The Morning herald., 1875-10-20
POLITICAL POINTS.

=, A. P. Laning has been nominated f'
mayor of Buffalo by the Democratic Git
=. Convention.
" Judge Alphonso Taft, of Cincinnati say
'' he has not been offered the portfolio
of the Interior.
" The Union county, IN. J,) Democrat
have nominated Ferdinand Blake, of tn
last Assembly, for the State Senate.
The Passaic county, IN. J,) Republican
e Convention has nominated John W
) Greigs for Assembly in the First District
e Ohio and Iowa have given Minnesot;
e and Wisconsin big boost. In both o
: these States the Republican prospects ART
4 bright.
, John Morrissey has finally declined the
anti-Tammany nomination for Senator
from the Fourth Senatorial District ol
New York. The Hon. John remains, a,
he las ever been, Democrat"
Here is the New York Worlds new de-
claration of Principles:-"Turn out the
thieves, work hard and save, and We may
in time recover the losses OF the last fifteen
years. That is the only doctrine we can
preach"
The Baltimore Sun, sadly commenting
on what might have been, remarked ut
is probable that, had the election taken
place before the financial question was
thoroughly discussed, the State would have
gone for Allen by a large majority"
The New York Herald has made a dis
covery 1.-THE only way to higher wages
is by the resumption to specie payments,
which means stability Of values" Let's
see, Ito higher ~ We must file exceptions,
that. perhaps, it is only meant for Herald
English.
The Nashville .1merican Dem. is bound
to have satisfaction. 1t says:-"The Swal-
low Tails have slain and scalped the De-
mocracy Of Ohio. But in doing so they
have slaughtered their own chief William
al Ell may not raise up again, but Samuel
Tilden is as dead as Sam. Cary"
In an interview with citizen OF Column
bus, CAL, William NJ. Grosvenor said of
Mr.. S ,hurz," enator Schurz, as an origi-
nator Of any measure, is a complete failure.
His forte is to disorganize and pull down
what other men have built up. lie is
painfully aware Of this defect in his char
acter."
The woman sudragists Lave decided to
further compiicatc Massachusetts politics
by going into the field. Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe is at the head of committee which
mas just been appointed to visit the differ
ent candidates and give them support or
as they favor Or condclan the
movement.
Jesse Pomeroy is worse than a night
mare to Massachusetts. Now he has got
himself into politics. This would be
enough to ruin any boy. An exchange
'ays that "there are many Democrats in
he State who will not vote for Governor
jaston because of his supposed sympathy
for the youthful murperer."
Mr.. Charles Erancis Adams, Jr., an
lounces tha he i. an independent voter
lie publishes letter declaring the use Of
lis name in the list Of Vice Presidents at
! Democratic meeting in Boston recently,
ntirely unauthorized, and says he agrees
heartily with the sentiments expressed in
ieneral Bartlett's letter of declination.
The Tribune advise those Democrats
'hose heads were turned Ly the Maine
lection should study the Iowa returns with
more care. The tidal wave may h.v
'een sill surging up in Maine, but clearly
did not have force enough to eros. the .
Alleghanies AMI Mississippi. Iowa Ia ,
considerably increased its Republican ma
ority.
The Baltimore american says 1.-THE =,
general impression seems to be that tho .
ohio victory has injured Congressman Ran.
ialps prospects for the Speakership, and
las consequently improved those Of
aesss. Cox and Kerr. The Erie platform
likely to prove heavy weight about
Mr.. Randslps neck" Mr.. Randall will
hardly indorse this.
The Harrisburg Patriot (Dem.,) role V
'mnly declares that" From the re.
'roaches which are hurled at Chairman
aoyt because Of his inability to arouse the
Republican party from its torpsr it looks
's ifa victim was already being looked for
n anticipation of certain defeat. When !,