tartan agitation part Of the Republican party H.
IN the beautiful language Of the Hon Roscoe Conkling.
the last hair III the tai OF a faded ingenuity.
The result of the vote on the constitutional
smendments in NewJersey gives force to this OBJ
seryatou by The Nation WAenev and wherever the
religious raised in this country by the priests
will be taken up. and it will no, be disposed OF t" their
sdvantagc. In the long run they viii gain no more IN
tsrferlng openly IN politics.
Here is a good hint for stump speakers OF
the Morton stripe The Christian Union speaking OF
the patence with which accustomed to listen TO
long TRADES from political leaders," says; When
political orators attempt TO make us believe In general
negro instructions, labor taking capital by the throat
or the probability OF Democratic victory resulting III
the restoration OF Slavery the assumption OF the rebel
debt, and the pensOning OF Confederate soldiers inc
oense cLanges from the nature OF imposition 10 tht OF
downright insult"
The retirement of Mr. Oryille Grant from
the Indian service fills The Phadeipa Times with anx-
tety concerning the future welfare OF the Presidential
brother It says ave hope OryilIe will soon find fat
place for his money. Why not form cOpartnershp with
our friends Save Wilder and the Rev L. p Smith, 1nd
persuade ecet.ry DcldnO TO go in as speciaiF We
have an idea that such firm would fairly coin money
But don't leave out Bosler. Let the whole beautiful
good long way Of-say in the 5aD1wch lslands
The charge that the Boston Post-Oilice Is
the worst managed Office in the country horthes Ihe
Boston Journal and caused it TO remark WITH unusual
asperity: Since the Boston Office was in charge OF
Gen Burt its business has Increased tou-fold, while
the errors which naturally arise such an institution
have not perceptbly increased Thirty years business
familiarity Office warrant us in saying that there
wss never less cause complaint considering the vast
amount of done, than at the present time We
- al
ming it Tor weoks.1so, in spite Of Its beautiful
management, there are " gruinD'ersf
Judge Kelley spoke i'll Cincinnati to large
audience on Tuesday evening but his remarks were feeble
and disjonted He especially vigorous In denounc
ing the newspapers which have criticised him. He
proved to his own satisfaction that Horace Greeley
sn inAatiOnst but TIE Cincinnati Comme'e.& undlu
all OF his the next morning BY saying Kelley mas
evidently lost his grip. lie should go home and tie
towel full of ice his brain. lie processes to lie fol
lower OF MI Greeley Why Greeley rampant for the
resumption of specie payments right away lie sara .ne
way o was ~ resume. The Cincinnati platform
demanded speedy return TO specie payments
Ex-senator Wright of Iowa is doing the
Republican, cause state good deal OF harm by
advocating imitation in his speeches The Burti"0f'"
Hank Eve charges him with covertly aiding the Democ
raoy by thus repdstng the State platform OF his party
and thus protests In the name of the Constitution OF
the United States and Of the Republican party OF Iowa
and the nation in fidelity TO the solemn pledges OF Con-
the best interests pCOplt
here and now enters its protest against the deusive
false aud rinous financial theory or Senator Wright.
and calls up gent 10 conform his political
teaching UPON this most vital q slon OF te hohr 70 tne
N Of to which he belongs 10 the dc-
ceptd prncnles OF sound political economy, common
sense and common honesty or leave the matter oi puo
lie instruction to those VINO WILL
The recent Greenback Convention at Detroit
left a very small seed behind IT, ExCOnsressman Moses
w. Field is trying hard to mako that seed sprout, but
Ike all great men who are ahead Of their time he Is met
with oppostion and derision- lie tried to organize
reenbae Club in Detroit other night but could not
End vacant hall the city that had any means or
illumination 80 he organized on the sidewalk, ana was
20 his great SURPRISE chosen President OF the club
Crowded by onspraces OF al the halls. Mr. Field wa
great ON the curbstOne. lie "know the Influences
which mad conspired to cheat them out OF the hail. knew
that they had been bumbuggei and swindled," and
knew that the Greenhark Club "coud show these bank
ers noteshayers and that they were not TO De-
put out OF any hall In the city IN tnis manner Sah
&herest the "Isscinbaxc OF thirty odd patriots ad-
you and the bankers" are deYOuty thankful tney
were let on 81 easily.
With the growing chances of Dr. Loring, the
dresded specter Of Gen. Il. " Batter looms more ana
more terrible upon the vision of respectable Massachu'
setts Republicans The bland Doctor Is well known IN
be Buffers man." and bis nomination Will DE such
barsfAeed triumph OF Butlerisni that Cen Gastons re
sssoon will lie ~ certain any future political event
ear be The Boston all SOC this and are making
loud pleas for Nr Rice or some candidate OF independent
sustimens itr Mr.. Charles Francis ADAMS To he'H@
very strongly 10 favor Of the is-r Csateman saying