New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

Nj. Milton Hay of Springfield is talked of as
tie Repubucan candidate for Governor Of Illinois The
Ch.ci1o Tribune says Of Lim lie Nomination IA in
many respects good suG II & secures thc approval
OF the State Convention the party III rally to T. support
OF Hay with voice Milton Hay IL one OF several men
In iO- whu-. nomination iUr G"vcrnur WVuid % Siio
siLual an cidt,me Republican, r.Jotity"
The movement for an Independent nominal
ton for Governor ia Massachusetts gaining ground.
uuncr OF gent, men, representing nearly every county
IN TIE State Boston Un Wednesday, and discussed
the exyedicncy ot such step. committee WAS aI-
nniu.d 70 ..ges u desirable candidate for Governor
anu tne meeting Acquired for wcA. TreIe "a talk Of
Lu,d. i MACS convention in case il decided ~
Nominations.
Now that Gov. Ames of Mississippi has got
wei settled in the Executive chair alter abs noe OF
six months or more, would do well 20 stop yelling for
more troops long ugh 60 explain the charge that no
melted the VcGsbuTg riot few months ago. The
oharge has publicly twice nov. but he has not
negroes would help The Republican party no" Is the
time Tor ann l" say so
The action of the Pennsylvania Democracy
IN declaring FOR imitation makes dod"y interesting L.
cent statement of The Cine,nnOti EnYrcr that fond
est dcsre or tie inliiOnss 20 haYt the next Presdn
tia confess narrowed t. the Democracy WIN al in
fatiou platform rad candid ats on one side and tht Ec
nnrcana with PresiGeut Grant Tor third term on the
other There is doabt about th's being their hope
AMI Il - uu cossary ~ adj That u Pit"s,S tie aliu
term atvOcat =. How do me rad money Dtinocrals
.liDk q Llelr duty 10 support bpV ath AK IL
Senator Thurman is confident of a Demo
cratic victory IN Ohio lie said recently to reorter Of
The Ctncinasi Eayuirer We shall elect our ticket is
Fan bevond q doubt. The d-ht Is Zig one and where
every foot OF ground l. contested but wen win H. and
the question longer the Of our succeeding but the
extent OF our majority The campaign mas been Fought
thus lar on the Republican side by unparalleled system
o. lying They He'd about principles, our PLAT
FORM our canddates-ab0ut every poArt that We meet
flt lilIQ p.l
IL; They haze done nothing bat lie about that II MAS
lie from the fret Then ahuu the Catholic question ana
about the OH Governor ana about evtry thug tha tcy
have brought INTO the canvass never 81" "a campaign
whore tr truth 80 utterly d-ieg"raed - II Las been
By til III this year
Tie defeat Of Gen. Hancock for the Demo-
cratic nomination FOR President 1858 is explained in
letter to The Washington Lepu5ica', wherein the writer
SAYS Tho gerry Wandering OF the Soldiers Conven-
ton at Cooper Institute Entrusted by the Iannany
leadcrs Ia (Iens. Jalues MeQuado ana II. ". 5ocum.
two cx-aiiicers who Lal completely over 10 the
Dem ,cra..y and have never come back McQuade was
the more prominent OF two, through the possession
OF q ready tongue and unlimited cheek Cen Hancocks
interests were In tue hands o. friend whose attain
menls III line small AZ his lighting abilities
and enthusiasm for Hancock great When
the resolutions alluded u were brought for
ward By tie hancock men 81, Quno wss
es1al To- the Occasion. Many Of the delegates
ciao'o,ed for Their Adoption Nv sccamaton and had
tbv been formally a,ce tel GJn,OcA wound nave been
i,.i,rnt In. cnoce OF the Convene on and Tamnany
Hali Convention would have been Completed 10 iOll"w
si'. Bat NrQdIde sprtns 10 lilo lei ana nioVed iLhl
resolutions De referred 10 conitoc WIN po"cr 20
rcpDrt them or substitute others. Tie motion Wa- car
ra and II Quadc and Socum formed tAe mayor " on
the Committee. They reported II son. on Pedsht me
Convention to stand b. t.c nominees Of ItnnaIy uti,
wsorycr they mg.r he. This was bitterly OpPo-cd bn
WA clokeu through by gasaw. Win the acton OF the
o. X the fed win Honroou candidate On Bourbon
Platform AID were beaten