New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

Not single newspaper outside of New York
ever mentions Senator Conkling Presidential can
dldate. Il there a conspiracy against him
The latest Presidential ticket is presented
by The Chenango Union: /" For President, Samuel J.
Tildcn OF NewYork; for YcePresdent, John b. Gordon
of Georgia"
Several palpitating patriots have been agi-
ated the Legislature of Mississippi should send JEFF
ferson Davis the U. s. Senate In their alarm they
have totally forgotten the fact chat Mr. Davis lives in
Tennessee.
Senator Logan says he had a deposit Of
$4,000 in the Chicago banks when he chosen Sem
ator but that to-day his bank account is cypher"
He has spent it all in serving his country And neither
be nor country has anything to show for 1t either
1t has been a dreadful waste.
Gov. Tilden's chances for the Presidency are
az good a. ruined by discovery which The Albany Jour-
nal has made " A gentleman who will be a delegate
10 the Democratic National Convention next year has
pronounced himself in advance opposed to tho nomi-
nation o: Tildon Tor President" That settlesit.
Attention is called by The Commercial Ad-
r,yiser to the fact the Row. Mr. Ives the Republican
candidate for State Prison Inspector IA the worst beaten
man on the ticket-rnning nearly 10000 votes behind
Mr. Seward. Generally, membership in the Methodist
Church has held by politicians TO be great adyant-
&c TO "A candidate
Considerable alarm has been aroused among
the Eastern advocates OF Mr. Kerr for the speaketshp
by the discovery old speech made IN 1870 IN which
no committed himself pretty squarey to the cry Of
more greenbacl:s" Mr.. Kerr has been urged Of tho
East entirely as a hardmoney man. His Eastern sup
port is likely to melt away in night, unless i can be
shown that his views the currency have undergone
radical change since this speech was delivered
There are several able Republican journals
which have thus far been unable to fnd time TO comment
on the reappearance OF the thirdterm. spook. Among
them The Boston Journal, ghe Chicago Tribune. The
Indianapolis Journal The FrOridenee journal, The Phda-
dsIpho Press and few others OF minor importance.
sfln oh NJ
OF disgust at the revival of the troublesome subjects IN
majority OF the tho latter reason 10 undoubtedly
the true orc.
The Democratic State Committee of Missis-
spp issued address TO the people cOngraulatng
them the result of the recent election IL il an I'M
usually sensible document 1t advises magnanimiy and
moderation in their triumph, and thus enumerates thu
opportunities for serycesbe work TO the State which the
return to power gives the Democracy Reforming the
administration OF tho government; retrenchng In expen-
ditures in State and county affairs; reducing the taxes
securing honest impartial and able judiciary enforc
ing accountability and responsibility all who hold
public trusts eevang the character OF all officials
dressing the evil Of special and local egs
tOn and OF crude and ninelgDle statutes ana con-
moving the prejudice Of race against race and providing
alia
Senator Bayards appeal TO the South TO rally
support OF hard money has had the good effect OF
calling ont the warm support OF several influential
Southern Journals. The augusta Chronicle aud sentinel
of Georgia agrees with him that the country has nothing
TO fear contraction. and adds forcby: "The
OF more money is deluson and ptfall for
the unwary Whatwe need is restoration OF confidence
which will permit the millions locked up all over the
country TO be made available. AS we have said beforC--
using the words OF a well-knOwn business OF tss
cy-it is the uncertainty which kills. Resumption VI
specie payments tomorrow would not do half the mis-
chief that occasoned by the present anomalous condi
IL, Utip Ia
damage We admit, but much win be done
unless resumption shall De decided upon. Those whom
RESUMPTION would Kill would die anyhOw-lt Is only
question of time. Unless financial policy II speedily
settled every will 10 ruined Better 10 lose the dy-
Ing twig than the whole tree"
The Democrats of the West are Disguised
with tho efforts OF tie rag-baby organ ut Cincinnati to
represent them al na0nists An energetic protest
comes rs follows from IN. Sprrgteid (IllJ Saie Reg
lister 4" The Ring OF Democrats which bas its center in
he Inquirer Office Is in league apparently. with that
other ring OF Democrats in Newly ork, of which John
Morrssey a. the center Both these support the most
damnablo federal hercsies reyamped by the Republican
partv as TO the power OF Congress 10 publish money.
aud the power OF Cong 10 eypend IL. We want
Democratic friends all the country 10 understand
that The Enquirer dOes speak for the Democracy %
the West and that its pretcnse to DO ia only very
offensive specimen VI Wash. Hcican's impuGcDCe 20
far the selection of Mr. Kerr being offensive TO tho
Democracy OF the west the fact is that the whole Dcu
ocratc delegation Of Illinois Congressman ia in support
OF Mr. Kerr He not be elected, but his selection
would 10y be offensive TO the Democracy OF tue
West Tor understand that the Democrats iVm other
Western States propose To support bin also