New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

There is said to be some probability of Sem
ator Andrew Johnsons taking the stump for the Demo-
cratic ticket Ohio. Kelley Butler Johnson-"as there
ever cOfnbinatisnt q beat thht!
The ReDubcans of the IVth Congressional
District OF Maine Ill hold their Convention on Aug IL
and the Democrats will follow with theirs on Aug H.
The Republican candidates numerous. and tho con
test for the nomination VIII be SHARP The Democrats
will probably nominate Nj. j. {. Mddisan
This loud call to President Grant for aid
comes from me Cincinnati gazette: The removal OF
Secretary Dclano from the Cabinet anf the appointment
OF straight Onward fearless, and honest man. like Bri
Jewell. in his place would be worth seyra, 'hou
sand votes the Republicans Oh Ohi0 III Oct"Oci
They are talking again about the succession
OF the late Congressman Buinton In the st MiSachu
sets District The last few months have reduced the
number OF candidates from every ablebJdied Republican
voter in the district down 70 four, that now the dsa-
pointed will not he many that they VIII tfo"
the whole section mo mourning
The Hon Thomas DOnaldSO son, who has been
mentioned by The Baltimore American rs possible In
dependent candidate for Governor OF Maryland has
written letter declining to consent to the use OF his
name on any ticket He adj without advertiug to
other reasors which would themselves be controlling
Justice to Mr. Carroll requires me- tn say that know nm
we'll and have the greatest confidence III the purity in
;ecity and drmness Of his character, and therefore
have 40 fear that any nnneneo can move mn, 10 iA'o'
Secretary Deano which. amid the torrent OF abuse"
which is pouring upon his head seems Ike the shadow Of
a great roc, weary land. The Boston Transcript
makes II It's for the interest Of the public and the
Republican party that the Commission should hurry up
the inquiry that the Ohio statesman mny speedily
withdraw himself into obscurity DelAno VIII go out oi
the Cabinet the most popular an In the country for no
promInc citizen ever evoked 50 uhNtf'd ah opinion
that a compulsory Retirement was required ior me gen
era, good" And yet IL doubtful II Mr. DelanO VIII pe
pleased with this compliment.
Occasionally there are indications that the
third term question not entirely dead yet ont III
Nebraska they to think there is still something III
it, for The omaha Herad says Democrats or Republ
cans who speculate upon the Presidency would do well
not TO out Uly sses s. Grant as candidate Win
Poscoe Conkjng and the New-York Custorn-housc "a
swon enemy of Blame If be cannot obtain the prize
himself he will throw il to Grant as certain NJ snnshne
Cen Grant ~ Just ~ much candidate ~ c'r' anu a
WHO think otherwise badly fooled. NcwlOrk III me
strong hanis Of Roscoe Ccnking viii decide that niue
hear iache.' -
The South appears to he eminently sensible
about one thing ami that that Southern man shall
have place The next Democratic National Ticket
The RichDond WhjJ repeating what several Of its CO.
tcmporaries have already said on the SUBJECT relarkH
The time has not yet arrived when any man OF the
south who war sympathy with the Confederate cause
could I've prudcnty brought before the country for FRESH
dent or Vice President. And no mdn VINO was MOI III
sympathy with that could be consistently nut upon
the ticket with the yi,w OF making hin the Representa-
tive OF the Southern sentiment aud spirit OF recon
Citation Such Ransom aud Gordon ana Lamar
are of value To the rO1th ia the senate gu va
United states and the HOUSE of representative bu IL
would be otherwise Win elmer OF thm NJ e"na
for the first the second Office OF the Government
A CORRESPONDENT of The Cincinnati CONNER
eial writing from Senator 1hurmans resting place IN
Maryland gives this summary of the speech which the
senator is TO make at GapOls to-day: 49, IL VIII be a
great speech; said prominent Eastern Democrat to inc
at the hotel this morning aherbreakfast c.ar
and he hal cOrvcrscd with Thurman great deal upon
tbr subject and ought 10 know. He Will he continued
deal largely with the financial question: reiteratng his
former convictions upon the subject deprecating
the mistakes of his party Odio upon that question: and
ASSUMING that the differences between them purely
per .onal and not political lie VIII that there IL
as great diversity Of opinion upon the financial question
among Republicans Democrats and that 1t cannot be
made Marty que ,tion without new creation Of party
lines lie viii take the ground that the cry about finance
nunded smother the real ISSUES OF the canvass ana
IN cover up the niques OF Republican control lie VIII
call No. by way Illustration. the fact that II Republican
Cueemeu of OHIO voted for imitation last session. and
hold that not only leaders OF that party are as hch
Divided upon that question their tpponfn- but that
the INK and file the party partake OF their sentiments
While standing firmly by his ardmoney record, he VIII
daca for the Of his party regardless or liz mis-
t,kcs and demonstrate his position 10 he one or cannd
fairness toward it, and In perfect harmony win sict IyS
,,, ~ hi. f,ru,r xpTtesions and convictions lilo will
osa no one for their difference with HIN, merely CON
ten,ng for the right T. enjoy and express ms cpDiOs
man an important "a feet vitality affecting the matera
! Interests OF the Whole county