New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

There is not 80 much complaint about N.
pardon OF Ingerso as there few days ago Th.,.
were several very vrtuous newspapers at that tim.
which were excccdn ely troubled lest Gov Tden did M.
know What he about. They feel oalmer now wv
Gen. Rutherford b. Hayes, who has bee,
nominated for Governor by the Ohio Republican, h..
already served two terms In that Office. He wa tn.
elected IN 1867 when Senator Allen @. Thurman r.,
against him, and again in 1862 by largely increasd
majority, when the Hon. George III PendetOn WA TIA
Democratic nominee He was elected TO Congress 10
1864, and again for the same Office in 1872 but WA
beaten by Mr. II. Is. Banning.
The Independent Voter has evidently been
waizlng carelessly around Springfield, H. and has ra
heavily on favorite toe OF the editor OF The Regs,
else the latter person woud not be so harsh toward
the new conner In politics. He calls him humbug"s
fraud" and "tricks.er" and tells him In 40 many
words that he persists in prancing around between tho
lives OF the "two great parties" he will get mashed
Yes suppose the Independent Voter should get
numerous as either OF tho "great parties wha
interferes with him, what thenf
Prompted by feelings which do honor to bic
head and his heart the editor OF The Louisville Courier
Journal makes this touching and beautiful appeal: We
shall have TO give up Grant Nobody wants him fOrs
third term. But how arewe to give up our Badeau-ow
Adam, our histOriani When Grant retires. Adam ass
must go too for politics memorable. Some e. may
say they don't Adam, but tho nation generally viii
weep for you Will you consent to something like
umen or shall we buy you new house somewherei
Anything that will for one moment stay the gnawins
grief OF parting Will do US Speak up ADAM rise, DO
loved Badeau and relieve this suspense"
The conductors of the pOst-mortem examine
ton OF tho work OF tho Cincinnati Convention have
aroused tho Hon. Cassius NJ Clay by charging that he
accomplished the nomination OF Mr. Greeley by inducing
the Kentucky legation transfer its support " him.
Mr. Clay admits the soft impeachment, and, after giving
his reasons adds: But to the gist Of tho whole
matter There Ia of in the United States who
think themselves petent to make President at viii
The Adams men are that set Their failure IN 10 wa
their scfassmption; when they failed In getting Their
man they turned against They again at the
gsine-the Schurzdnner men OF 1879 Leaders without
followers. they will find again In 1876 that spark Of
natures fro l. mlghticr than culture and genial touch
OF patriotic virtue more potent than all the intiSes Oh
furnishing cabal."
The comments Of the Ohio journals on tho
work OF the recent Republican Convention noticeable
especially for the moderate in which they speak
Of the prospects Of The Republican journals say
they can elect their ticket but careful to add thas
there IL hard work TO be done The CinenndH Gazette
says "The whole ticket il which the Ohio RepubL
cans can heartily support There Is general feeling thso
thoy have had enough of Democratic rule, which exists
only by their neglect and that they will decree its ermS
nation at the coming election" The Commercial OF The
same city is thoroughly disguised because Judge Tan
was not nominated that 1t finds fault with both ticket and
PLATFORM saying There Is thrdecm resolution. but
the Of Is Grant is respectfully referred to the
example of Washington, while In the next resolution hs
discovers that lie is greater than Washington whose En-
ample therefore, need not trouble him much The can
dldaes chosen negatons-to evade not to meet
the rugged issues Hayes is impressed because tho
squads of wre-puers thought him the most promnens
OF inoensive citizens. and Tom Young Is expected 70
serve as oil the troubled waters. The nominations
may please the employees OF the General Government and
seem TO the country editors Of their party to represent
thc highest wisdom atanablc upon earth; but tho man
for the hour rejected not for tue sake OF any prn
false preteuse OF policy and with false cry OF eNled.
ency" The Ent, err the Democratic organ, which be.
fore the Convention plainly alarmed at tho prospect
OF Judge Taft's nomination. now says with citation;
"With third-term candidate FOR the GOyerncrship vita
almost third term platform with certainly bankers'
aud mOnoposts platform. the Republicans have aops
Of approaching success"