New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-11
POLIIiC1L NOTES.

The Vermont Republicans will hold their
State Convention Burlington March % The call is
generous tone inviting the cooperation Of oil electors
without regard 10 past political differences no op-
posed To reynlng sectional Issues, &c
There is Il lively contest over the Presidency
In Wisconsin between the old Washburnc and Carpenter
factions. The former III favor of Minister Washhurne
for Presidency he brother Of their leader
The latter is Mr. Blaine and at the present seems to
he getting the better OF IT,
The Illinois Democratic State Committee met
for consultation in Chicago Tuesday In an Informal
discussion about Presidential candidates NJ. L. l.. Mor-
rift OF Sprin ed said the three candidates most talked
about were Tiden Judge Davis. and GOV. Hendricks.
lie thought there would he no trouble on the nancal
question. the corruption In the Republican party
would he thr principal point oi attack
Congressman McDill of the With Iowa Dis
irict declines a denominations lie says he accepted
nomination two years ago because he afraid his
party would be defeated If he did not, aud adds Ii
gives me great pleasure feel that such emergency
exists. The skies are proptons for Re ublican
victory in all parts of the land Recent events have
proven 10 the people that the Democrats, BourbOns be-
lore the war, are still BourbOns"
Ex-Gov Clailin of Massachusetts proposes
this solution 10 the financial problem Let the secro
tary add hundred millions to the 70 ~ already in the
Treasury and then resume. The banks want M gold ii
the legal tenders continued. The SECRETARY should
have the power with the Of the President
To suspend pay ments Tor % or 80 days ia of
on the Treasury. II has n broken note III his
pocket now j. better than good one, unhcari of
hing heretofore In banking. b. resumption temporary
imitation must Let us cling 10 fencv both
erccnbick and naOnai; II III the best the world ever
SAM
The Republican newspapers in Minnesota
eeen to agree with the members of the State Government
in favorng Mr. Blaine for the Presidency. he Winond
Republican says: There number Of other gentle
mrn namcd-nOtaby Brlstow, Gen. Sherman T.. Is. Wash
bure and perhaps IIayesto whom In tho event Of any
one them being chosen ut Cincinnati the Republicans
Minnesota would cheerfullt give cordial support at
polls; but neither OF these venture 10 say would
produce that universal uprising command that enthu
sia~tic following among the people of this state That
would he sprcd by the nomination Of James Blaine"
The Presidential prophet business is unusually
active Just now The ChcGgo Times tries Its hand at IT,
and concludes That Mr. Blaine has the best chance for
the Republican nomination. and GOV. Hendricks for tho
Democratic Times would like to see Bristow
Jewell receive the Republican nomination. but does not
hope for such good fortune As for third party posi-
btes II says: "Outsde OF the two great parties two
names are s0mrinl mentioned those OF Newton Booth
and tharcs Franci. Adams. In case both OF the great
parties should make conspcuously Dau NOMINATIONS,
UPRISING Of homes. men, and the nomination
al ON, of these men. of Judge Davis or some other
man of undoubtoi ability and character. Is among tho
possibilities"
Gov. Allen rises up In the public eye once
more A correspondent OF The Cincinnati Enquirer has