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

Without giving any authority for his knOwl-
edge. a Washington correspondent Of The CincinHoa
Commercial makes tins assertion: Bishop Ames II for
Grant II openly, with all the force Of slecpcss,
persistent and potent will"
1t is bad for the third-term spoOk that it
appears during Centennial year. The patriotic fcrvor
which begins to glow to-day viii increase steadily the
year advances AMI II is kind Of forsOr which II not
adapted to the naturalization" OF sPooks Of 50 OBJ
nUX.Ous sort.
The Indiana Republicans want the National
Convention held at Cincinnati or, If that can't be, AZ
Chicago. The clamor from Cleveland Is louder every
day. They promise to put up brand new building Tor
the Convention IL the Committee Will only decide TO CONS
t1err. The Lcadr IN quite STATE OF IN nd about A.
Perhaps it all arises from jealousy, but ont
side Indiana there TO be VINO tho
nomination OF Messrs. Hendricks and Morton for tho
Presidency anything but Joke. In all estimates OF
the prospect of candidates. both Of these statesmen arc
ignored entirely.
The Conl1ling faction in this State baye
changed their tactics once Ihoy started out with
plan for a pledged delegation to the National CouEtn
venton, without mentioning any particular candidate
That didn't work at MI they had hoped. Then they
boldly demanded delegation pledged 10 him. This
proposition received more opposition than the inst Nov
they have dropped both and begging for delegation
favorable 10 the Senator. without being pledged 90 him
Iner anxiety 10 have Conklng dceguti"n Oh some sit
gives weight 10 the suspicion thnt snch Delegation
There seems To be some doubt after all about
the way IA which Dir. Blaine lodged that vote on tho
thrderm resolution. The Washington Chroncc. sPcaA-
ing evidently by authority says lt has been asserted
that Mr. Blaine He'd 10 the clclk-room The vote was
called Mr.. Smingcrs third term resolution. ITO ava
no such thing lie sat IN his seat looked tho Clerk in
the gve as his name was called. and refused 10 answer
Thertspelkers dignity In thus rebusng BY his silence
the silly attempt TO make political capital, mieht~ell DO
initiated by other Presidential aspirauts The White
House cannot be captured by trucking. and MI Dl"ut
position - party leader cannot Toe affected y! S"Ou
stupid means rs lhirtttcrm n'SOluions
Tho only newspaper in the United States
10 ccisnre Gov Chamberlain Of SOuth CAoha i"' 'N"
10 keep Moses and Wrapper from the oohcH % '"o iV
m White House organ AT washington. II thus eomnleh@'
Goy Chamberlain has been inyeisled Into PAIN VI "
utic,l turpitudo which must eventually emu IN us p
sonnl potical destruction BY shrewd ahd eaioi"'g
prepared scheme the Democracy have succoeded =" UNA
ing him pseudoapostaGe from his party constituency,
onb socuin0 his guberuatOrd influence t. iurthor 'oe
| eunrts I'm oyerthrowing the Republican power III VIZ
Stain" 40 Moses and Whipper art admitted 70 49, W. ~
REPRESENTATIVES, of the Republican power al 'o I In.
| Tnat Is justification enough OF 'ho "o''i"''
| apOspssy . A..
Bishop Haven has been talking ABOUT .no
| ,,I,o ,ern, away out in Omaha He thipks Grant
going to bo reelected, aud tnat Mr. Blaine "i ueua'
himself by tryiug TO initiate Grant 700 ''osos'
BIshop has noticed Sigh spirit OF contradiction o0
tween two departments OF Hdrpers weekly Oh 'h0 "-,
| term question. and makes this prodc'lon' U.s.
william Curtis is going TO get out Oh thoro' 49,,
ing his elegant English and hne wiring lou 'eo
Mast has never touched the third te M ana no "o ,
do It. and Mast makes that paper, aaid no' "e''e'