New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

There are suspicious in Ohio that the Hon.
W. d. Kelley is crazy. That is the most charitable ex-
cuse which can be made for his communisto harangus
at Youngstown.
Ex-GOy. Bigler has supplemented his brief
Dispatch consentng to be candidate Tor the Democratic
nomination for Governor Of Pennsylvania, with this ex.
panaon: 81 am not a candidate forthe g1Ibernatorial
nomination and can take step to promote 1t. Tho
most say in that direction is that shall hold 1t TO
be my duty to submit to the action OF the Erie Conyen-
ton, whatever that may De-
This is a cOld-blooded world for leading
statesmen to live in See the heartess way n which
The LouiSrHe Coier-Journo speaks Of the grsst hch
gau Senator: Ii mentioned the other day that while
cleaning out the house Senator Zach Chandler occupied
during session II Congress. they gathered up 300
dozen whisky and champagne bottles. This would
seem to confirm the report that Mr. Chandler seriously
thought ut Time Of starting JunA-shOp IN Washing
tom
On the very morning that Prof. Marsh's
damaging arraigment Of Secretary Dcano appeared in
THE TRIBUNE this "authorized" announcement was
made by The Washington Chrosice There will be no
change in the head of the Interior Department unless the
present Secretary, for personal reasons should vonn-
tariy choose TO resign of which he has intention.
until the retirement OF the present Administration In
say ng this speak that We do know" Perhaps Proi
Marss may supply the honorable Secretary WIN
personal reasons"
The Ohio inhationists deny that they wish
Gov Tilden to out there and help them suppors
their rag baby The Toledo Democrat with force and
elegance thus tells him to stay at home: He has nos
been asked to come Ohio and his friends cannot fish
an invitation out OF the Democrats. The Democrats u
this State think they better off without the assistance
of Tden than they would be with his help. He cani)
main quietly at nome and take OF his bonds and
railroad interests while the people OF Ohio manage
their own affairs"
Brother-in-law Casey has been giving his in
depreciation OF the Presidents thirdtern letter. lie
said to reporter of The Galceson Ners recently Pres
idcnt Grant meant just what he said. The President
talks very freely lie, and know that in so doing he
states precisely his sentiments. He has desire to be
candidate again. e does not wish third term. But IL
he regarded by his party the most available he
will serve another term. Tie does not wish the office
again. but will accept it If the good faith OF the party or
the country requires 1t at MS laDds.
The Republican journals of this State are
showing great deal OF socitue about the future action
of the Independent Voer They have given any number
of reasons why lie should to the Republican folG
but there has been better than this from 7he
Rochester Democrat Chronicle: 1--WE do not believe
that Republican party Toto have any trouble with
the INDEPENDENT Voter it is but true 10 itself Faithful
10 its own convictions VIII compass its interests
By accomplishing its publication, II Will recruit It's
ranks succ"ss.' The same journal makes
this suggestion: " We have no hesitation IN yiDg that
II would be graceful act for the Republican Convention.
volition to place or two Liberals upon the
State ticket. We speak not without having heard many
expressions this purport from stanch Republicans
state official in presence, within day or two was
very earnest advocating this policy and we doubt no.
that il will commend itself to Req Ibcans generally
when it is understood not bride to those who return
but as simple Acknowledgement that there has n"vcr
been separation upon principle" The upshot OF whch
is that there is talk in Republican circles OF again lNt
ing Gen. Merritt Of ST. Lawrence to place on theh
ticket.