The New York herald., 1876-02-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Springfield MO- Advertiser flies this ticket
For President Benjamin Il. Brstow; for Vice Pres
dent James G. Blaine.
1t is stated that John NJ. Pomeroy. editor Of the
The Troy Wing (rep) states that A. P. Sprague, of
that city, mentioned by prominent lawyers in the
State candidate for the position OF commissioner
to revise the in place of Judge Johnson ap
pointed United States Circuit Judge.
The Indianapolis Sun lgreenback organ) thinks
there is ga well defined national bank odor about
Hendricks" "
"Greenback Club No. 1" has boon organized In
Marion county, Indiana
An independent greenback State Convention will
be held in Indianapolis on the 10th inst
Chambersburg REPOSITORY expects TO fill the seat in
Congress occupied by Mr.. Stenger when vacant
The Herkmer IN. W Democrat (deml thinks that 1t
is not strange that Conkling should DO Grants first
choice for he has been his right bower during both
terms bis defender all occasions and always bold
and earnest advocate OF his schemes, however obnox-
ious to the country"
SAYS the Knoxville Chronicle to its republican
brothren:-'Let make fight for Ten
nessee" As Mr Punch remarked to the friend who
asked his advice about matrmony y:-"Don't''-
Menphls Apdldnche (dezA)
The Richmond Dispatch af1rms that Jefferson Davis,
with all his high courage and moral purity did but
1.-THE against the North that many other Southern
whom the amnesty would relieve did.
Touching the Conkling movement, the Syracuse
Courier tdcm) says that although 1t started late IL
has already gained momentum, especially in his
State which promises TO become exceedingly formi da-
blo"
Mass greenback conventions being held through.
Indiana the purpose of electng delegates to the
State Greenback Convention on the 10th.
The Adrian (Mich) Times trep) thinks IL hard
Enquirer tdeml that Tilden could come
within 10000 Of carrying Ohio If nominated by the
democrats.
The Lockport IN, W Union rep) slightly when
It says HILL of Georgia voted against the Centennial
appropriation.
Blaine referred to the turkey gobber strut
OF Senator Conkng and the latter up The
rather unparliamentary auson. If not pro-Conkling
the Senator from New York certainly anti Blaine
Asks the Cincinnati Enquirer (dcm. ):-"why should
not the vacancy the House caused by the decease OF
Mr. Starkweather of Connecticut be filed by gentle
man to whom ii will be necessary for the friends
Of thesgreenhack in that State 10 send such letters
as have been addressed to Senators Eaton and Eng
lsh3"
General A. r. Lawton, Of Savannah, has been Sc
ected to hll the vacancy the Democratic National
Executive Committee from the State OF Georgia
stoned by the death OF General A r. Wright, Of
Augusta General j. B. Gordon is the alternate
The Atlanta correspondent OF the Savannah Ne1cs
ferng the recent speech Of General Robert Toombs
says It was ''ncoherent impractcaOle and unwise"
and that its delivery Ts universally regretted by all
true patriots in Atlanta"
The Troy Times trepl is responsible for the state
ment that the friends OF Horaio Seymour Jr desired
his appointment division engineer upon the canals
but Governor Tilden said no, and the Canal Board
~.
widcns adds the 7nes and the principal portion
Of the ditch being sammy's side he is likely to fall
into IL and get mired
The Troy Times rep) afirms that sff there is any
body who al this moment is working with might and
main to secure The coveted prize phe democratic
nation for the Presidency that individual is samuel
J. rilden; and remembering the methods he has been
in the habit OF following throughout a somewhat ex.
tended experience IN political management IL will be
very hard to convince anybody tha. no is working
fairly and abstainng from underhand operations against
competing aspirants
+ Referring to the preparations being made for enter
ing the Presidential campaign tho part Of the repub
licans the Washington Chronscle trcpubhcan) says
"At the head OF the Executive Committee is the name
Of the honorable Senator from the Keystone State
Slmon.cameron. hr Cameron has in many years OF
faithful labor rendered good service TO his country
and now in tho centennial year. GROWING work Of
his life nis experience, energy and means will be de-
voted 10 the duty OF cooperating in united, harmo-
n,ous and successful Presidential campaign" Com
nentns upon the other members OF the committee the
Chronicle AYERS that "every man Is worker" that
'wth the selection OF right candidses for Pres
ident and Vice President and harmonious e0-opera-
tioa Of al who friendly TO the policy and principles
Of the republican party-tho party OF whole, united
and prosperous Union--thc result viii be oneof tho
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country has evar axnerlcnced"