New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Iowa Republicans will hold their State
Cony at Dcs Moines June 80 to nominate cand-
dates for Governor Iicue 1ant GovernDr Supreme Cons
judges and superintendent OF Public INSTRUCTION Er-
senator Harlan hope, they viii nx things 80 cha. no ca
return 20 ,bo United states ssate anu SECRETARY Dc%
knap Ia, similar longiDgs for himself
II will doubtless he news to the world that
the Republican Central Committee Of st. Louis so.enny
ccn.urcd Senator 5hurz Tor his speech on the LOUISIANA
usurpaon They did do it, however and at recent moot
ing members sought TO have the resolution OF cen
sure rescinded but In vain. Ono Iacmbcr objected be-
cause he was opposed to the Committee acknowleda
ing before the world that they had made as~ OF them,
realized that fact without any acknowledgement
Mr.. Speaker McCiuirc's peppcry temper will
not De improved by careful perusal OF the Democratic
Journals Of tho state They don't appear to DO ao"rins
under any irrepressible enthusiasm about his course
Thus The Utc0 OtSerrer says OF hun I'VE do not oaro
TO charscerze tho conduct Of tho Speaker It's enough
TO say that he Is impeding the progress OF tho party 70
which he processes to be 80 devotedly attached II ho
force, tho Democracy 10 choose between throwing over
board Tllden Mcclure it is sosouto, certain thas
Tiden will not be throTn.'
Here is comfort for those Western Demo
cratic Journals which Arm IN the belief that thor next
candidate for the Presidency cannot 30 taken from Now
York The san Francisco Chronicle says 1T requrcs
large share Of political sagGcity t. predict even AZ
this early day who ia 10 be tho bannerbsarer OF the Do
mocracy. Beyond all reasonable question, samuel j.
Il the coming man and there bO no question hat
recent events have tended 20 make his tower Of
strength IN sicl contest. lie is able OF
tie very best in the countrywho. during long profess
s.on.l and political career bas managed to maintain an
almost rcproashibe record Ii to 10 dene thas
he will make very strong candidate and o far bear
onc than Hendricks. Thurman. OF any other Den",rsuc
toned in connection with tie Presidency"
The President, plan Of holding on to an oh
no1ous officer until the press stops persecutns HIN has
long since been shown to bc disastrous b. thu party
that the Republican Journals are anxious 70 have him
adopt different They Lot bit reOcnocd to
the retention of Seer tary DelnO Outside Of wabng'
ton II would be bard work 70 ind single party Journs
which has word 10 say in his favor. The h'I0detph,a
Tetgruph which has for long time been speaking out
brayely against the Indian oursgo. thus suggests 10 MI
Delano way by which he can do his party service
The Democratic majority in the House has great poI
zeal ends serve IL must build its party tho
ruins OF ours mako political capital out OF our
plumbers and out Of our crimcs II will 'inveatigate
neroilessly and not without adverse Interest and
sided prejudice 1t will make virtue FOR Itself out OF our
shortcomings Among the first Of these Investigations.
and the worst. will 30 Of the dealings Of the Interior
Department with tho Indians The evidence OF fraud
common scandal. The production OF II VIII bo over
ahelmngly disastrous II produced There one way "
avoid this esgstion, with all it, hurtful
and that way Is Tor Mr Delsno 10 step down aui out 1nd
Tas err Is YET me to rcorSare lis Department 20 si
the Indian rings rid OF The dishonest sgeis AMI
traders and do iusGco 10 the Indians The opportunity
IL right and o patty from 's3rsoe s6ousd 10
seized promptly and made the most Of"
There IL nothing so becoming. or, in fact, ~
necessary in a weli-rgCiated party organ a. Phi,e
sophcal spirit Tho Besc,. Journal has and It "a Of
the frst order few days before the Centennial ceo
brstions ut Concord and Lexington. TIE Journal As
tonhed its readers by announcing that tho Presidents
silence on the third term question seriously Juinx
his party and that no would gladden. tho hearts Of e
pubicauS throughout. the country II he would speak Gus
II mo,es.ly suggested Concord Lexington al
commonly favorable spot FOR the demonstrstion. Tho
President answered the call vita bow Was 1b yoH~'
nal cha srnsdi Not bt u IT, After thinking tho ust
ter over for q week TIVE. &c ny tandly Ga this
alton II really Is harny ORTIZ vh'b 10 discuss
this matter but since II has been forced upon tho notice
OF tho country aud the President t3Cy TUNE over 10
the Republican masses. n Is well enough 10 tsko one
prnct look at IL. In order TO SEQ s utter riS,y ana
enptiDeSs IL is tms to consider the QUESTIONS hles
aIe rcay befO us, and which Of real uoIstslce