New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator Paddock Nebraska's new Senator. Is
said TO be in favor Of exspeaker Blaine for tho Pres
dency.
Some of the Administration organs are 40 de-
lighted with the Presidents speech that they think no
ought lay aside his official dignity and take the stump
for his party!
The great objection the soft money organs
make TO Mr. schur,s speech is that there Is nothing new
in it. That is fault quacks always find with principles
There IA nothing very about the law Of graytaton
but still 1t is a pretty trustworthy law
Congressman Waddell of North Carolina has
come out as rampant nHaonst, and is publishing long
letters for the purpose Of convincing the people OF thu
soundness OF his views He prefaces his first letter with
tho entirely unnecessary statement that he is not
inancer' After reading his letter no one VIII think
OF calling him one
The Democrats of Lorain County, Ohio, have
nominated o for County Auditor who declared in
the Convention that he a hard money man and
should vote against Gov Aliens reelection majority OF
the Convention seemed he in the same hereca state
OF mind too They all coupon clippers" doubt
less Gov Allen should go over there ana roar al lhem
some.
Indian Commissioner Smith remains in Office
out OF pure love TO the Indians He is afraid his suc-
will not treat the poor red men 80 gently az ne
has He showed his fondness few years ago. when he
telegraphed his authority to Fort sill TO begin
an Indian war;" The order atrocious that Felix
r. Brunot teleraphed back to Washington that the
order must be countC war would ensue which
would cost the Government S2O,00OOOO Inc order was
cOmermanded. The truth Of THIS story IL NOuched lOr
by men OF hitherto unquestoned yeraeity.
Leut-Gov Penn of New-OTeans hits tho
nail squarey on the head when he says that the principal
feature OF the Presidential contest next year. in case tho
Democrats put up soft money candidate will be the IN
dependent voting INDUCED in by the people He thinks
the money question would make grand shaking up OF
parties. Az for Louisiana no thinks the main question
there at present s how TO get good men into office,
regardless Of party affiliations and therefore ne tunAs
the Democrats ought TO hold no convention now
Col. John Forsyth is doing good service for
hard money in The Mobile Register. He Is publishing
daily extracts from the admirable speeches Of Senator
Bayard and schuTz and is accompanying them with
such sound observations this 1.-THE moro this queS-
ton is examined by honestly nquirng to get at tho
truth the more they will be convinced that the only firm
ground they stand that of the money ofcV
cation, hard money and that theres is snare ana de
fusion, willothe-wsp, that In tho end VIII lead 10
bankruptcy aud ruin.'
The public will generally approve the action
OF Judge Barnes Dakota who charged the Grand Jury
to take notice of some gross bels the Secretary Of War
which were thrust in his face on his arrival The Judge
said IF the Secretary of War, who is charged with
crimes OF the most Infamous kind Is guilty, the
American people should know it, and justice should
not stay its hand, and to the end that
justice may 10 done those who make these charges
should required to make them good or suffer the con-
Secretary Belknap Is hardly the sort OF man
his assailants described.
The honest money Democrats are going to
have hard time OF it in the next National Convention.
IL the nationists to be believed Thus The Cinein-
matt Enquirer kindly tells in advance what is going TO Do
done Gov Tildcn in the National Convention OF 1876
may be the Republican candidate. Everything now
looks that way He certainly will not be the Democratic
1t requires twOthris vote, according to the rules. to
nominate in the Democratic National Convention Tiden
can never secure that He never obtain one-thrd
nor car
New York-that is. Wallst.-wl not be considered ia
the next Democratic Convention