, 1876-01-14
POLITICAL NOTES,

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Tho lion. john Morsisacy is = member Of th.
Conaatttoe on nosrcncha'ont Of the Nss Yott
Sebate.
both Of the Nat,oual Nominating Con7ontionA
como hese OF not. No surrender !
Tho indianapolis journal IL deeply grlers3
because Dir. DlAno has Catholics In his family.
There Is no causo Tor mourning. It IN good
thing boi,scally to A&ye MI Rotts Of rsltgtoA In
tho family.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer tonass1y dropped Mz.
Bla!ne's speech On 5sH Da7is ard AndsssouEtlM
Into tho wastobauket, thus pkYinK him tue high.
ost compliment newspaper can Offer to , 20"
|Stcal oppore0t.
naines ia playing ratadise and tho Pori. a1ons
and unaseiBtod, At Springfield. II ActluK-aov.
lleuu over csoaBes the big Chicago and St.
Louis bridge, only for day, Hs:ues will clap on
tho inugpia Of State and become "Actlng-1oT.
I1atneD for life.
The, Governor Of Massachusetts manifested IN
hla auuual message g. cordially OF feeling
tow ards rho womau-suffrage cause which pro-
vn3.od the admiration Of the strong- -mindsd,
short-hairad uomen md tue weak-minasd. long.
taifod mon throughout tho Slate.
Tho Republican members Of tho Kentucky
Legislature, 1t Ia said. ho!d cauops to deter.
niue whether complimentary vote TOR sscTe-
tary Dt,stow in tho Senatorial bsliotiux would
aid ILLS Presidential chaucas. They decided u
would not aud voted for aoodloa.
Thara ia somo dtapoattion to chafe at tho TINA
that iB being spet,t III the senato over thu quss-
tion Of tue presiding onlcor's eshtus but preo-
ode,t cannot bo established iu nattar Of aueh
v,sal importance any too aoo1. ThA death OF
President Grant might involve the Government
in sorious oompIicatious II there woso no ons
rendy 70 tako the vacant place.
Tic Dp,nocratio members Of the LouisaaA
Legislature who have elected Eust,a to tho
uuitcd States Senate bare been guilty Of no
Inconsistency. al rhe newspaper correspondents
aeem to imagine. It IL true that Gov. McEuafJ
had appointed Marr 10 thu vacancy csused by
atca1llans resignation, but an appointusat Of
this nature could uot hold good hayond ths
meeting Of tho Legislature.
William D. Kailey-svsat Wllliam-has besn
invited by many ptoutnant men at Philadelphia
to spenls On tho cueeeuey question In that city
next Saturday night. 10 bas accepted. Of
course. Thpro may bs bond Of sympathy b.
tmoon tho high Tcxts-racsac, Centennial
appropriation ntorcat aud tbs bllntl, Infatuated
party OF tho nana Of Koiley, which adrocatss
der1ociat d currency for It's oan sake.
Cen Tom Ewing thinks the 0hlo Democrats
| Should mako sono concessions to ths Eastern
| wing Ut tho party. aud Io wouldn't object 10
platform which should sAke bold stand LII faSos
Ut tho abotltion Ut tho Nas!oua' Danse' sub
stsution Of Rtocnbaeks for National Bank nosse.
sud this repeal Of tue Resumption net. Tll!a Il
concession with vengeance. 1t allows tht
Eae:ern Democracy to play horse, while the ohlt
Democl alta play driver.
Tho Indianapolis Journal saYs: "Ms. Hoa
man does not desire tho Democratic nomination
fur Governor and will Gully take 1t II pressed ou
| him In n vay ho cannot decline. He would prslas
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| n'''s 1880