New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

Four hundred lawyers of Wisconsin have
signed paper requesting Ch!efJustice Ryan OF that
State to be candidate for reelection.
National issues are likely to enter largely
into the approaching campaign in Connecticut The
Republicans preparing for vigorous canvass and
have secured tho of Senators C0nkliDg and
Dawes, who will stump the State.
Here is a frank organ. The New- Haven Jour
nal and Courier confesses We find It hard aud expect
TO find it bard throughout the campaign TO oppose tho
reelection OF Gov. IngeTs0. We do oppose 1t solely
political grounds Personally, we have the highest
gard for Gov InGersoll, and consider him OF tho
best chief magistrates which tho State of Connections
has ever had"
At last one organ outside Of Washington
stened up its backbone sufficiently TO support the
Southern Force bill Is is The Troy Times the same
journal which believes Boss" She herd slandered
innocent and It does ito duty manfuly, as follows;
Laws useless as means Of repressnR violence
and maintaining order unless for their
enforcement provided. The Caucus bill is designed
to supply glazing defect in the statutory provisions
OF the United States and hope Congress Will have
regardless Of the rebel yell at the south or the
shrieks or Democratic partsaDShip at the North. The
Of the country has been disturbed long enough by
a handful OF malcontent rebels. 1t high time that
such action were taken with them as will restore tran
zns 10 90 about their business in safety and with
prospect OF advantage TO their individual Interests"
Senator Carpenters assertion that he was
defeated by the railroads has called out vigorous
denals from those Republican journals In Wisconsin
which thought TT TO oppose him. The la Cross Repnc-
lican which is called exGov. Washburn's organ makes
these lively suggestions: "Let Mr. Carpenter inquire
what was the meaning OF the opposition to him; how
did happen that there such opposition
TO he found necessary ito hasten from WASH
ngtOn to stem the tide by every means known to him
and his intriguing friends why it that the unusual
sight was of the threatened defeat in republican
caucus Of Republican Senator. exceptionally brilliant.
at his first reflections Why there such terrible
opposition to him that his name dared not be mentioned
before election in connection with the SenatOrshipt
Certainly not because he was an anti-monopost sun
less because he brilliant aud had achieved high dts
tnctioD Less still because or personal anmosity for
test at any period The answer is rather
there is sincerity In the man, because or his per.
the Republican party, and his obstinate adherence
measures condemned by the party; because there
was confidence felt in his republcanism. and
the feeling that he was not proper candidate 10 DO
presented at Republican caucus. These tho
reasons why he considered too heavy load
Republican party of Wisconsin TO carry, and why
enough good and true Republicans found brave
all odium, and secure his defeat at all hazards. The
reason why ho refused the usual compliment aud
Endorsement rendered the expiration OF his first term
that would be endorsements aud yndication Of
his public acts and character and party could Ia
dorse these aud i've"