New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

Judge Kelley has accepted Il numelOusly
signed uyltt ON lho merchants OF PAiaJ phi to
aldrrs, them finance, Ia that city, on saturday even
The Republican press seems to be unanimous
in demanding that the National Convention be- held a.
early as May 80 laio 4 dag as July is regarded w.tn
q 30 disfaFor
Mr.. Baue'8 attempt to make martyr Of
.rcf.r Davis does not excite much approval The
general impre seems 10 bc that he has not improved
ms Presidential prospects Thereby
The Democratic State Committee Of Penn
syI,an.a will meet ut Harrisburg tomorrow to A. the
time and place for he STATE Convention which is TO
choose delegates TO the National COM oHtion
Gen. Charles ". Roberts, the Democratic
candidate Governor of Maine last year has published
letter declining denomination. The Hon. William r.
Iaue, of 8ddcord Viii probably be nomi.,a,ed without
opIOsitlOn.
The New-York Staats Z,itmg attacks Mr.
Blaine with lrcat severity Tor h, speech about Jefferson
Davis. IL holds that good can be accom- by 1t
It's only apparent Object WAS to revive the passions
~ the war as means Il futA,Iing his Presidential
aspirations rud concludes ~ rouudly dcnounc.ng it ~
pu4e dcmaB's iam
The Connecticut Democrats appear to have
decided to rcnomnltc Gov. Insersoll. he Hartford
russ says: THE feeling in favor OF the denomination OF
GOV Iag.rsol and tho state ticket IS very strong and
general among the Democrats IN all parts OF the state
Iio doubt exists that the nomination will be made by
reclamation. Gof li-tfAu ItNtI Hto"i eti"iSti WIN
the people titan he does today; and With his name for
their ,,5nan-brsrcr Tie Democrats Of Connecticut Will
90 INTO tAc canvass with great confidence"
Five Republican newspapers in the State
having declared in favor OF sending Conklins dcega-
lion to the National Convention, The Troy Times impress
s!ycly remarks, "The ball having been set IA motion
100 not by Senator Conbling but by the shorsight,d
tactics OF his enyOus rivals, Ncwlork VIII send
An instructed dele ,aton 10 the national convention
This can be set down fixed fact" That s the hrs'
time q has been announced that The 4ibqny Journal ,,
on "enyious rival" OF senator Conkiing. Who would
have thought IL
The editor of The ohio State Journal is sad
because So t,e notice Las been taken Of large and
healthy public sentiment in that state In favor OF Hayes
for President aud stewart T.. Wo0dort OF New-Iork for
Vice President" which he SAYS Is "Ooyious rs matter
= mere now stnc. and observation II there is such
sentiment The journal should rot belittlc IL by furuyey
Mating tho hirderm spook the back every chance
cots in observations like the following " l. occns to rs
tat Grant has powerful kuaek Of making himself de
sIaDe IN cases ~ emergency That makes IL iooA ~
The Hayes OJiiJ4d mo, cuIrnt Wtro tlluefM lOf
munt IN disguise.
Rumoss of desperate conflict between Sem
afor Thurman and Gov Hendricks lOr the control Of The
ONO delegation to the National Democratic Convention
are given to the public by correspondent OF Tie CHi-
clnnqa inquirer The plan IL TO have the state Conyon-
ton called to meet after the National Convention aud to
select the delegates by conventions in the Congressional
Districts Thurman is said TO favor this arrangement
because he will not thus be hampered by asoftmoney
plank which a state Convention would adopt Hendricks
layoIs il also ami hopes by keeping up the sotnoney
agitation 30 divide the party and secure al ieaS mayor
lty Of the delegation. The correspondent thinks IL the
delegation were to DO chosen now it would be equally
divided between Hendricks and Thurman. Gen Ewing
il opposed to the Congressional District plan ami in
favor OF early state Convention lie said to the cor
respondent: am in favor OF moderation aud harmony
and am willing make some concessions to the East
eru Democracy but the Ohio Democrats cannot make all
al The comes siOus. think the Ohio Democracy should
take bold stand in Of the abolition OF the National
banks substitution OF gcenb0cks fOr bank notes, ana
the repeal Of the Resumption act. We cannot carry the
state II wc abandon position or last RAIL- and, II We
must be- ted had bptier go down IN consistent
hit The Democratic party is the first party that has
dared 10 take with the mOncycd power Of the cUu
the party fitted by tradition and principle to
mako this light, aud 1t should perseyerc until II uumphs
We cannot nope tn carry Ohio on tie hardmOney plat
form OF Tie NeY-lOrk DEMOCRACY
The Chicago Democracy met for consultation
aud reorganization last Saturday. Ex-senator Lyman
Trumbull was present and made speech, charging the
Administration with mismanagns public affairs, foster
ing corruption aud bringing rain and bankruptcy upon
thousands in all parts OF the country. He said: For
one am not in favor Of any scheme for the resumption
OF spece payments which is 10 be brought about by the
accumulation and boarding Of gold IN the Treasury OF
the United states look upon such an accumulation or
money In tho Treasury Department rs dangerous to lib
erty and there are better ways OF restoring the specie
standard than by converting the Department OF the
Treasury into great bank Why has not the Republican
party II really favor OF sound currency taken steps