New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

Judge Sherlock J. Andrews Of Cleveland de-
u,s 10 aIoy the use OF HIS name in connection with the
Republican nomination for Governor OF Ohio. Judge
Andrews il well known leading lawyer IN Ohlo and
has rendered valuable services in two etate Consuu
tonal Conventions. Hls determination not TO ao" tho
uee OF his nane said. does not arise from any luxe
wancss. he looks upon the next election w9 very
great interest aud deems the success Oh tue IePuvucans
absolutely Dec,s saJy 70 tho welfare q Tue otate'
Ex-Congressnan Phletus Sawyer of Oshkosh
is frequently spoken of IN Wisconsin az possible iepnD
lican candidate for Governor next Fa but The Mcaa'
Zee Neus thinks "the expressed determination not to be
candidate indicates that the cOunsels OF wisdom snd
discretion which is the better part Of vsor, VIII guido
him." and adds "No man who took his Congfessona
back pay ia grecubacks out into tho back yard and
burned them can for Governor OF Wisconsin with any
degree OF success Mr. Potter the author Of the famous
Railroad law seems however to be the strongest cond
other Republican, have been mentioned but most OF
them appear TO have too much INDEPENDENCE 70 meet
with favor at the Lands OF tho party leaders.
The Hon. Waldo L. johnson Is named by
great many Democratic newspapers in Missouri as ut
man 70 preside over the Constitutional Convention which
meets ne month. The ST. Lous Times thinks he Wpuld
be Of service the floor and adds: OF large cx-
perence OF trained and powerful intellect educated In
the very purity and orthodoxy Of states rights anda Dem
heart of the Missouri anewar days he is ns
any place ywherc; but what the party wants im
10 do a. 10 stand MP for Democracy and States rights
own vS n"w,fn WSy whole brood OF dogues Snd sms
that Is already enbry the occasion, aud waiting 10
be hatched out
A bill has passed the Michigan House Of
Representative and will probably pass the Senate, re-
pealing the statute relative the protection Of tha
rights liberties of persons claimed as fugitive slaves
TINS Low VI the first fruits OF the original rt-
umph Of tho Republican party Of that State, and took
ham tine 18TH OF February.
The Springfield Journal is very certain that
no Republican in the state Of Illinois would listen for
such folly third term for any President.
unless II be some gentleman whose common sense and
patriot have been eclipsed by small Office which he
that he is unworthy to M and which he cannot
tain upon change OF administration" Such speci-
of tho genus homo this II adds, represents no
one controls and not to be taken into
count in casting the political horoscope VI tho country
The does live who will nil the position Of Presi-
dent OF the Uaited States for three terms"
The readers of The Cincinnati Gazette are
assured that VIM. Alton is far less popular now than
during his first year as Governor OF Ohio and that this
state OF things Is due to his having abandoned policy
for party" and become the slave OF party dioation"
Objectionable ho IT," The Gazette thinks he would
do better than his party he dared. but the reckless
leaders who carry the party whip too much for him.
What the Republican party Lost IN 1873 The G>tts 10
certain can DO easily regainod this FAN, and sends
forth these comforting words to the rank and file:
| There votes enough in Ohio TO overthrow this
party Ii Is only necessary get out the vote t. demon
strate this proposition and 1t Is our opinion that
fair Inhibition OF the Infamous record made 10y this party
during the period 10 has been power viii 50
honest of the state remove tho
disgrace under which Ohio Is now suffering"
| The fact that Carl Schurz-whO Is not only
outside al healthy political organization" the party
whip. and organs look at 1t, but also out OF Officials
been the recipient OF many compliments and exPres-
sions Of sort would turn weaker head leads mo
Sprnafeld RepnbiiC0n to believe that at this rate.
political Coventry will lose les terrors." OF the
meaning OF the recent complimentary dinners 70 Mr.
schurz 1t says: d" Ii would be great mistake to refer
these spontaneous expressions OF feeling entirely. or
chiefly to the personal popularity OF their object IL is
/ the pubic man. the statesman, the representative and
embodiment Of those qualities and virtues they dcsrc TO
see becoming commonor la public LIE, whom tho best
people of al parties delight t. honor In cOmpiimentns
tie faithful and profitable servant they encourage ana
adinonsh all the others In indicating in this way what
they want they indicate what they don't want, and Nnt
they don't to have II they eau help IT. TbaI 10
| where the significance comes In