New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
POLITICAL NOTES.


The Ohio Republicans will open their COM
pagn at Marion, in Lawrence County, on July 81 with
speeches by cx-Gov. Hayes and Senator Sherman
Brother-in-la Casey thinks Mr.. s. Il. Pack
ard has chance to be the next Governor oil Lou
isana That depends upon whether the election IL de-
cded by people of the state by the Administration
at Washington.
This very timely suggestion is made by
The Detroit Pre- Press "Amid the busy OF sum-
mcr life let not forget that Hannibal Han'in OF
Maine the who forced us to lick twoccnt stamp
to the newspaper which went for one before
Here is great news for the press. Private
Dazel has been nominated for the Ohio Legislature and
there is hope OF his election. Editors may exchange
their waste paper baskets for smaller with toerable
certainty that lie will have time to contribute to them
for some TO come Ii will be sad loss TO the postal
service, however
The Cincinnati Commercial closes long arti-
Gle reviewing the political history of Ohio during tho
past two years with this paragraph We come. thore-
FORE the conclusion that Republican victory In Ohio
this time is certalnty-and that the majority for Hayes
will be handsome and emphatic, larger than he received
on former occasions and sufficient to pronounce the
doom in the nation forever OF the sort or Democracy tas
Is now asserting itself in this state"
Nominations for the Republican ticket in this
State multiplying. The Troy Times makes this propo
sition: How would such ticket look this Fall: For
Secretary Of state Frederick W. Seward for Controller
Warner Miller; for Attorney General. william NJ
Evsrs - The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle says
as hca rd the name Of nr Frank Hiscock Of OnoRdaga
mentioned Attorney General, and that OF Mr. william
T. Tinsley OF The Lyons Republican for Canal ComiS
slOncr.
Congressman G.. b. Farwell went to Wash
pytou recently to see Secretary Brsow in reference to
that monument to Muiletts genius the Chicago Custom
house. He thought the Secretary was prcudced ana no
wished to set him right. His was not equal to
his zeal Mr. Bristow Informed him without particle
OF conjunction that there had been fraud between
Mulett Mueller. the builder and that ho believed
the foundations bad and the stone rotten Further
more lie would deal with neither Mulett nor Mueller,
hut would let tine pile OF fraud" stand until Con
cressional Committee appointed To investigate H.
reporter of The chicago Journal by Mr.. Farwel, who
evidently spoke with much sadness.
Providence seems to have taken hand In
putting "a stop to the Hon. ". ID. kcllcy's exci'abe
tongue He writes from Youngstown Ohio. TO the soft
money disciples Indiana that he cannot fix upon data
when he win be able to address them He adds :" do
tate these lines my bed but hope to be abc to
speak this evening left home on Thursday night In
more than my usual health, ana sudden was the Alec
ton that feel like soldier stricken just as he sees the
colors passing over the enemys lines. My faith ia my
views on the subject OF finance and currency Is 80 greas
that have had the vanity TO believe mat hisns no
good to suffering people ny accepting re" IN
yat0Ds to speak IN the West, ana CANNOT hs"y our
render the privilege"
So there Is not Carpenter wing OF the ke-
publican party in Wisconsin any longer and the NOM
nation OF Harrison LuddingtOn for Governor WAS tho
spopa work OF the people. This information 10
put forth with the most solemn sort Of face by fhs
Mcaukee Sentinel Journal which has never been ac-
cused of violent antagonism to ex-senator Carpenter
Well assertion true, the people took most I'm
usual way Of expressing their will in the recent Conyen-
ton II is also curious that they should delegate tho
oice-holders do the work for them The Snne says
that Mr. Carpenter is private in the ranks OF tho
party" which Is undoubtedly true. The people reduced
him to that position few months ago. 1t also declares
that cones bygones, and the party, now tor-
oughy Harmonious WI move steadily ann sr'' 20 NV Wv
eI-Iiov. washburn's views on this point
Gov. Allen has changed his mind once more.
The Cincinnati Enquirer announces that he " has
consented to attend the meeting at Galipois next
Wednesday" it does not say whether he will speak or
not 1t is also silent about Senator Thurmans Intentions
Meantime, while the latter gentleman is making up MS
mind what to do he may find incentive to speech IN those
observations from excellent Democratic paper ~
The Buffalo Courier: ave are OF the opinion that Mr..
Thurman, IN losing time for defining his position and
protesting against the thoroughly bad doctrines OF tho
men who had majority In the Democratic conventions
has lost brilliant opportunity OF doing great
and memorable his country his State and his
party and establishing himself as leader who would
eventually have commanded tho approval and support OF
ali the better elements Of the nation But he has not III
dOrscd the heresies OF the inaatons. and we believe
thar he will never degrade and stultty himself ~
doing So"
The Democrats of Mississippi are very SAN
glne of carrying that State at the next election ana are
already talking candidates for the United states
snnatorship The man most prominently spoken OF
il Col. william II. MCardle editor OF The ''ceSoTg
Uerad He seems be tremendous sort OF person. II
the following de scrptOn from The Memphis appeal 10
correct Ia the event OF their triumph in the approash
in election the Democracy OF Mississippi could reward
no trner son, heart. no Drawer spirit. no
more chiyalrous and gallant champion OF their princ
pies reputation. honor, and fame than Col M'Cardic
In the hour OF impending danger he stands proudly
erect ready for the conflict With glowing language he
always yindicatcs what he deems TO be right and de-
pounces the wrong Trained In politics, thoroughly con-
versant with all psbc questions. wise IN council VIII
ing take responsibility. and possessing the highest
order OF talent lie world dignity and adorn ire scnie
the United states His long services have been cx
ciuSivcly devoted to mississippi. and IN the contest
which will he naugurated In few days he VIII he WHAT
Ab-ickader was in the field. His plume wiz wave In
the thickest the fight" II all this IL the only OBJ
lection his election IL the fear that he and Senator
Ionklng together would crowd the Senate Chamber TN
comfortably.