New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

Congressman Morrison is said TO be 4 faV0l1te
candidate for tho Democratic nomination for Governor
OF Illinois.
The Indiana Democracy are anxious to see
which way wind going to blow before they set SAIL
and have postponed calling state Convention till after
the NatOn. Convention has been called
Some admirer of the Hon. George II. Pendle-
ton has hunted up an additional Recommendation OF
the latter the Presidency tho fact that his grand
athe. was Hamiltons second In his duel Win aaron
Burr.
The Republican journals are agreed that Mr..
blaine carried off all the huuors IN Mondays bloody hor
ros debate The Democratic journals agreed that
Mr. Cox completely demolished Nj. Blaine. You pays
your money and takes your choice"
There have been good many indefinite
hint. about Thurman movement recently. and IL having
been ntimacd that there no foundation for them,
IN, Cincinnati Commercial rises to say: There Is gen
er,l activity among the friends OF Thurman. There Is
malignant opposition him In Ohio, but there Is feel
ING among the Democrats who want fair play and
no lob work. that perhaps the senator would be rs safe
leader hose who managed the last campaign IhuT,
mans friends are very active IN the South. There VIII
Ds music in tbs air presently"
The latest development of the Conkling
movement in this State Is tho proposal TO organic COnk
ling clubs An interesting fact about the movement Is
thus announced by The Troy Whg: at is rather IN
erestng to notice that tho small minority OF Republican
Journals in the that have erauks for some stipend
ary OF the Federal Government to turn are crazy for
turning over tho vote OF NewYork per force 10 par
cuar man who the biz crank az the national capt
tai 1t Is also WORTHY % nUo ma , - liz ~ cra in
amount Of freedom OF expression and freedom OF repre-
sCntatiOn.'
South Carolinians must admit that they are
sometmes httlo unreasonable in their expectations.
Here is writer. who complains about one of Gov.
Chamberains appointees, trial justice. who rendered
tho following Judgment In obedience to thorough
investigation OF due consideration the court finds In the
case OF the State VS. - for debt claim Of - Tor the
amount OF $3.50 not properly due tho court further
considered the Testimony of Two Witness against one
which an able the court find difference o. $50 against
the plaintiff but the Judgment In this case is that the
Plaintiff Pay tie cost OF this December 9th, 1870"
Tup rpuUNE correspondent eucdates the judement-it
must be confessed that IL needs elucidailOn-Dy explain
ing that tho plntin has properly 10 pay tue costs anu tue
Irfeudant has not But he is unreasonable enough TO
maintain on this evidence that even Gov ChamDerlahs
judges are poor lot
Senator Sumner sends from the grave this
protest against the new war at Washington am for
peace I'm reality as in name. From the bottom Of my
heart ON for peace; and welcome all which makes for
peace with doepfelt satisfaction remember that no
citizen who drew his sword against has suffered by
the hand OF executoner In just association with
this humanity will be the triumph of equal rights when
the promises OF the great declaration fulfilled, and
our people are united before In the enduring fell
lowshp Of common citizenship. To this end there must
ma reconciliation Nor can withhold my hand. freely
accent the hand that offered and reach forth my
in friendly grasp against the policy OF hate. am
against tanning ancient flames into continued life. am
against rain in the ashes Of the past Tor Goals of lire
yet burning Pile up the ashes, extingulsh the flames,
abolish thehate. is my desire"
The Democracy of Ohio are clamOring for rad
zeal changes In the composition OF the National Conven-
ton. The Cincinnati Enquirer says the present system
Of representation gives the Democrats in Republican
States as much power those In Democratic States thus
permitting men who can do nothing toward electipg q
candidate TO dictate to who IL demands that
the basis OF representation be Democratic votes and Dem
ocrac power and supplements the request with another
that the Convention be taken from the East and he'd In
tho West saying ave mean Cincinnati or st. Louis
not New-York, Philadelphia, nor Baltimore They
are seeking It, They nothing moro nor loss than
Washington. They controlled by Washington infu-
once II 70 succeed in the election OF this year
xo ust rso above that influence What Is wanted ard