New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon Lewis d. Campbell gives The GIN
snnati Enquirer the inside history Of the Ohio Democratic
platform He says the resolution calling for an increase
of the currency the product Of Gen Ewing aud was
adopted by small majority OF the Committee. Judge
epsdng Of Cleveland tried to have changed for hard
money plank hut In valu Mr. Campbell was the author
OF the demand for the extinction Of National banks-a
proposition which Gen. Ewing opposed
The Democratic revolt against Tammany is
xe iy;s Ja,,ns after which great many caow Kepub-
ucans have run into the swamp Mr. Hugh J. Hastings
N too old and sagacioas politician to be humbuggrd
He warns his follow parsans through The Commercial
Advertiser that these Quarrels Of the City Democracy
never bring any good to the Republicans The more III
tense the hght between the Tsiumany and ahl|Ian-
many factions the larger he argues 10 the Democratic
vote and the smaller the Republican. He concludes
with the teIse counsel to his Repuican triehus tha
they should not make fools OF themselves.
Mr.. Ignatius DOnnelly of Minnesota Is IRE
,ressble Both parties in the State having made up
their states the next campaign and both OF them hay
ing left Mr. DOnney out. with the unknd notice that all
each asked OF him was TO join himself to the other side
ne thoy feared cooperation than his opposition
he haa once more started party OF his own. He has
succeeded In having Independent antmonopoy Con-
vepoD called h. meet at Owatonna on July 2l. TO nom
innate ticket The chief purpose OF the convention
20 say it will not create political reVOluuon.
The Iowa Democrats have, as usual, spoiled
all of their fine promises by stupid action Every year.
for long time past. they have talked loudly about TO
organizing" for victory. and have IN each case taken
sucb steps as to defeat certain. This year they
.-nt ont a liberal call for state Convention for the
svowed purpose inviting the cooperation Of the hide
pcndent Voter and when the Convention met they
sdopted platform with a currency plank which means
nothing 10 imitation Inat Is NOT the sOft VI
dcfrne TO please the Independent Voter unless he II
very different sort Of man III Iowa from "hA nc Is any
where else
Has Senator Morton changed his financial
views sgsin or what does it meant The I'd'a"dpol"
Journal for long time Of the most extreme infa
ton papers Of the West has turned sqsrey around ana
now beabors tho Democratic Of Ohio for demanding more
money The Journal has announced that II not the or
gan OF senator Norton but it certainly speaks for him on
AL puic questions and hence il sounds queery 70 near
.. .alhi, scb sod sense as this n the National Dem
.orauc Convention should adopt an Initiation platform
and put hit PendleOn IT, the success OF the hepuo-
can party viii assured from that moment IL need
not want and could ask anything better than such an
Issue and such candidate the opposite side ma
FORTY Of the American people are neither fOois nor
trayes and they are going deliberately TO adopt
policy which common sense tells them must END IN ma,
loua disaster and disgrace No man VIII ever Os eIec"d
Presdept who openly favois unlimited expansion ana
eoSseguen dcprfation OF the currency or who fayoro
polcy whose logical cODcuslo Is general repuuation Vi
the national obligations
Conflicting statements having been made
eoncerniDg strength OF Gov. Allen III ono tns e1
planation of the matter Icy The Ct"cinnd Co"merc'0
gill be Of Interest," 1t has every appearance OF entlrs
accuracy and imparttaty GOV. Aliens majority was
teas than 900 and there was Liberal ucKct' ana
senatoriel contest and u hostile Cabinet 0fhcer from
Ohio CDelane who was against Noyesi and Some per
sous comp catCns that caused the Republican deIeaI
GOV Aliens administration has dene nothing 10 COM
,oend II 10 the %, ope Of OHIO Tho Governor Is not In
sueptia save Nth Democrats OF 40 years stahdlng'
who always vote tbelioket anyhow. He does not III
puhlc aGare come down from fd-ner genecatlOL
The Disgrace OF the late Legislature and the violence Oh
sbe Catholic Tf>Graph have harmed the Democratic
marty and tho currency plank OF the platform ot the
a rccoCpi1ed aDsurItfy, renewed iTOm UclnS
frr3us nv the capacity for mischief that 1t cIDbodles
The chances are largely IN favor OF Ihru Vor" io
Hayes"
In AN interview last Thursday with a re-
,orter If IN, Bdimore Gaset exshe1f John Kelly OF
this city when questioned about the finances OF the
country expressed the following opinion Such mat
ers "A the currency question local In their character
and will have no bearing whatever upon the NATIONAL
Democratic Convention but If the Convention was heId
tomorrow have doubt but that platform would DC
made which would embrace q very strong opinion IN
favor OF hard money. The party, IN national sense
has nc control over these views questions OF
rrenoy and therefore responsible for them The
General feeling so far have Observed is an anxiety
a yern IN specie basis and believe that u wOuld ne
heaithier condition OF things every way Wien askou
ia grs. It iscS" " aa ais Er Kelly replied Z
n the same faction which has oooperaea WIN INC i
hc9n party for tbo Last thite ye"o' "'''
such opposition
The South was deeply touched by the cor
dial reception given 70 its military companies a. ino
Bunker Hill celebration Its journals are inl OF etpres
sons of thsnkfuness and gratitude that the peron u
hate at last vanishing from sight Thus The Ch0rS0n
Eeaos and Courier. principal journal Of tho Democrats VI
soufs Carolina exctsias Already only the echoes OF
tas cboa,og Of the kindly woods, OF the patriotic ad
arasses of tho strains OF martial music remain to us
win the now Friendship Of June H. 1873 pass away Ike
khsssf It VIII mott The South has learned 10 look 10
- Yoyernaeot of the United staes rs hes &c rnuen