New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator Boutwell, 1t is reported, has become
camer the subject of another rebellion lie thinks
the chances against it, What marvellous hind
sight the man has.
The Maryland Democrats will hold their
State Convention at Baltimore July 81. Ex-senator
Hamilton IL said the fayOrite candidate for tho
nomination for Governor, although Gov Groomc has "a
large following.
The Republican press of this State accepts
the suggestion of the of Mr. Frederick w. Seward
for the nomination OF Secretary Of State with entire
snmity Not single journal OF the party mas tho
slightest objection to him.
Gov. Allen, like Senator Thurman. has not
been sufficiently able to decide whether hr Is an infs-
ZIONIST not speak at the opening Of the ONO Demo
cratic campaign the 2lst inst He announces that he
will not speak that glorious occasion The Committee
should the services OF the Hon W d. Kelley and
Gen. b. F. Butler at once Tho Spectacle OF these Two
statesmen platform with the Hon. George H. Pendle-
ton would be absolutely thrilling
The office holders of Wisconsin appear to have
managed things TO suit themselves in the recent Repub-
can Convention in that State They fixed up the slate
before the Convention and then assembled and put out
"a the ticket Of the party. The Miraukee Commre'af
Times, a nonpartisan newspaper says that Harrison
Imddngton nominated for Governor because of tho
length Of his purse and that all the rest OF the ticket ws
chosen on account of its availability rather than it, ht-
ness IL adds: 1t may bc that the taxpayers. tho
honest farmers and aborng win flock 10 tho polls
want power and patronage IL may be that the people
necessary qualifications to fill the Offices Of state II may
be, but we doubt IT,"
The initiation Democracy of the South sends
forth this solemn warning through the columns OF fhs
A Augusa thrcaicle and Sentinel of Georgia q" II the
Ohio Democrats defeated their defeat Will be prop
ery charged to the account Of Tilde1 Co. and this
firm need expect fayors from the party which 1t has
so grossly betrayed We think, too, the people OF tho
south have determined that the President should be
man from the West and their votes In the National Con-
vention will settle the question OF candidate We arc
tired OF the domination OF New York and Tammany Hail.
1t has been fruitful Of nothing in the past save bunders
an. disaster We willing to be again sacrificed 10
its seishness. its corruption. and Its f0ly III - ne
that Talnmany Hall made to understand that II does
not the Democratic party OF the country ana thas
will not longer be allowed TO rule and ruin the organ
ization."
Judge Kelley did not create any enthusiasm
for the Republican in Ohio whatever he may haVo
done for the Democratic. The Ciereand Ledder shows
what the Republican press thinks OF his effort Tho
roenness of his plan is the rottenness Of all imitation tho
crime of calling dime "A dollar and enabling debtor to
pay this creditor than his due. There is not argu-
men In his speech that common sense and experience
have not long ago oyerthrown and when he comes TO
talk about labor taking capital by the throat he talks
like Communist agtator haranging crowd at street
corner The speech places Judge Kelley the Ohio
Democracy and will end his influence financial
theorist among honest and intelligent men, The Indtdn
opois Journal of Monday said "A dispatch from tho
Hon william d. Kelley, dated Youngstown Ohio con-
tains tho sad intelligence that sudden change IN tho
condition his health renders IL impossible Tor hlm 10 IL
night This "A disappointment and grcNous TO
be borne but Mr. Kelley will lind. should he attempt 10
come again that the climate IN THIS latitude IL par
ticularly unhealthy Tor persons HoiunS "' Po'
views