New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

The suggestion that public meetings be held
in the large cities of North TO give sion to
popular sentiment the Administrations management
or Louisiana affairs finds favor in all directions ann che
non-partsan press is urging that New-York Boston
should start the movement Immediately.
The members of the Fitty-fourth Legislature
of Name which convenes tomorrow, CLASSIFIED
follows: senate-2s Republicans and Democrats:
House99 Republicans, 50 Democrats. Independents.
Reformers, and Citizen. In this classification the two
vacancies in the sena'e are counted as R.pubican. as
eacn seat will he filed by the Senate. These figures
give the Republicans a clear majority OF IS on joint
ballot.
Mr. John G.. Deshler, leading banker of
Columbus, Ohio, who published In 1873 scheme for per-
fecting our national financial system proposes now to
issue another pamphlet and place 1t in the hands OF
each Of the XLIvh Congress. before they got
to Washington New members as q rule" he SAYS,
twill read anything OF national bearing before they
get there: they always feel the responsibility far
greater before they in than After III an ia
teryiew with a correspondent OF The Cincinnati Bn-
quirey Mr.. Desher gave the following summary Of his
financial scheme ~. All bonds heretofore issued TO DO
paid principal and interest. goli when paid, except
those called currency bonds. 2. The present legal
tender TO be redeemed in goli at some future
day, when such can be done without sacrifice 70
the debtor class s. Until such time to issue a
65 bond convertible and yeriibe into legal Ten
Mt the pleasure OF the holder or ell her 10 pern
tiers. s. No charters permitted g. Az the NIuonal
banks retire by limitation OF ehlrter, voluntary
withdrawal by bankruptcy, the Government "a issS
greenbacks for the circulation 80 WITHDRAWN the crou
aon be used in the purchase OF gold to retire tbs
present eoldpaylng bonds to such per cent as sna
seem safe. 7. When gold redemption takes place 10
amend the LegaTender law so That shall NOS apply 20
redemption OF National circulation. g. AT an carry
period withdraw the fractional currency aud substitutes
To inss on the right OF the GOyernment 10 use
the whole field OF circulation except above long as
a war debt or the pension list remains to DO pad
The latest reports from Indiana are not 80
favorable to Mr. Voorhees, chances the senatOrshn
The Indianapolis Journal, speaking If with full In
formation, says "r. Voorhees, will not be elected Sen
ator We make partly as matter OF puo
lie information and partly because we think 1t cruel to
keep him any longer In doubt He viii not be elected
More. he will receive the nomination. ana his
defeat In caucus will be so decided 10 make prepos
ferrous the idea OF his going before the Legislature as an
independent Democratic candidate" The Cihe'Hna"
Enquirer which has yearned for the election OF Mr.
VOORHEES, OF his ondness for an abundance Oh
soft money, has heard another rumor and exceedhEp
wroth about IT, According 20 its information, MI Foor
will receive the nomination, and theh na
rivals will bolt the caucus, and for another cahaH
date. Al this The Enquirer grows solemny propheu"
and warns the consprators that such bolt would sne
alto profound sensation thronghout the Union. i nv
indignation OF he people" It adds, would KNOW =.
TO the breeze the peoples candidate for the Preeie
OF the United States and he would carry the Iu ss
delegation to the National Convention Just ss Dos 49,
did In $780, Not only would he carry the Inuaue aJ
cation but Illinois. Missouri, and other western o..
Southern states would adopt aim "a the peoples hs
We warn his foes not to DO the blind instruments nSl
hands OF Fate not only OF making him the neNs ~
date OF tho Democratic party, bus the nexs
the United states" IL is exactly clear wnS, w.
Voorhees, principles as 10 does, The Eh2HH~ la
upon his Candidacy for tue Pres. leY Win saoa "''