New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
POLITICAL NOTES.

Ex-Gov. Gilbert C. Walker, Congressman
elect Virginia. is to take tho stump for soft money
in Ohio next week.
Ex-GOv. Curtin has gone squarely into tho
imitation and reputation camp He will take the stump
for Gov Allen In Ohio this week, and work Justify Tor
soft money till the close Of the campaign.
Senator BOutwelIs stay in Ohio was very
brief He Is back at his home in Massachusetts again.
and the third term has not a single among all the
Republican orators In Ohio to say kind word for It,
The people of Iowa have two important Con-
stutional amendments to vote for at their next election.
One of them strikes the word white from the COnsttu
tion and the other strikes the word male" thus
authorizing woman Suffrage.
One of the imitation journals especially pleased
with softmoney demonstration in this city last week
is The Richmond Wig 1t calls the meeting rebellion
in NewYork against the calf" more closely fitting
title would DO Calves Rebellion"
Ex-Congressman Wilson of Iowa told the
editor Of The PHILADELPHIA Press Saturday that he was
confident the Republicans would carry Iowa by 10000
majority at the coming election He has just passed
through Ohio and perfectly confident Of the election
Of Gen. Hayes.
The Ohio inHationists are showing signs Of
alarm Of shouting that they will carry the state
by 900 majority, their organs making frantic s
peals daily double lead for thorough local organization
without delay They begin to realize that something be
side abGse and buster going " be necessary "
them from Gefeat.
Gov. Tilden has habit Of keeping his per.
sonal views and hopes to himself and hence this alleged
representation Of them by The Chicago Tribune may b
set down Interesting IL true Friends Of Gov. Tdcn
assert that he arcnty desires and confidently predicts
the defeat Of RamOney Bill in Ohio, and the consequent
loss OF Pennsy to the imitation Democracy. 1t 10
said that MI Ten has the political horoscope with
result portion of which Is quite in accordance with
reckcnings Of other sewd observers OF the situation
He calculates that the record OF events will be something
like this Republican victory IN Ohio; ditto in PennsyL
York bardmoney Democratic, and victory for them in
the I'm pre state; still greater prestige OF Gov rilden
noln ati0n of Mr.. T. the Democratic Presidential
dda le IN 1876 upon hard money platform"
Gov Ames's absurd administration in Missis-
spp may productive of lasting good amid its gen.
eros crop of evils Eyen the negroes are becoming dis
satisfied with him that they breaking from party lines
and voting with their old masters again. One Of their
beet and most intelligent preachers the Rev j. G. john
son Of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Jackson has
published earnest address urging his to exercise
their freedom by voting for the best without regard
to party. lie tells them they have an administration
80 VIGOROUSLY corrupt that it is byword and re-
proach wherever known" and that their submssiveness
in being led in to sustain IL has caused their best
friends doubt whether their enfranchscmcnt has not
proved curse instead Of blessing TO them. lie tels
them that unless they h array themselves
race sganst tie whites their end is and adds
Your interests and the interests Of the white people are
Identical why then should there be strife and cnmity
Leagues and Clubs which have ensaved you BewOrthy
the OF frcemen Investigate for yourselves tho
merits OF the candidates for whom vcte Lot your
ballots DO cast only for sober. intelligent Godearng
men. Join hands with tie white people in rcdeeming
from the spOiler your common country and peace and
prosperity Will soon come to you and TO them alike"
Mr.. George William Curtis has written .
private letter to Republican friend In Boston urging
nomination Of Charles Francis Adams the Rcpub-
liean candidate for Governor ofiMassachusctts The
following IL an extract: "You, Massachusetts, Repub-
tine party candidate The NewYork Democrats under.
standing the situaton have placed Republican ct the
head Of their ticket by reclamation. II you would
awaken tho old Republican enthusiasm OF Msssachu-
setts nominate for Governor . man whose name means
to the whole country what II wants You have suoA
man. the founders of the Republican party one Of
tho most thoroughly trained and experienced Of public
men. and most devoted and efaoent servant ~ ths
most difficult post and in tho darkest hour Of Tie vaA
. strict partisan. 30 mach ~