New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. Alexander H. Stephens is said to
hold views on the money question similar TO those Of
Gov. Allen and the Hon. George Il Pendleton.
Senator Hamlin's faction Of the Republican
party Maine said to be receiving marks Of popular
dsfavor In ell parts Of the State That Postage bill was
hardly neoeAsary TO mako it absolutely certain that the
Senator Is serving his last term In the Senate
An initiation journal in Indiana is greatly
moved by the failure OF the Bank Of California The
Te-rs Haata Express devouty says: 1t seems as
though sotds wise, overlooking power were making
events these times impress upon the people the
lessness and folly OF old systems"
More Of Pagan than Marcus Aurelius and
ess Of Christian, theoogicay speaking than Constan-
tine" is the religious Of mind which The Cincinnati
Commercial ascribes Gov. Allen. That reduces the
venerable Governors stock of faith in the Christian re-
ue1On down TO very fne point
The Ohio lnfatonists have discovered what
ruined the Bank of California 1t because the state
has coin instead Of beautiful ragmOney currency
The average imitation editor seems to run his paper Oh
the suppoetion that his readers fools enough 20 be
eve any lie lie may tel then, 10 matter no" fcu4ouS
II may be.
There are thousands of men in the South who
need this sound advice from The Richmond Wing: To
the hundreds of thousands OF descendants OF high ou
broken down families that bewang their haru
lot say, go TO work! To recruit and restore your
fortunes and your rank and prestige do what your an
cestors did TO establish themgo TO work In these da
all honest work Is respeeab.e
Gov. Allen gets mad every time he men
tons that about his Withdrawing from the hed III
Ohio reckless correspondent of The Cincinnati Com
mercia asked him about it recently. and was informed
that the whole story was a profane lie. "Wlthdraw
roared the Governor why, sir, if was Ia the last
stages Of consumption and 1t could be calculated to
erinty that would within days after election
would not withdraw. / would remain the track Tor
The good of the party withdrawal means defeat saeh
thought never entered my head Intend u nghl the
battle right through and be elected"
Gov. Ames of Mississippi should step to the
front without delay. II is several weeks since Col o.
W. Wells charged in public speech that Gov Ames In
cited the Ycksburg riot and that be remarked In the
presence OF living witnesses that the blood of
twenty-five thirty negroes would benefit the Repub-
ean party but as yet the Governor has not answered
the damaging accusation Col Wells has published
card. making this direct issue with the Governor
To end that this controversy unsought by me- may
be speedily settled, l state that whenever GOV
Acs denies the charges made by over his own Sig
ma aure il viii then be understood that the obligation of
secrecy removed from the gentlemen Who we're present
AZ the interview referred u. and shall then feel called
upon and he able establish IL substance the state
rDents which have made"
The generous spirit of reconciliation between
the North and the South which the Centennial exercises
kinded has been good deal dampened by the
untimey attempt to bring out Mr. Jefferson Davis as an
agricultural orator The south is good deal neted
the oppo sition TO Mr. Davs's appearance, and many
southern journals declare that the North does not meet
the South half way in the Overures for reconciliation
Thus The Louisville Courier Journal says: We contend
that the South has been for ten knocking AZ the
door and that when has asked for bread 1t has received
a stone maintain that. from the ruling party in the
North naionaisn in the South has received
agement whatever The war spirit, the sectional spirit
crops out on every occasion, and In al possible ways
not privately, but publicly 1t did so when Gordon and
Lamar went to New -Hampshire. 1t does so whenever
there ia a martial political gathering" Can't the;
welIneaning who Thought NJ tO drag MI DAVIS
IN the ,urace al this time that they have put their
foot in 1t very bsdyi There is nothing III the world
which will do the country much good for two
TO come as the severe obscurty Of men ike Mr Davis