New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. L. Bradford Prince has written to
The Troy Times that he will not be candidate against
Mr. b. W. Seward for the Republican nomination OF SEQ
rotary Of State That leaves Mr. Seward clear field for
a unanimous nomination.
Gen. Thomas l.. Young, the Republican
nominee for IirutenantGOvernor OF OHIO. made his st
campaign speech at Columbus oD Tuesday evening. Ho
favored hard money opposed division OF the school
fund between Catholics and PrOesants, and talked like
a sensible man III every way.
Mr. J. W. Boslcr writes a letter defending
the character Of the cattle he has furnishing tho
Indians, and denying Prof. Mars's statements. His
letter il published in The Carlisle Pcnn) Hcroh. which
accompanies with fIschoods OF so wanton AMI gro
tesquc character thtt the NhOc puDcdtoh st'ms VI
be beneath contempt
Chief-Justice Church of this State has been
nominated for the Presidency again This time Is done
by The Democrat of Independence, Kansas. al nom-
mated" SAYS The DemocrGt Judge Church would carry
NewYork State by large vote, and II elected he would
make an Executive in whom the country could place the
entire reliance for an able and honest hdIhnsU
tlon of the Government"
The situation Of political affairs seems to be
correctly understood By at least newspaper IN Iowa
The burlington Hank Eye thus admonishes the risky or
gans OF It's party which abOrIng under the impress
sion that they can defeat the Democratic candidate by
rdicing his age: ave cannot get for our State Ticket
that majority it deserves by pooling fun at the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor nor by claiming that Gov
KkwOod will walk over the track the war cry mas osi
its grip. and tue bloody shirt business Is pdycu out, anu
il Is well that II Is So"
Whatever differences of opinion there may he
In the NewIIampshire Legislature, 1t IS evident that both
parties take the view OF the currency question:
The Senate and House have passed unanimously the fol-
lowing admirable resolution We respectfully instruct
Jul senators and request Representatives III Con-
gress 70 use all honorable means To procure the enact
mcnt OF such laws. at their next session. "a, by gradual
of ta "A gradual
gold in The United States Treasury and In the National
banks aud strict economy the administration OF pub
lie affairs snail BRING apout resumption d '"' c"0''
day pri~ticaOlc.'
The imitation attack upon Senator Thurman
in Ohio is explained by The Cincinnati C0mmercai on the
proLd that the soft moneyit,s realize that they arc
beaten already and determined to make seapegoat
Of the unfortunate Senator THE defeat OF Allen, says
The Commeciai. ais already prophesel. calculated,
prognostcatcd and discounted II is 10 the DEMOCRATIC
marty forescen and forcorained catastrophe, and It
would please those responsible for the hopelcssness OF
the Democratic situation in Ohio place upon Thur
man. and they have thus early begun to excuse tliri
by accusing him. There Is no doubt about IT, ,lo
inilaomsts exceedingly solemn, while their olpo
nent' are inbiiant and confident OF victory.
DESPITE tie jeers 1T the expense of the lndc-
pendent Voter, sane politicians and newspapers arc
rapidly coming TO the conclusion that the way 10 lhnnoe
the Independents to 90 back TO the Republican party
for the Republican party to 90 back to ITSELF the B0S
JotuH itself the most loyal of newspapers says: As
TO the policy Of reunion there is substantially but one-t
il to re store the Republican party to the old foundation
principles adapted to the wants of the ineS ana Hcn
all who are at heart with it will fall in. shoulder to
shouder Drmagogues men tried and found wanting in
the standard of purity integrity and Illness must ne 'es
aside and back. The caucus must be made ia repre-
sent the Republican community The moral element OF
the Republican organization must rule again II id IN
the day. % Lincoln and Chase, sumner and Andrew We
are Glad 10 recognize the signs of such revival ana
amendment. Everywhere the Republican platforms
are declaring honesty and good faith III our hnaee'
while the Democratic party contradictory In Itself Is m
ia ruuy Sc, ions ~ the West and the south decidedly
committed to vicious currency and dishonest plactcs
This ference VIII bo intensified a. we ara" hgH tno
0Iat contest OF next year, and il viii leave every man
who has y spark of Republican principle within HIM no
alternative ~ to which party shall have his voIo"
The funniest newspaper in America at the
present time Is your red hot" imitation organ mo
FrGnsrile (Ind courier Is one Of these rag money uo
voccs and It's arguments" are fair sample OF those
mt forward by it, colleagues Thu, il declares that
nethcr of the parties in the East have any princ
pies which they would hesitate one moment to sac1hco
il they should happen stand In the way OF personal or
sectional ACKNOWLEDGMENT that these parties nave
always REGARDED the West and South - Their meat
and that every Democrat east OF the Aleghenes who
in favor of hard money would 90 over ~ the Opposition
once we're the National Convention 10 declare for green
backs The last assertion ought to be good argument
AGAINST trying to carry imitation into the National Con
yenton But this does not brighten The Courier for IL
contnues II the Democrats carry Ohio. IA now seems
almost certain the Eastern Democracy will be competed
10 dance e. the music OF the West and South or dfhco
out of the ranks OF the party The western ana southern
s.;es moi only have IN w pFt DOndcrancc al the voters
Of the country but produce nine-euths of s wealth.
Nor vii! THE NEW-l DIRK 1LiBiNks DESTINATION w,
unless the eenbacA theory defeated the Eastern ana
Middle Siates will secede from the Union. r-hie any
body" Pray, When did Ihr DuIer see an lh'i''i""'
that dreadful character In luE TRiNSEf