New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

The latest Presidential ticket is presented by
The Beacon of Akron, Ohio. follows: For President,
benjamin H. Bristow of Kentucky; for Vice President
Marshall Jewell or Connecticut
Chief-Justice Lowe of Utah dcnounces as n
pure fabrication the stationery account which ne Ci"
cinpo Conm,ciai published as having been presented
by him while an official OF Cincinnati
Ex-senator Carpenters friends are pushing
him forward the next Republican candidate for Gov
ernor OF Wisconsin. His opponents say his canddature
Is the first move Of his campan for Senator Ho%e
scat in the United states senate Inc Democrats LOOK
upon The scheme with great competency.
Gen. rutherford b. Hayes announces that he
cannot consent be tho Republican candidate for Gov
ernor Ohio His party will have 10 hunt UP another
candidate ow and while they about it The Indian
o,,o,is Journal feels moved TO give hem this piece OF
ad, ice about tho platform "Whomeyer the Republican
party may nominate for Governor, 1t should take open
and decided ground ON the third term question Any
attempt ignore dodge will lose the party thou
sands of votes bile bold and manly ayOwal OF OPPOSE
ton the-eo viii convert what Is now an element OF
into of strength aud gyo Tie Key Tor
Republican .ction In other States
Impartial observers of the course of the
Democratic party during the past Winter especially IN
the Western States not oyerw helmingly impressed
with conviction that the good OF the country demands
a restoration Of tho Democracy to power The Ci.e'n'
matt Commercial, asks IL the Democrats hold out promise
OF mestng the peoples demand for honest party and
then it, conundrum In this way: Tried by lis
record In the States where i has been tested to@is
and ,es where il has control and the only difference
any observed in the 10 get hold Of the
money and spend II. Changing from Republican tn
Democratic admins ations is likely 10 prove as valuable
an experience that of the fox which swan river To
rid itself of OF posterous flies, aud found on
landing opposite shore that he had exchanged Que
swarm had been stated with his blood for another
whose hunger was yet to be appcasod'
Raphael Scmmes's Infatuated Outburst against
the Centennial does not appear TO meet with much sym
Uahy in the South. The Mobile Register, Col John For
syts paper dissen.s from Seness advice that Alabama
refue 10 represe ted at Philadelphia, and adds: Far
better II us, would 1t be to stand shoulder to
shoulder with Them TO continue the battle not yet
for "A restoration Of the Union the basis OF cO-equa
States and for M obteratiOn Of bitterness and anos
ties Which strike bndy at friends and foes alike Aud
The GaIccstn Mems. speaking for Texas says Lot US
hope that though 1876 may not mesn peace In
an unqualified and conclusive sense, ii means sin
core I'd concerted effort III both sections To put an end
to rccrminai lon upon the past, TO Suprlant mutual
Jealousy with mutual confidence, and to merge the eX
plos of both contestants in the great sectional conflict
In ono grand communion Of national glory and national
greatness. No Southern state has anything 10 gain by
sianding suleny nloOf from rho Centennial Texas is
entitled share in the political legacy of 1876, and
We confidently expect that the next Legislature will ste
that she shall take part with other states In united
celebration OF that memorable prologue 10 the establish
incnt aud progress Of the American Republic"