New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Becks rivals for that seat in the U. S.
Senate are multiplying. The latest 10 take the held
is Mir Isaac Caldwell oil Louisville lawyer OF great
popularity
Collector Slack of Boston appears in the
role of prophet and announces that Gen Sherman tn
be the next Republican candidate for tho Pr sidency
What would become OF the scctarian issue in that
What has become of the Hon. Richd Schell's
Legal Tender Clubi Another meeting should he
held without delay, aud words of cheer sent TO the
dcspairing orethrea in Pennsy lvania
Gov Hendricks does not take much stock in
the thr-term business. lie thinks President Grant is
out of The Held. AZ for the Ohio defeat he is not bit
down hearted. 1t is nj awful" he said to
of The LouisrHe Courier-Iownat have known worse
things 10 happen in politics Naturally it will make
harder to win in the Presidential campaign
year
cit never rains but it p0urs,' iubilantly
shouts The Washington Chronicle "Ohio redeemed and
Chandler in the Cabinet The best weeks work OF the
year. Keep it up" Which means. return Harlan,
plastered with his 5000 checks to the Senate.
That would be- shower that ought ~ wash the Rcpub-
can party out OF existence.
Presidential candidates who think il the
west course have convictions any subject and
who hope get into the White House by Systematically
lodging every public question: will fud food for rcicc-
ton in this paragraph from The Boston Herad Tiljen
+. the most prominent Democrat in the country to-day,
and stands the best chance TO be the centennial eardi
Democrats have been wearing very hard tie breech
Ing for about 10 years. and have almost forgotten how to
walk into collar
Judge Kelley did not cOnfiae k&nself to soft
money in HI talk at Macon last week. He partially,
least Offset his rcrncious financial doctrines with this
admirah5 invitation to the South to visit the Centen-
nil: "Come aud learn how utter /. the oblivion tine
people of the North have bestowed upon all that is pain
ful We sprinkle flowers you do upon the graves OF
our heroic dead aud thank God you do that the Land
has given birth 10 a race Of who ready and
eager to die for their country. | only wish could de-
pic my feelings. Thu il my third visit to yonr noble
State. la 1867 | Atlanta In her des0latiOn. The
OF the visible every side Your houses
and farms were desoated your fields LAID waste aud the
stock ed and heart went out sympathy To
Georgia and the stricken Sonth. II ills me- win JOY to-
day wounds have costfize aud healed.
and to note your growing wealth and prosperity"
The Democratic State Committee of Indiana
thinks IL has hit upon the sure receipt for Democratic
success next year. Its plan Il to sit the fence
on the money question. As The Indianapolis SEN
fne interprets IT, the proposal is 10 adopt the position
assumed by Mr. Hendricks In his fret Ohio speech" aud
everybody knows that the exact strade ever
made on the question. The position" The Sentinel
adds safe one. and not inconsistent with the Demo.
cratic record There evident signs that the Democ-
rcy win stand together this issue least closely
they will not suffer the opportunity OF the present
to overthrow corrupt Administration To he sacrificed
by internal divisions and discussions The country can
safely trust the Democratic party when it to the
point Of legislation any Of the essential clements OF
national honor and commercial prosperity. II has
deceived tho people, and having watched with aud