, 1875-08-16
POLITICAL NOTH

Tho Louisvllle Cous4er.Journdl cAtalogueh
forty-six asplraata Tor Andy Johnaon's SCAT 10
tho seuAte.
Gov Hendricks Saws that "dath md "Elt
Petk,na" dsvIated from tho stsaight line Of
truth In tho intervIsss With him which thor pre-.
toudsd were held.
Mr.. Deck's unpopufarity in Kentncky In 80
great that the Democratic loascs in his dstsIo.
At The lsto election we're moro unanimous and
considerable than anywhere e'se Ia tic State.
Secretary Bristow Ia booked for ssumping
tour ID Ohio. He will put his foot through tia
paper kite, depend upon that, and II he should
let light through tho Whisky Ring nobody would
be surprised.
Wisconsin Democratic papers try To mako
their readers beliove that LudiuRtoq is about to
cut loose flom tho Republican tlokos and run on
his own hook. The wiAh ia father to the thought.
Ludngton ID too srue man for lnyshing Of that
kind.
They ssy Gov. Tilden cares verv 1ttle which
rarty prevails In the New York Legislature, IL
he can only have nfactsnt support In bis reform
measures. He las ses bis heart on Giving NeH
York City N honest governmonk and on killing
tho Canal Ring,
Tho Brooklyn Argus hhs received the folloY-
Ing poeticAl gem from g. Washington oh'ids,
Tho subject Of tha oleRy will 1t once be reoog.
ntzed az old Dlll Allen,
Hers lleth. swAidug the Heavenly viii.
IT, mortal ,1s remains o. peer Currency 1'l; ..
And pApesod his Collin with national noas.
9oos to NEST The rag-Insa.
Concerning the Inflated Kelley's 8.05 oonveEtl-
ble-bond schema, tho Baltimore Gaxelte aayss
"Now,'we think wo may lay 1t down as propo-
sitlon tia. will admit Of very lttle dispute, TINT
these who want greenbacke will not hayo the
bonds to get them With, while those Who hAvo
the gseenbsoks will not need the bonds"
Tho Cincinnati COMMERCIAL Inv,tes tho tnaa-
ttonlRts who hsye tbs gilt Of gAb to taokle Mr.
9rosyepor's speech. It does not believe tharo
Ia one among them who oAn make dsceut show
Of answering drosvenor. 4 good many persons
aro Of the rama opinion. Mr. drosyenor's
speech Is conceded On Ill hands to bs 4 remark
Able effort. t
Hugh McCullooh Says ia lffs last 1etsez to the
New York 3'rtbuns III am anxious to hear how
the question Of the currency Is boing treated by
such pronounced hnrd money men ~ William
Allen, Allen G. Thurman. and Henry D. Paine"
Ths anxiety will probably not be relieved when
be hears that Allen Is talking n4stiop, Thur.
man Ia sayln8 is's matter OF no consequence,
and Paine u preserving clam-liko silence.
prominent Ohio msschAnt and farmer 1t eas-
AtogA has beeu giving hls "vsous, and they Aro
In some dseses unique. Hs thioks that both
parties Ars afraid ot tho cur7epoy question, aud
would avoid 1t II possible In order TO avoid pos
sibls dlslnssg.atlon aud nav combinations In
1870, He will confnr favor on the public, per-
hsps, II hs will ahov in what respect tho Hepub-
ncau party IL undecided on th!s issue.
Tho Nation has mads m elsborsts statistical
/ examination Into tho judicial election Of May,
1870. and concludes that Charles ]. Folgar and
| Chsrlea Andrews we're then returned ~ eleoted
to tho Court Of Appeala through fraud In count
tne the yotea Of tho city; and that ''the fsAuda-
lent counting waa the result Of bargain between
the canal politicians OF tho Interior Of the State
who wanted Audrews and Folgae slsetsd. and
| Tweed"
Tho following tribute to the powerful vo!os Of
old Bill Allen IL going the rounds, "Jud2e
Taplkn WAS 4 colleague Of Gov. Allen !n tue
uustsd etates Senate. 0ucs he w4s asked BY
gentleman from Ohio whether = certain tpdlyld-
ual had gone homs. 'Yes,. said Judge, his
startad th,s morning bus II you want to sss
biu,, get bls. Allsu 10 put bis head out OF ths
window aud call hlm baok hs must b thus Alda
Of tie mountains yst.'"
| Tbs a1iwaukes 8s,tinsi says OF ths conference
Of leading Dsnoufsss hold In that city FrldaJ /,
"Ths object OF tho gathering MAS to ossantzs
| meAaufts to dsSsat ths rsuom!uatlon Of Gov.
TAYLOR. II tbs rns&t!nQ wsa NOT fully suotsasfut
In rnaIlsns khi1 On &at. u Nax ii I4SSt euousAsful