New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. w. 8. King delivered the Fourth
OF July Grafton Cloud. Minn and spoke beautifully
OF his trust prosperity OF the country i
,easuring 70 learn that hopeful i'll spite OF the
"unscrupulous onslaught Of "hcentious press upon
the leading statesmen Of the time
The anxiety of certain politicians in st.
louis to have the National Democracy hold its next Con-
vention there explained follows by The Ct"cnndh
Commercial St. Louis is the first choice OF the green
back and grayback party II the hard Democrats
trns they would thought the stranges sort OF cattle
that ever got into the wrong woods pasture
With q charming disregard of both language
and logic The. Cincinnati Enquirer makes this
granliloquent announcement Tho Democracy olohio'
stther State Convention igned fame that will spread
over the country. There brains there united to
political courage. The money power was dened. Inc
gauntlet was thrown down by the people Is the rcN
OF the Granger against Wall street III Is thc plnust vi
fes S'n'rinS MASSES against '"''' '
Here's consolation for the faithful in Massa-
chusetts The BosOn journal remarks with srat d'Shy
that the Republicans Will he prepared when their S'a'o
Convention comes on "to act with the requisite energy
discretion and harmony" Nobody has doubted
about the harmony only fear has been that might
be the harmony OF a funeral. The same paper also an
nounces that The Republicans viii waive the temper
ance issue for the present" The same determination
seems TO have been reached In all States where th has
been any expe with prOhiJtory liquor Law Inc
people have last found out that u is better foT great
many reasons have rigorous license law IMAM the
sham of u half enforced prOiu'tory system
Both sides in Ohio express great confidence
OF victory in the coming campaign The C'nc"ndH
Gazette says "The prospects Of sweeping Republican
victory this Fall growing brighter every day. Ihey
are brighter than they were at the first or the month";
and were brighter then than the lst of June This
remark is not made the way Of campaign boasinS but
"a the deliberate conclusion formed from large number
of letters conversations with In different parts OF
the state and a careful examination OF the country
weekly papers. The Republicans are everywhere nope
full The Democrats respondent" The Enquirer on
the other hand speaking for the Democrats. SAYS: I'VE
can assure all concerned that OLO eau give lVOO ma
jority for a sufficient currency and good times tho
Gen. Preston's wild speech has accom-
plished an excellent work. 1t has given the South an
opportunity TO say that has outgrOwn the old fanatics
and antcrs and has ceased moaning over the past NOt
single Southern journal has defended PrestOhs
bargngue, but the contrary, all of item have uttered
sentiments similar TO the following from The Ntmphs
AraIche "The destinics OF the South have been trans
ferred to the keeping OF the younger men, most Of " IN
were not voters when sumter fell. They have more I'M
porant tasks than broodnS the past and presaging
evil in the future They have vast almost ruined EN-
pre 10 rebuild and bcauy and enricii-a country to
render greater and more go ious than ever before men
the Imaundcngs and bbernSs OF unsolicited ad uhCoi-
GnaA frl.