New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator Jarvis Lord has found defender
The Roche,'sr Union aud Advertiser says the attacks
upon him arc cowardly and malignant. ami declares
that Mr. Lord has served the people OF Monroe County
Gas no Senator served them before" IL Is to 70
hoped that the latter assertion Is true AID that no
Senator who shall after him Will " serva" the
county Mr.. L I'd has.
Senator Boot of Calitorni ia has been on visit
10 friends IN Bosto and TIE Herdd OF that city after
viewing his cedtlble against the railroad aud
other rnss VI his State gives him this recomm niltlon
for PrcSiIentti nomination: "It is evident now thas
party i'll b formed for operations Ii 1870 ex
cept in tho event OF President Grants renominaon'
through tho management OF Federal ofhce-hoicer''
Should that occur, leader would be wanted. and Mr.
Booth would stand fair Glance to be the man Ho has
not yet exhibited his powers in the Senate, where he
took hs last month and 1t - evident that no must
gain his position there by real wcrk. rather than W
striking address or personal magnetism His intelecs
may lack something of warmth, but 1t IS keen logca!
and tenacious II is certain that the railroad interest OK
the Pacific coast found him vlganf, ac.ive ana ui-
dannted opponent, and he gained the commence u 10
did not excite tue enthusiasm VI H'' '1N
The kitchen organ knows just what the
matter IN Connecticut, II no one else does aua
says SO in is most pcppcry mauner 1--WE trace TOO Dc
moralz tion Of the plry, says the grinder. BACK 70
the beginning Of tho last session OF Congress, as We
trace all OF the political evils with which We are threat
party leaders OF that time, when they quaod vo"re
the force Of the criticisms Of ae Iniepen-
dent PRESS they refused TO exact laws for me pro-
tocton OF American cZrns az home aud when By their
coYarly Inactivity tey gave color TO the reasoning OF
the Ouposljion supp OF the assumption lit IoYh
tranquility prevails all over the country, bal te cp,es
10 delnoraiZe tue peOpe To weaken the aHtctoh LOT
the party aud to destroy all partisan discipline LAG
Yates east these rrcTcans in the last House aganss
such as the bill Protect Electors, caei NO
Forcs bin, so many arguments 10 prove 10 tho
people that the possibility OF Deaocratic success vas
not 20 DO feared, that tho Democrats Sorth aEo
south are rcac. iul. law abiding and loyal
The Republican Journals, which were so ret
iceut for day or two after the Connecticut election.
have evidently studying the returns with proht
for their later re commercially frank aud "
the point The Boston IdrertSer says patent oSsoa
OF the result is that the publican party cannot suc
cessu undertake to approve aud defend the errors VI
its uat,oual administration" and adds gnGery: Tho
name OF the President l. not potent raying cry LIST
or West: and II there was design on the part o
ANYBODY to MAKE him the Republican candidate for
third term the Connecticut election Is signlDcans
warning hat IL Will no; do 10 try It, me C!.ca HerHd
IA hardly outspoen In It's belle! that the tnrt term
scheme dead weight IN the canvass, saying ibo
rule OF the Republican party on the OASIS or pedcc ad
the Constitution and reform IN Administration 80 VIZ
orousy by The last two Con crosses, Is luz
demanded all or the great interests OF tDo
people not only, but as we believe, oy tIeU cou'
sc,ence and Intelligence. New Hampshire points 10
path which that result can be achieved CohheeIeu'
gives loud warning OF way By which IL eau DO euooS
lively prevented"