, 1875-07-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

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POLITICAL NOTES.
This is Sam cara7'a political history whig.
Nothing, Republican, Psohibtioniat, Andy
Johnsopman, Workingu,ap, Agitator, and finally
Domocrat.- Stois journal.
Tho Now Albany Ledqer- Standard announces
that Tho Hon. II. G. Kerr iB not candidate for
! nothing Abou, the speakership--~b!cA perhaps
he hopoa to get and Which ho ts IN many re-
sQsoss vol qualified to f1.
Senator Morton is announced for some tan Or
twelve speeches In Ohio, beginning about the lat
Of August. Since ho to said to bAya rocsntly
chanxed hfs vtaws On tlls currency question: he
| will have An easy timo In attacking tho Domo-
cratic resolution on the BubJoct.
Senator Spencer. Of Alabama, las iadoed fall
On upon evil tlmes. The Republican nlombasa
OF tho State Legislature navo dismissed him 10
ono and hAIf columns Of tiue print and called
for tho instant Dismissal OF I'll Fedora. officials
appointed On his Recommendation.
Tho dlsgruntlad Georgia ex~Congressmsn who
complains that be has had no government alnoo
1861, ought to app'y to the young Amorioo-0or-
man, referred to bJ tho Attorney. General, who
| uA9 t"o EVAUtl4G1s p4A4PH Ab VIA 4CAA k40
Qeoreinn ono. Lot 1t bo 9oEmany.-Albany
Journal
Horny ". HillIard. formerly OF Alabama, aud
! nov OF Georgia, ta!ks right loyalty TO his COM
| patriots In the Lost causo saying. "Tho Gov.
ernmene Of tho United States Ia our Govern
! ment its Gag IL ctr Gag It's Constitution IL
our Constitution lat us be truo to thotn all,
| now and forever"
Republicans generally throughout the ooun-
try will subscribe to this sentiment from tho
Cincinnati Times: ''There Ia no organ OF the
Administration or OF the Republican party in
Charlos NordhoG is plsoaoa to regard Ia that
light, in ordes, NO suppoae, to msgulfy tho In
dignity he has suffered through ita columns"
! Tho Boston correspondent OF the Hartford
| Courant says that "aenltor Boutwell, Ia now rs
dead for any political utility as Ia Gen. Butler"
| Moreover, the gsmo writer aye1p that '* no can
dldato for the Presidency aver gains anytnsng by
writing letters." For these aad othor reAsona
| he cousidors 1t improbable that Massachusetts
| will hAso any ohaueo at the Presidential nomlna-
tlon.
The Cincinnati Gazetts hopes tho peoplo will
not tender Mr. Dslano thslr oongta' 'ulat,ous Oh
| his srssdona from tho weiahty easos and se-
| haoi, h.ndca IN. ..1na,.nces baye hsoo huov,
vharo contannl.ted rcafrnationa h,va hoon t,e-
i,vs,1 hv ro.sou Of nramatare concratn]atjona :"
| ~, ,ha s.crctsrx Ia ootu0. enro arouch III,
t;mo, md, lnstaad NJ concentrating linn. VA
vi, ron.ra,,Ja,. tha nson1e and a.nno,,Itv tha
Republican party.
! 4 newspaper correspondent travelling in
! Georgia hss sent home a syuopsis Of the vows
~. NJ 'uo aoaI - - ' 80. ra,.
10y ~ aa'o :" ns ~ ~ 49,, aa
",as.,,. ~ ,,e,d. aSss. nj ,ooent,,s w.. 49,
s,s.',ie, s - ,,s,,i,ants H. mir. fr;an,s T.,
naa.af. -. r,,,ot, shonbod hv tt1a .ar,i..,,h,.i'
1919 s,.,sna.st ~ h,s ,ninInna. tor hs nra-
.a,,',o,a h,na.s,s .-,,,A ~, t,,s s+,,,an ~ .,,.
W,e..s n,'..,n. aaas,. ~. ~ s.a.s,,...a -. wv
1".'' s.'0'' ~. Nv ~ 41s'N 4e''oa'
! hst oea,'ee Nu'uaon 'es.es 1ep'1'o9 70 so"e
abuss OF tne "at'o"a' Aepao''ca" ~sa pointed
| enough 3es seetns pos 10 n"se peea po'ntea
Ia tbs fiRht afees!on' II was addressed 70 ~.
d. Eumahass enaf7aso u 'ae Hauona4 4epun-
lloAn oomaittee' VINO naa no control ~ ai over
the Ndfto''a iEepaoAca" Newspaper. and who u
eeosssss5, NV '.'aa y. .aH as
~ nst.a. ~. .'a ss..,a" y. ..... .,s
~. 1,sna ~ soA1s assea "ssl "'
4'eR3'''e :" 'A@'psao''s
Yhe Aon' ". W. Fhesps' o. Sow JERSEY, aoans'
leas missed h's oao1sJ and LOSE h'a nslsnce ~
the 1as Alumni olahes' "hea No spoxo Of 1ae
~ national college, aud VI! the other colleges
IN tho country u representatives Of seosa or
o!asaca. a specimen o1 hls atyle Will JusMJ
harsh Judgment OF hla good tAstc. he sasat