New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

party IN tho Ynsisaturs last winter rAs Seneca Fas
CoSstr denouncins TAs RoeAestr Democrat and CAro-
M because the latter paper had the independence to
what thought TO tho Presidents third term otter
Tie Albany Express renOminates Canal Commissioner
Stroud while The Utica Herald says that he should be
nominated he ticket would deserve defeat The BQdIo
Commercial intimatcs that Controller Hopkins would bo
WILING % nSceP. M ana a. I sc 'SaS
The state Conventions this promise to no
1t is already evident that the campaign in
Ohio will he considerably enbered by the intruson OK
religious partisanshp The Toledo Blade puts 1t In this
way: "The Democrats Of Ohio are In panic. They
last Winter through their members Of the Legislature,
contracted for the Catholic vote Of the State They d
that in bidding for the Catholic vote they have lost
Protestant Democrats auh making an effort 70
regain their lost friends by protesting friendship Tor our
public schools and opposition TO division OF the ecnoo
fund They will scarcely be able to deceive voters how
ever and will find their Catholic purchase dear bar
gain The people mixture Of Church and state,
no opposition to popular education; ana sicn vii, a oo
stand this, hence their panic on the school question
A semi-seriOus nomination of Mr.. Wilson for
the Presidency by The 81 Louis Globe Democrats calling
responses from strict Administration papers Says
The Springfield Ill Journal: All that is said OF VICE
President Wilson's past record. and OF his political ana
personal character Ia to the very letter Mr. wilson
Ia entitled all the honor that this implies. 1t yet
little early say who shall bo the Republican cand
dato for President in 1876, II is impossible to foreseo
all the issues that will be brought into the canvass But
should the choice fall Mr. Wilson, have the assur-
that the Republican party viii never have occasion
regret IL while II it should II on some one else. we
confident that the representative OF Republican pI-
cipes will have no more Jealous and cnicent suppore.
than .fenry Wilson OF Massachusetts, a man always
to his convictions and 10 the rights OF humanity.
Vice-Presdent Wilson's prediction that sue
will follow Republican Cancellation Of tho Independ
ent and Disguised Voter Is not accepted by those who
look for the rise OF new party. Says The ST. Lonn
Republican: 1--WE are Of the opinion that Mr. Wilson,
with all his political sagacity and experience is eyre
eiosy mistaken Many thousands Of the old Republicans
Of 500 who went into the war, left the party when they
discovered that the fight not much for tho Union
the supremacy equality OF the negro That doc
rine they could not stand. They reyolted, and were
forced into the Democratic party not because tioy anil
ated with II in any very distinct policy but because being
deceived they felt themselves nearer TO Democracy IMAM
to the sO-called Repubcanisn. Recent actions OF te
old Rebel Democrats have Disguised these war walls VINO
in the Democratic party but not exactly OF IT, anu
while they 20 back to EepblictnsIn as ~ Is
constituted will eagerly embrace the HtoIian theo-
lies OF and independent party"