New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

A candidate for the nomination for Governor
of North Carolina thus puts himself in the field VIII
neare my self rs candidate for the guyenent
election foil, a Will give Equeh1ght to ALL yours
respectfully, Rev. James Anderson cOorcd."
The Conklng organs are begging that all
attempts to create animosty between the various Re-
publican candidates be discouraged Let us have har-
mony, they say whoever is nominated Meantime there
are no outward signs that the offer to sell out the Conk
ling party "A Cabinet position has been taken up
1t is reported now that 10 of the 20 Spencer
delegates from Alabama for Blaine instead of Norton
but there is no evidence that such is the They
probably didn't think Of it themselves until they as
covered bow near carrying the Convention Blalne
already Acontestins delegation mas Keen hoSo
for The winning sidc
They hone out in Michigan that the ticket
will be Blaine and Ferry That would be worse calau-
ty to Mr. Blaine than the initiation platform the Illinois
Republicans have put him The adoption OF the lat
ter was evidently shrewd trick Of the imitation minor
ity bur the deliberate nomination or Mr. Ftriy WIN hiS
VIGOROUSLY wild imitation views. would be suicide.
The sweet tempered and philosophical editor
Of The Chicago Tribune il the latest person to fall under
the dspleasure Of The Cincinnati, Enquirer Mr. Medi
having remarked that the Ohio Democrats acted Ike
unatics or idiots something OF that sort the gentle
editor of The Enirer retorts that Mr. Medi Ia bypO
critical swell-hcad," and an Ignorant, depraVed, cor
rupt, licentious, and lousy editor"
Further information from Pennsylvania sus-
tans the prevalent belief that the venerable simon Is no'
going be able to deliver the delegation from that e
to Senator Conling The Pittsburgh Chronicle says ot
the second choice If the delegah I'VE hardly THINK
its vote can be diverted Conlng, Notwithstanding the
recent Cabinet change. IL is much more likely on
grounds of political expediency, to 20 70 Gov H9ye
Toe preliminary elections in Ohio and Indiana VIII II ,s 70
"a great influence with those politicians Of both parties 10
whom success Is the anlmating motive"
Justice James Noxon is vigorously denounced
by The Albany Argus for his extraordinary presunp
tion i'm issuing stay of proceedings under the order ol
Justice Landon for struck jury in the halfmlon DEM
son canal The Argus refers indirectly to THE IR'
UNBs exposure of Judge NoXons misuse OF trust ihu"
before his election, in saying that hundreds, II not
thousands OF Republicans voted against him for the pre-
else reason that. in their opinion, he could be used n
furtherance OF Just such desperate and despicaOe De
vice as that 10 which he has now lent HIMSELF ~
pronounccs his action Oic0us ntermeddlng for he
manifest purpose ODstructnG Justice AMI declares
the say illegal and ndeensiheS The Attorney-Gen-
has applied for an order 10 set aside the stay
The Hon. Milton Sayler, Congressman from
Cincinnati pronounced in his views tie Presidency
The Washington correspondent OF The Cincinnati IN
qrer represents him saying: " | am in favor oi tue
Ohio platform all over. for William Allen for Pres
dent FIRST last, and all the time. Dn Tden! We can
get along without the New York Democracy in the ap
preaching fight They propose to ignore Ohio and the
West and Ohio and the West will ignore them" Ihe
Hon H. b. Payne Of Cleveland less emphatic, sim
ply saving It useless talk OF ignoring Ohio and
and the West The Democrats OF this section OF the coun
try are entitled to some concessions" The Hon. SCOT
Lord OF Uuca favored the correspondent with t
prediction q" lf the Republicans nominate Conxnng
believe William Allen could carry Ohio by 10000 major
ity !" which does not seem TO bo reckless estimate
Mr.. Halstead, though not authorized to speak
for Mr. schurz. fee justified in saying "Carl Sehh'
would certainly support Blaine, Norton, or Conkin1
no matter by whom nominated He would certainly sup
port Tlden against either Of them LIE would opp0''