The New York herald., 1875-10-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

Carl Schurz is to be asked 10 go to Pennsylvania
q fter his Ohio campaign.
Parson Brownow is credited with saying that South
democrats wish, through imitation, to create repu
diation, and thereby to achieve secession.
When the hard money talking Ohio
stumps let them show few silver pieces how
the eyes of the rag money men will moisten
The Albany Argus makes G. W. Curtis and Ellis II.
Roberts, the republican leaders OF New York State 1t
supports them with Reuben Z. Fenton and Hugh
Hastings.
In Ohio have, had in California, the sIngu-
lar spectacle of electng women to office Women
being nominated offices Of school supervisors
not vote but may be elected
Wayne Mcveigh, of Philadelphia, who is spoken OF
to exSecretary Delane. is a sonn- law OF
Simon Cameron, but is said to be independent Of
Cameron's political principles.
Ex-Governor Curtin OF Pennsylvania sides with the
democratic inaationsts, adding thereby point
to the argument that old party leaders breaking up
whether old parties are breaking up or not
Ex-senator Upton, of Nebraska having sided with
the democrats Of ohio and made speeches for them,
was received very coldly He much liberal re-
publican something democrats do not like
In Iowa in the October election the people win be
called upon raty reject two amendments to their
consntution--one making colored eligible TO the
Legislature; the other permitting women to vote and
to hold office.
In Minnesota both parties have declared for hard
money, but Hon. Ignatius DonneIly at the head Of
beggarly array of anti-monopolsts" nnationists,
has captured the democratic candidates who are called
upon 10 ride two horses
Congressman James B. Beck ia in favor Of hard
money. AT least he thinks there should be no fur
ther imitation His prospects for becoming United
Senator from Kentucky seem to grown beautifully
opinion.
Governor Routt, OF Colorado Territory, has issued
his proclamation appointing October 25 the Gay
which the electors OF that Territory shall choose dele
gates TO convention to frame State constitution, in
accordance with the enabling act passed at the last
session Of Congress looking to its admission State
The Constitutional Convention thus elected will
Denver, December 20
Mr. watterson Of the Louisville Courier-JournG, is
OF opinion that 'If Ohio goes for Allen by large
majority Allen will be the democratic nominee, at
least his counterpart opinions If he is beaten the
complexion Of the campaign will be changed, and Tdcn
will rule the upon a conservative, non-committal
platform. The ISSUE precptaed in Ohio, VIII not walt
for next year. II is undergoing It's ordeal nowo
When tho Hon. j. p Jones, OF Nevada running
for Lieutenant Governor there stepped up 70 him tree
born American citizen attlo unsteady in his walk and
to know who I'm a yotln, for before vote, do"
Jones struck an attitude saying, II am j. p Jones'"
"Youl 10 said the voter, taking deliberate survey
from head to foot and from there back again. 'Ahl
You won't do won't do--No hat and No. IA boots
And he turned staggered away sadness too great
for tears
The Utica IN. Y Herald the Hon. Ellis H. Roberts
paper enthusiastic article, says that the repub-
cans Of New York hold the key TO the next Prcsiden
tial election Says he III they succeed here the inaa.
tion maclstrom VIII be checked tho fruits Of the war
protected and the politics OF the future turn on themes
less vital to the national honor and prospersy II they
fail here the political horizon will become black and
threatening. Without organization, without activity
on the part Of the established committees State and
local, we can not invite, viii repc success. Our
platform and our candidates command the approval or
the electors They are worth lighting for and the time
has como TO hghtn
Senator Newton Booth, Of California is said by the
Sacramento Bee, to have gwen opinion that he
agrees with the democratic infatonists Of Ohio wo
very much doubt the correctness. or the Bees state
mcnL lfNewton Booth wishes 70 have the nomina-
ton for the Vice Presidency the imitation platform
In 1876 he makes mistake, because the democratic
party will not take Vice Presidential candidate from
a hard money state II he wishes to be the candidate
OF the sentimental rcpublcausihat Isl tho anti Grant
wing OF the republican party-he IS just unwiscly
taking wrong position Newton Booth must remain
Hnitod slatos Senator until his has expired