New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

The independent Voter Ia not exactly rend-
ing h garments hls haste 10 climb upon the rag1noney
platform Of the Ohio Democrats
To he counted out of the Legislature is ag-
ersyang but to bavepoetry writiol about 1t ia TO add
efsion % expulsion This is the toast that was sprunS
upon Gen Matt Head ~ Boston lately New Han pshire
ma sneIlinr match: You NAV ask Well what that
But the Head got hocred You know BY strfmng az
Matt"
The Penn Monthly protests against our
clumsy five-woried national name Instead OF " The
Unted states of America il would have merely America,
or some other short II argues that such changes
are quite common history England France Germany
Holland and many other countries having thus altered
their national designation it looks to the Congress
of the centralized Government toward winch II says, we
are tending 10 give IA the desired Improvement
Senator Morton's Presidential aspirations
meet with opposition from unexpected quarter He
hiI,ratkee sentinel journal which is supposed 10 nave
. remote connection with the Hon Matt II. Carpenter
stakes its reputation for sagacity upon the prediction
that Mr. MortOns efforts however arduous, viii never
land him in the Presidential chair, for no politician OF
bis stamp can successful with the people This pre-
dicon seems shut of NJ Carpenter also for to me
eve of the average observer ne Appears as poclh Oh
horton StSTr wy
For more than year past me Cihcmn0n m
,,rc leading initiation organ West has beaborcd
sauatOr Thurman without mercy for his manly adher-
euce to his hard money views the night when the
Senator made his speech declaring the currency question
trivial matter and pledgng himself 10 accept an inna
ton platform. for the sake ot the party me Enquirer
has had nothing kut sweet and patronizng words for
him How il with the rest of the press of the country
When the initiation organ 0udest in is aSacK there
was scarcely another newspaper IN the country Wnose
sOminendatiOn worth having that dld not admire
and prase tho seuat for hS fearless aud col~s'en
ccndnrt. To-day nc hnds HIS c1ly praises IN the exn
Ing cries OF his former Is be pleased WIN Ce ehhge
Considering that it was for long time
JEALOUS organ OF the Democratic party The Chaqo Times
use. rather amazing language in speaking OF It's Oh
allies Here IL = lively extract rom recent article on
aBeurbon ImmObity :" p" IL is the same corrupt COM
bnation of dcIuagOgues aad kragCs to-day a. shown -
its programme reputation In Ohio, that was when
II put forth its programme ~ Reputation in 1853 us
declaration Of upon ae cns credit in 1860 shove
that Il Is animated aud moved by the same siulV oi
,Toletness that inspired is declaration OF wat against
she national credit in I~',, aud ~ declaration 81 nos
II is the same old bogus slxpencc unchanged in aught
save age and augmented putrdity
Ii is possible that the campaign ot 1876 may
BE- fought GA the currency question The earnestnes
with which the press has entered into Tho discussion OF
the Ohio Democratic platform shows Widespread ana
deep interest the question of whether the nation shai
keep its faith or not division that issue would show
a strong following on each side and Il would play havoc
,,i botb ~ the great parties" Throughout the Vest
especaly an Indiana Ohio. the imitation mania has
very strong footing both Democrats and Rcubli
cans and ID the south It may be said to embrace almost
the entire voting population among it's victims. lts
1,
Hendricks senator Thurman, and Gov Allen are Ni.eLi
and when even the Hon :. : Cox, who - beyond the
reach OF is influence dare not raise bls voice III protest
No sensible man dOu, that iho majority % te popular
vote OF the cOuri 0r Tie ede or h"ncs "f Ieas MAJ
In national contest udipablc hcrcay - imitation
could IN the dIy. A. would many ways be national
biessuc a. have tbc 0uciou mot on far teln Tor us
defeat would put It Out of sight i0reNcf
The RocLcster Union end AdUcrtiser in view
OF the possibility that There be rival delegations
from tins city 70 the Democratic State Convention.
reminds the Democracy o. Nowl or, CITY Of tho ro that
wa adopted by the Convention Of 1871, which, II
was moved by the late Watl cassidy was approved
by Gov Seymour was gooned the floor Of the Con-
yension by Gov. TiIdcD" and adopted Ii reads
follows: "That hereafter delegate snail be received
from the City OF NewYofk member Of the state Con-
yention unless he shall have been elected BY Assembly
District Convention delegates chosen IN the
several counties Of he state and that lie shall present
certificate election from said Convention Of the stale
Assembly District. so GOf cGch assembly District shall
haze an crgani,0f'0H originating viM Me democratic
voters ereO, irifh0uf the cdV any central county
aulhoIt ,rhich shat 5e se50y1s and tdelcrdenf and
hare relations ply rim M S0iT C0rsaiton aud that m
organization, ana proceedings OF state Conventions
each district I he separated called and each dcles Az
shall ind gtdu0ily answer % BIZ name"