New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Mhcaukee Ne,rs dominates the Hon.
william p I.ynde member from the Milwaukee district,
for Speaker Of the next House OF Representatives.
One obstacle in the Jv. .ticians' eyes to the
nomination Of Secretary Brisow for the Presidency by
the Republican party has apparently been overlooked
To take its candidate from a State which Is hope
lessly Democratic would violate the political law
that a Presidential candidate must have reasonable
prospect OF carrying his state. Now MT brlslow
break all the rings in existence except tna arouu
the and yet he would be far on from carry
ing kentucky.
There is not much competition apparently
for the Democratic Gubcrnat ,ria nomination in Maine
In that state have To run long time, and
then they never get Mr.. Plsbury, Chairman OF
the Democratic state Committee. who has run himself
somewhere between l49 and 63 times has received let
tiers from Joseph Tcomb, 3 e. strogt OF Portland ara
from Gen Roberts of Bangor. all declining TO allow me
Of their names before the convention winch VIII Do
held the 22d inst
Vice President Wilson ia in q fair way.tO
Hnd out great sin it ia to talk with reporter The
worst thing been accused OF yet by the partisan
press ambition for the Presidency. but they have
apparently something more terrible in reserve Soon
there will be a real and longer fanced danger to
Northerners in the Southern States-that they will be
charged at with being In search OF votes and not OF
health Steady tenias the subject are getting 10
be the order of the day.
The Ohio State Journal has inside news con-
eerning financial tendencies OF the Ohio Democracy
which will make The Cincinnati enquirer rise right up
70 repudatc says that Gov. Alien Ia in great danger
OF having stand a hardnoaey platform tins FAN
We shall unaectedy glad 10 have the financial future
OF country secured by sound idea9 on the subject OF
Nnance in both political parties" This news IA good
that will quite we'll it confirmed before be-
coming rapturous over It,
The Albany Journal has made the discovery
that Gov Tdens canal crusade undertaken Tor the
purpose OF arousng public sentiment In his favor as
Presidential candidate. with the idea OF having the
Ala f,rt hia Efala a
Convention while the subject still afresh instead OF
naming Them as is usually done at special convention
in the spring OF the Presidential year The Journal
very unhspp{ geause nearS and naodv has been prose
cuteG and not officer has been touched
If Gov. Tilden is to be candidate for the
Presidency next year. here ia suggestion Tor his sup
porers which to be had like all the other good things
in TIE TRIBUNE, for four cents. New-York CITY, the
commercial metropolis of the Western World, now fast
becoming literary and intellectual center has never
vet furnished President There Is something grotesque
in te idea that the great city which supplies the country
for campaigns with money through its bankers and I1ch
men, and with through ts journals and politicians
should never have had recognition. BY the way
for this fascinating OF subjects In early sum
mer-if Gov. Tden should carry MS mead for ngres 10
Washington in 1877, would Mt there probably be some
startling worked out from the books OF the treasury
and Interior Departments and the Department OF JUS
ticei
Democratic Journals are already canvasslng
.he political outlook this state The Syracuse Courier
airiy demands majority of 100000, and endeavors 10
make it appear that the Canal Ring is hiding under the
wing OF the Republican party The Utica Observer on the
other hand reminds its party that cannot safely make
any ded lotions the victory Of last year and calls
the attention the party follows to the necessity OF
cutting of tho Canal Ring root and branch: 1t must
win victory for reform its Convention In order 10 IN
sure s SUCCESS at the polls The party must cut itself
ioose from all followers OF the Canal Ring who have
attached themselves ts organization This may not
taak Ring somewhat
persistent IN their deyotons where they arc not wanted
They divide almost equally between the two
parties that they be In power whichever side
wins They always dictate the nomination OF the
Canal Commissioner and the State Engineer II our
memory serves they have occasionally succeeded ID
wears past They must succeed more in the future
Gov Tilden's manly exposure OF tie Canal Ring frauds
has already resulted in saving 20 the state more thsh
50 900 IN That the first practical eject OF
movement which has given to the Executive the un.
questioned confidence OF the people. The next step must
free the party absolutely from all o0nnecton WIN lne
Ping The Democracy afford TO undertake the WORK
81 nnrcaiion But it cannot afford to neglect H. this
ars duty be faithfully performed the rest Will De easy