New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

That address to the Christian public was
very poor Investment 1t has pretty cfoctuay shattered
what little confidence the public had left for secretary
Deano and the Board OF Indian Commissioners There Is
strong prejudice the popular mind against the Use OF
the Christian religion Tor political capital
It il a striking fact that there Is only ono
Democratic journal in the country Tho Baltimore Gazette
which the to say that ts party cannot AFFORD
10 succeed in Ohio this Fall. There are many others
which believe in hard money but unlike The Gd:cae they
follow senator Humans Lead and put party aDOVe
principle.
The Republican newspapers of this State are
having uphill! work OF il in disparaging Gov. Tdens re-
form efforts They have been hard at it for several
weeks proving that his canal crusade sensational
humbug and just they thought they had proved their
ease the Investigating Commission out with re-
port upsctrg all OF their silly ISLANDERS 1t was very
thoughtless OF the Commission.
The verdict OF the vast majority OF the Demo-
cratic press on Senator Thumans speech is in harmony
with this extract from The 4ibary Argus: "senatcr
Thurman las proved himself practical statesman lie
peIceives that the Of hard money will suffer moth
ing by Democratic victory IN Ohio, and that the cause
of the people will gain very much The Democratic OF
New-YOTi with Senator Thurman IN wishing wei 10
the Democracy OF Oho, ANA desiring the election o "oV
Alien"
There is a good deal of heat in Ohio politics
lust now and Of the Cincinnati editors are not 50
sweet tempered they might he. One OF them how
ever the philosopher OF The Commercial, ia entirely
serene distributing his advice and suggestions with grace
and imparality upon both parties. To the Republicans
he SAYS Can we hope have litle speech Dust for
the moral nlueucc) from tfo distinguished ctzen OF
Ohio who member OF the Cabinet !" Then turning 10
the harmonious Democracy, he remarks II Pendletnn
could tell Thurman how 10 resume specie payments ~
initiating the we think tho information would
helD the ODD man some
The bump of irTeverence appears to predomi-
nate among the citizens Marion County Ohio. Gen.
s. f. Cary the iEeation candidate for Lieutenant-GOy
erno there to speak recently and in their efforts
20 get together the usual enthusiastic audience"
drummer asked old settler If he not going 10 hear
the speech. Wall, rather think not" was the reply
coupled With this fOrCble but not especially polished
commentary: OF the two you may o. well expect mo
to 20 10 skunks funeral and kiss the corpse After
the imitation orator had departed. the following nscrip
ton Wa- posted opposite the OF his WINDY enor
Cary and Bill Attentive bushels o. wind IN a bushel
bag"
The patriotic efforts of the NewJersey Re-
pubcans 10 boost Senator Frengtuysen into the pres
dental chair have excited unpleasant ieengs IN Penn
syvsna. The Ptstrgh Gazette SITS upon the project in
this weghty manner That lie is courteous, polished
gentleman Is He is also fine orator, aud lawyer
OF far ability We have not however heard him cred
tied with those executive qualities which essential 10
the Chief Magstracy Of the United states MI frcilng
huyseu would be q good occupy the second Place
ON tho ticket, but certainly f. not possessed Of the
strength of character and personal popularity essential
in the who IL ~ The head OF our ticket lie made
ros, table, but not great or strong record IN congress-
to POSITION of President Nor, FAR as We see does
NeW-Jcrscy present him"