New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
POLITICAL NOTES

The Democr ats and Reformers Of Wisconsin
bove decided 70 hold their state Convention at Milwaukee
on Sept g. An earnest effort will be made to unite al
the elements opposed to the Administration as the DEM
base their hopes or carrying the o's'o VI an ~
with the independent voters.
A small and entirely harmless body OF zeaots
receives this cold-booded snub from so dignifed -
ligous journal as The Boston ConJregattondgis1: " J."
legend, In God We Trust has disappeared IRON mo
latest United states coinage And we doubt not We have
10 thank the religious amendment agitation ior w. ~
well enough be let alone"
There is one Republican newspaper in Ono
which Is perfectly confident Of party victory there nen
Fall. The Toledo BLADE says: With reasonably iuh
vote, which will be given, the Republicans can carry
Ohio next Fall by handsome majority. Everything"
favorable for such result, and Republicans in slstss
states may confidently look for the redemption OF os
from Democratic corruption In October
The failure of the Hon. c. Delano and tho
Hon g. Tail to come to an amicabe adjustment OF thon
MISUNDERSTANDING ia exciting unfavorable comnen"
concerning the craftsmanship Of the Interior Depart
ment Thus The philadelphia Inquirer says; III Ill"
not be the fault but rather the misfortune OF MesSt
Deano and Smith that no respect entertained for the"
official integrity II makes little difference when prs"
tcally for looking at it from either direction we can
not avoid seeing that their usefulness has departed anu
consequently, that they too should depart Men ng
their high places should not only be above wrongohs
but above The mere suspicion OF It, They shouiu Nc
rcproachabe as Fish Pierrepont Jewel ana 6eG
that them the post Of honor Ia not pupiic ou P
yao station" ,
The withdrawal of President Grant from fhs
field Of 1876 has deprived the Democrats OF aa"
amount OF political capital With Grant rs cannd'"
for third term they much surcr OF success tnaA
they will be II the Republicans nominate candds"
who will command the old strength OF the party. AZ
consequence the Democratic respect for the indepenu
cnt Voter has increased While they ponder over INN
situation they will find the solution OF the problem
this paragraph from The So Louis Republican VctoV
is TO he had but IL will not como unsought IL must "
steadily and Systematically worked forworked for too
with full comprehension OF the idea that minority
party will have to be transformed into majority party.
and that the indispensable re-enorccments must "
brought from quarter hitherto in alliance with ths
enemy The campaign OF 1876 piyots on the indepent
ent With that vote tue Conservative CAUSE is sN~
without that vote the Conservative cause Is lost
Senator Booth of California was not far Out
OF the way when he said that excepting the occ holders
the number OF partlsans In the country did not exceed
the number OF inmates In the lunatic asylums and the
opnons OF one class consistent as those OF the
other Tho growth o: liberal sentiment Is plainly dscev
ble IN the newspapers The thick organ OF Inc
past as rare statesman IN the ranks OF Grs"'
ism and just about a. powerful with the people mss
unanimous generous uterance Of public man cop'e~
eagerly from end OF the country to the othor WIN
the narrow words Of Southern hatcrs Ike wendell ra
lips are received only with sneers The almost un'0s
sentiment Is pretty fairly expressed In this way "
Boston Journal The issues involved In tno n,xS
settled forever, and the people OF tue wnoie cv ~
should now unite 10 drive out the corrupt pOutica ~
have grown rich the sroils, and restore noncs
constitutional government 10 the land H.. Il ouS
fcllow-citiyens. whether . Bristow or Iiuon ~
standard bearer, ~ long az no " Al eouoss "~
stands by the CONSTITUTIONAL