New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

There are signs of the revival of the third
term discussion
Minnesota is witnessing most unusual phe-
n0menon-the spectacle OF the Hon Iguatus Donuelys
chm in repose. For than week he has sat IN the
State Senate without talking, and grateful State Is
praying that Senatorial contest which has brought
this hitherto unknown condition. may be prolonged
indefinitely.
No wonder there is CONSERVATION among the
leading statesmen Washington over the election Of
OK President Johnson to the Senate. II IS related that
this somewhat eccentric person has kept complete
record Of all the letters which sent 10 him by mem
beers of Congress while he President, applying for
offices aud other favOrs and that be IS very liable 10
read interesting selections from these Whenever he Ia
harassed IN debate.
In his letter accepting the Republican nOm-
| nation for Governor OF New Hampshire, Person c.
Cheney says "the declaration OF principles enun-
claed IN the platform" meets his hearty approval Iio
adds that il elected he will unrng his efforts in
the DISCHARGE OF the duties pertaining to the office not
forgetting the great desire Of the people In their
"e servants is an honesty and integrity OF purpose.
Wisdom aud economy 10 tie management OF State
affairs "uS s1oii'J W 'Ho e@c'ou ''uS' CO"-
United to their keeping"
Congressman Sessions is said 10 be making
desperate efforts to another renoDinaton In tho
XXXIIId District Of this state notwithstanding his DIS
astrous defeat last FAN. He thinks Col ALIENS death
gives him another chance to prolOng his political life.
but the better class OF Republicans OF the district
against his aspirations. They say he cannot
the majority OF s votes cast against him few months
ago. and that to renOmnae him again IS only 10 invite
another defeat lie working zeaousY for the nOmins
ton however and there fears that he may get IT,
The opposing Republicans in favor OF DR.. Francis
r.. Brewer aud they confident OF electtug him IL
they secure his nomination. Ii Is admitted by all
II Mr. Sessions is nominated, and the ID mo
Gratis and Liberals put up Senator Fonton, the latter
will easily elected. II Dr. Brewer nominated tho
contest Will be very close This 10 the latest news from
the district.
In making its appearance in an entirely new
typographical dress Wednesday last The Utica
Herald took occasion 10 make this OF its
political creed Our conviction Is deeper to-day than
ever before that the hopes of the Republic depend
tho Republican party. So convinced we have labored
earnestly and shall continue 70 50 labor, that the Re
publican party suffered go astray. We have
criticised some OF It's acts aud tendencies tho moro
severely because Of firm conviction that these II
unremeded may cOnspire to restore to power an oppo
ston that historically unpatrotc and unit to ruo an
opposition whose triumph would signaze the appr bach
OF danger and the mmnence OF national disaster. The
cardinal features OF its original faith and few
and simple Loyalty to the country-its Constitution
and its laws the sacrifice OF personal ambitions fo thu
common good; economy, fidelity, integrity in public
Office tho absolute supremacy OF civil liberty the pro-
lection OF every citizen, white we'll black IN every
guaranteed rights aud the right OF the majority to con
troll all local as well the General Goyernment-ths
has BEEN Is, and always shall be- the creed III Mhoso
defense arms Furnished aud our Iainps arc
ulmWed"