New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. w. w. Armstrong of Tho Cleveland
Plain Dealer says candidate for the CerEship
OF the next House OF Representatives,
Iowa seems to be swarming with candidates
for Senator Wrigbrs seat in tho United States Senate
TIE moro prominent aspirants are Congressmen James
F. Wilson and KassoD. Gov. Carpenter, exGov' XIX
wood, and ex-senator Hdrian
The Cincinnati Democrats gave this lttlo.
Endorsement OF Allen while they werc nominating
city officers the other Gay We are IN favor OF
unanimous denomination by tne Democratic party
next Fall. OF able and eloquent Governor William
Alien, ana oeheVe WIN nun "o "a" -"
successful.
This brief and solemn dialogue between two
OF tho eountTys devoted patriots Is ssd ny 'no
Washington correspondent OF The 3 ston Adsersr TO
have taken place IN the United States senate NJ I"o
close OF Senator Chrstisncys speech Oh louisiana AS
Mr. Christancy ceased speaking Me- Logan eaheu o'or
his desk and said TO Mr. Bontwcil That man nal sone
over to the Democrats No, replied Boutwell, 40
mad gone over before.
Now that the later returns from NeW-harnp-
shire show tnat neither party has mucl cause Tor ea
zion over the election there the journals Of ooh pares
are talking more sound concerning their futrS
than they have INDUCED in for long time. Tbe hc-
publican papers especially sensible IN TINS reScc"
Thus The s. LOUIS Democrat says; Inc uhioauinS
must continue Unworthy must be tossed oVerooafu
Unjust or unsafe measures must be repudiatec' Al
honorable peaceful and siatesnanlike policy must DO
command Its press faithfully and fcarlessly rep
resent The opinions OF lis best clements It's c0nVeh'
lions ia tho several States must speak irahkp, anu
nominate wisely These steps are Tor the hepuDhcan
party no longer merely desirable; they are necessary
It's very existence depends upon certain measure oi
confidence in disposition and ability TO elect fe'orn'
which the people plainly demanded Ii II faiis ~
show the disposition it will be beaten Il IL fails to IN
spire confiience in its ability to succeed WIZ IAN,
ms thousands Of voters who desire praclcal IioIn'
all IL become
publican party cannot succeed VIII atach tlee'ee
To tho better element Of Democrats AM enAcaNo W
secure win them control OF 'ae De"ocia''' o'N"
ton"
A noticeable Characteristic of the discussion
of Presidential candidates, which has become qiso
active since Congress adjourned. Is the complete eimi
nation OF President Grants name from the ISL OF po"
bic nominees The Republican journals especially ais
cuss the question without reference to MIN whit
ever Thus TAs g. raat Pres cost deyo!eq A"in,s'
tration journal SAYS "rhe Hon James u Blame ste
speher Of the House Representatives, wants 10 DC Tue
NEXT Repubcan candidate for President 50 does Oh
Ben Wade Also Henry wilson Likewise Morton lnenl'
Conking Carpenter Eihu Washburne ana some othefs
Blaine now seems the keest OF the lot 60 win the prize,
and for that reason is likely to win 1t at ALL He IS
able popular ambitious understood to be in training
for the successon and this is enough TO combine al
other ambitious apiTaDts against him. Who VIII ne tho
candidate depends much the course OF p0llilcat
events in the coming year. IL there IL marked suDs
dence of the and kindred aGtatons, nnancia ana
economical questions will resume their prominence ana
then 1t Is not improbable that BrstOw may loom up as
n candidate II the South shall keep alive tue negf"
question by demonstrations OF violence anu Jus,o
marked enough to tine general udlgnauOh OF the
North. sheridan would probably De d ne gnnar
breakup Of parties and dissolution OF parry tles II IS
impossible that the Republicans inlSht cn9ose
man. with his brilliant military fame aDd ececIo po
cal PHILOSOPHY. To lead its columns to votorJ'