New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

Col. William NJ. Grosvcnor Of Missouri has
that he will take the stump for the RepubiL
can ticket In Ohlo
San Francisco would seem to be profitable
naval station least for the clerks employed In the
Government Office there The San Francisco Post an
nounces that Mr. George NJ Pnney, chief clerk to Pur'
chasing Paymasor Spauding OF the naval station nae
just paid $25O00 In gold for seat In the Stock Board
The Post thinks the transaction should be hint TO Mr.
Robson.
The Ohio Democrats should secure the ser
vices OF the Hon w. D. Kelley to hold up TO the Of
an empty pocketed community the beauties OF son
money. He and the Hon. George II. Pendleton can
make money out OF nothing than any other two
men living. speech Of either Of them on the sub
ject OF the currency s forcibe reminder OF the com
mentary OF countryman upon the effort OF garrulo!
and incoherent stump speaker II sounds 10 me as II
that fellow there had set his tongue agong and
gone off and left it,"
The friends of ex-senator Carpenter Of Wis
oonsln are reported to have arranged beautiful little
scheme for restoring him TO public life. Mr.. Harrison
LudngtOn Is TO be the Republican candidate for Cover
nor and in he is elected and Republican Legisla
ture secured Senator Howe TO resign and be appoint
ed Judge Supreme Govt and Mr. Carpenter to b
elected to the vacancy In the Senate IL the Legislature
IA Democratic Senator Howe ia to hold his seat until IL
adjourns. and then resign, when Ludington. II ne n
5ich ia ncomnl0ly nice In case the people don't
fest absurd disposition to have their own way In the
matter.
not seem to be exactly thrilled by the action Of their
Ohio brethren In demanding paper money VITA
great credit their sagacy nearly all OF the Journals
of the party denOunce tho imitation part OF the platform
In plain terms The Boston Post declares the resolutions
"horesy," and says that in adopting them tho Conven
ton took unconstitutional and dangerous ground"
The Baltimore Gaselle hopes no more Democratic Con
yentions will go astray tho financial ISSUE says the
Ohio Democrats do not speak the sentiments OF the
party and thinks that when its followers sit at the eoe
Of Ben Butler, William d. X eley and similar green
back repudiaonsts and inaatonsts, to imbibe their
Utica thinks the resolutions shortsighted and
unwise" and The Harrisburg Patriot aud the B"0a's
Courier OF a similar opinion
If Gov. Allen of Ohio labOrs under the inn
preston with which credited that his acceptance d
denomination initiation platform 10 likely TO bettcs
his chances for the Presidency he liable to escape from
the desion before long time eapses The Troy fress.
which is strongly enough Democratic TO be taken A.
fair representative OF the sentiment Of its party In this
section OF the country tells him. Is by no means cor.
tain that he wants to President but II he does his
cepance OF denomination under present circumstances
has greatly injured IL not destroyed his chances. The
great OF the voters Of the Union will not favor an
imitation candidate. That is pretty well determined
fact and therefore Gov Allen must be regarded as having
counted himself Of the Dallidnce with imitation
will prove fatal to the Presidential prospects Of every A.
prant, whether he be Democrat or Hadca and hence n
Is quite unlikely that Ohio will furnish the next Chief
Magistrate OF the United States"
The future course of the Independent Voter
has discovered Fhs Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle has subjected him to very searching en
animation and has found out beyond question thas
hencerorh no is bound TO vote the Republican ticket
Here are of its The honest independent
voter il looking To the Republican party the only body
within which he find satisfaction for himself or vim
dcaon for his principles He that the party is still
true the principles which animated 10 during the long
struggle for nationality and the longer struggle of
struction Then, again. the independent bchOlds
how futile his efforts influence for good the Demo
cratic party He himself despised and hnnlistsd.
his judgment deried and his counses disregarded The
independent is the friend OF the freedmen He
them danger II the Democratic party succeed in OBJ
tanning National power; He sa friend Of sound cur
rency. He IL vanish under Democratic rule He be-
levos that the nation should keep faith with ts credi
tors Under Democratic cnchantrent he the ghost
Of reputation moro terrible IN LIS aspect tnan That OF
Cesarism. stalk through the land"
Chcf-Justice Warner of Georgia seems to DO
one Of those rare who afraid call things BY
their right names" Some having asked him to be
candidate for nomination for Governor. he replied
In my Judgment the Governor OF Georgia should be
man willing and capable OF inauguratng policy for the
State by recommendations to the General Assembly and
otherwise. which will promote economy In every depart
OF the government, curtai expenditures, and
the expenses OF to tho lowest practical
limit. not in only but in practice There may DO
good men in the state and doubtless there whs
might believe that would make . good Governor. a.
you suggest in your letter. but you very well
know, that class OF men do not have much TO do
these days with nominating and electng Gov
errors for the people. That work, and especially
the nominating part is done by the political clique
and wire pullers, who have TO grind the public
grindsone which the people required to turn and
keep i'll motion by tho current OF taxation for their
benefit. II my should be suggested for that oncs.
you would hear II proclaimed along the whole line Of
political iobbers political cliGues, and political pap
seekes that he Is not the man for these times aud they
would be right far they ar cOncernedI should not
be proper for them. and that class 10 have
control OF nominations these days. having nothing else to
do those who have don't stand much chance to
act their political programme"