, 1875-08-05

Gov. Hendricks has really promised to tako
rart In the Ohlp inilnton campaign, hut tllo Cos
sips aay he will reconsider at tue last moment.
Senator Mcmillan In among tho strongest and
most efficient supporters Of MIR. pi1bburg, Ro-
publican candidate fot Governor OF Minnesota.
lIo docs not cousit!er tho result Ut the Couyou-
tlon triumph for Ramsey.
The Anti Monopoly Convention in Minnesota
adopted platform fIliug two or threo ordinary
columns, aud then adjourned until Sept. q.
Meantime Eara The In Crohso Republican, my
body "iio cxpocts to rim on That platform ca1
put iu his tln,o to good advantage In studying IL
up.
Tho Democratic Journals Of South Carolina
which formerly supported Gov. Chamberlain
through thick and thin, nro fast becoming only
luLewnrm friends. Appearances Indicate tLat
an inttmaton has como from high Democratic
quarters OF trouble ahead for llsosc journals
which aHHat in tho dtsorghniz lton of tho party.
It IL aiko true. NJ tho Anderson IntPiJcnccr eaye
TINT Tho Parker trial, in It's Varloub pl.ases.
and Tho failure Of li#rdy Solomon's oaok'ug IN.
Htttnt.0n, arc aubjccts Tor Gov. ChRnbGrlaln'8
profound contemplation"
Tho city In Michigan most dosply In debt is
Port Huron, which owes S25.2i on avery s100
Of nascssod valuation; but it Ii claimed that th!a
valuation is lower than tho average of The State.
Tue next largest city dcbt ID that of East sagi-
nav. which uwcs e2A.2G on each sl00. mud tho
uu1t largest arc tlose Of Owosso. e2i.4J ou cacl,
tlO0 ; Ypsilanti, $40 OIL each el00; MaEsla!l,
sl3.18 on oach St00; Saginaw City. el3.i0 OH
encl. e100; aud Flint. s9.p7 on each 800. These
statistics wero collected by tho editor OF tho
Lansing Republican, who took this method of
showing his follow citizens tho c0ute1uonces of
incurt,ng largo bondol debt. lie ussorta that
all the clties mentioned aboso nre suffering now
on account Of their curly extravaganza.
Several pnpets In Ohio lave kindly extracted
from tho maHs Of Senator Thurmans speech. for
the benefit Of tho Cincinnati Enquirer, tho fol-
loving neat rsjondor to its threatening odlto-
rails "Anothor claas of editors denounce us be.
cause Ne do not surrender Cur consleuons, and
support paror-nonoy aud infatlon M vel! as tho
ticaat. They aTe not contont that wo shall help
10 eleel tho ttckot,-tley require that wo shall
also abandon our faith; forgetting that no.
throo years have elapsed since thoy wc.e them
solves among the most ardent and efficient sup
porsefs Of Horace 1rooley for the Presidency,
upon tho most pronounced and unambiguous
harl:mouoy Aud specic'sesumpstou platform that
could bo wrltten."
Tho political campaign In California Is scarcely
inferior iu interest and importance to tho III
Ohio, though, In tho former State, tho currency
question Ia mt an issue ut all. The California
e!oction takos p1aoe Sept. i, and tho canvaAH
therc La consequently brisk tarouyhous the su,ll-
n,es; whereas, In tho Eastern 6tatcs tho roli.
ticsans do not tnitly buckle 10 tAo.r nor4 mutt!
fall. Tho parties iu California are abou. eyanty
divided the question Of Slate control of cor
Congressman nre to he s!cctod,-for which rca-
sons tho campAtGn IL unusually aggressive aud
bitter. Tho scramble for Seats In ConEreas III
remarkably aulmatod, and doubtlcss edlfying to
tho people.
The statement Of tho Worcester Gazette. that
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