New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

The German press of Ohio is good deal
disguised the Democratic platform in that STATE and
several of the Journals strongly urge their readers to do
nothing the election Of the ticket which stands
upon such rank heresies.
Several well-meaning Journalists are doing tho
Kelley great injury by confounding it, inventor
with the Hon. ~ d. Kelley A vague impression has
thus been started that the apparatus is machine
for grinding out unlimited grcenbacks from perceptt
BILE material whatever. This Is mlstake. The new
moter IL run by water; all OF Mt. keleys financial
discoveries depend for their propelns force entirely
upon wind
The Ohio Liberal, controlled 10y Gen. Brink
erhof, supports the Democratic ticket in Richland
County but denounces the Democratic State candidates.
on account OF the financial plank In their platform. and
supports the Republican State ticket II says that the
men who ruled the Democratic Convention and made it's
platform were all old Wings, headed by Thomas Ewing,
Lewis d. Campbell. and Samuel F. Cary. Il warns Sen
atOr Thurman that he cannot be active IN this campaign
without running his future.
1t has dawned upon good many Democrats
lately they must have something besides partisan
ship in their nominee for the Presidency next year they
wish TO elect him. Thus The Troy IreSs says: "The
parties do not indicate yet enough discrepancy In
the Democracy to justify the latter in III advised
action. 1t is too evident that IL viii depend the per
sOnalty of the candidate whether ,e Democratic party
into national supremacy The next President may
easily be Democrat II the proper motives impe and dis
erect counsels guido tie national delegates. But
Democrat will wear the mantle OF highest Office unless
he be an unexceptionable OF such the party
has But IL has not only to carefully decide the
claims OF each individual personally but also the tend
cnces which he represents or Is affiliated with In fact
there must he "A candid of tho party TO
itself that contains evil or ut least unpopular elements
and hence as organization bidding for the support OF
the people, 1t must be seduious not to oaend i's sup
portefs."
The Presidential discussion il reviving little.
A washn5 ton correspondent Of The Cincinnati CONNER
ea, has written long letter giving the sentiment at tho
National capital concerning the prospects of the various
candidates OF Mr. Blaine he writes There IL one man
who Is steadily growing in favor with the Republicans.
and who TO he In good shape for 1875 That man
is ex Speaker Blaine He well liked by all public
men, and recent the interior OF the country do
mons aed To the writer OF this, somewhat 10 hs sur
prise 1t must be confessed. that the exSpeaker has
great deal strength. which Is constantly Increasing
with the masses His position Is such that no will not 10
likely TO make many enemies" Secretary Bristow tho
because his vigorous administration OF his dpartmem
makes enemies for him every day. Minister Washbnrne
stA has strong hold among quiet men ana VII IN
President Wilson has made friends IN tne rouln ou 49,
Is not so strong IA Blaine All OF wnNh iniotui"V"
given for what II Is worth.
There are gratifying indications that tho
nocras Of Illinois are at all disposed 10 follow inc
ox.no,. - their OHIO brethren on the currency queS
,,on Their .-oipa organ, The Springfield ReS's'.
nro., ,ron,, AGAIN the absur6ity and Dishonesty"
the Ohio platform. calling it false Is lie statements
false in Us conclusions and erroneous In Its principles
II adds "The issue OF legal tender paf'' was Ale
cldcd unconstitutional, oy the Supreme Co"''