New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

The managers of the initiation party announce
that they will elector; ticket every State Of
the Union They will have go outside OF the party 10
| Do IL,
Col. A. C. Babcock, chairman of the Illinois
Republican Committee is confident that his party viii
be able TO carry that state next Fall. lie thinks the
Democrats will nominate Congressman Morrison for Gov
| ernOr, IL he will accept the position.
The Democratic newspapers are terribly eX-
crcsed about Carl Schurz They think lie has ruined
himself politically by abandoning his Independent posi-
ton and they are astounded at his partisan malice
saying such hostile things about the ST. Louis ticket
The Louisiana Democrats profess to he
pleased with the nomination OF Marshal Packard for
Governor because he be easily beaten. The Ne,e-
orleans Picae says tie tickets not satisfactory to
the Republicans many OF whom are tired OF the system
OF Federal Interference which Packard represents
The farmers of Bergen County, n. D., see
divided duty You vote for Hayes" says the Re
publican, because OWLS twenty acres OF Palisade
land next to Mr.. SoPdhOff's" mo-" says the Demo
GRAFT rcbutta "ycu must vote for Tiden, who owns
hundred acres OF TeaLeck land next 10 MI Pheipss
Gen. Garfield has consented to accept a re-
nomination from the Republicans Of the AlHth Ohio
District and his friends trying to have him put In the
field without opposition. The Cierei0nd Leader says
thcre Is group OF small politicians in hs district en-
yious of his place, but II thinks they Will be pOWerless
against him.
Mr.. William Lloyd Garrison is unable to get
will elect their ticket, because majority of the people
OF The North are still willing have the South dictate
the policy of government 10 them in the palmy days
OF the slave-holdng regime. lie thinks the nation mas
peutcd OF its tran res.on OF slavery and that
there should be blatiOn till the women are allowed
20 vote.
Alabama takes the place in The election calen-
dar which North Carolina has hitherto occupied. Under
the new constitutions which both States have adopted the
latter changes thc time OF holding It's election from Au
gust 90 November and the former the order and
will vote for State officers the first Monday IN August
Roth parties are preparing TO contest Alabama, and
liberal imitation ~ the currency there may be expected
The quarrel between the Spencer faction and the regular
wing Oi tic Republican party gives the Denocras nope
of ,arFying the state
Mrs. Mary Clemmcr gives TttcranCe in
The Cincinnati Commercial to This awful sus2c.1n
am soiry that Mrs Hayes a Methodist she is going
to be toe Presidents wife, solely for the reason that
that will be likely to impose upon tnis community
for another fUuc years more tie Reverend MI New
man, ostensbly of the Methodist Metropolitan Church,
but who has retained here, don't know how many
years, rs sort OF Congressional and Court Chaplain
There will be dreadful eyes made at me FOR saying tms
aud more than voice lifted up: Naughty woman 10
speak against minister Wicked woman, to write dit
respectfully OF clergyman rather suspect part on
my vocation Il have mission Is To protest against
frauds and you VIII only conN nee me tat MS uhclu
him agau-more, will say am sorry that lever spoAe
OF him AT all"
An exam nation or recent DEBATE III CoH-
gress on the subject Of railway LEGISLATION has convinced
The Cincinnati Commercial that the Democrats are pre-
pairing q gigantic subsidy raid on the Treasury. The
editor says: We warn the people that the Democracy
now in power IN the House OF Representatives cherish
schemes OF internal Improvement whose extravaganza
and proicy when fairly brought ont VIII astould the
country. When the spokesman OF two OF the most I'M
portaus House committees openly that Is their
purpose to the South many and as large
subsidies for railways canals, eyees, and other public
works been expended in other sections OF the
country and tho continent IL Is PLAIN that they
have behind them not only united Southern vote, but
largo share of that representing Northern eonstitu
Crccs. II successful the next general election II
Democratic ma jrty is chosen in the House OF Repre-
senatycs NIL these schemes for squanderg the puDc
nouey-tle James River and kanaWh ia Canal lOb, the
Washington Cincinnati, and -. Louis Railroad 1ob the
Mssissinn leycc Job. the Chesapeake and ono Canal
lob the great Tennessee and Georgia water job and
last not least the mammoth Southern Pacific Railway
iore all TO be pushed with the most Jealous aud de
tcrmned energy. rnc hungry south Will De reinforced
m AN army still hunglcr contractors and the iObbers
in internal nprC will pluck the Treasury OF is
last dollar and ride roughshod the interests OF tho