, 1876-03-04
AZ q h'oasible managing editor, but II Ii not
likely that ho will Appear again In New York
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POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOTES.
Beuetor L'gfcsby is. spcaking In New nAmp.
shire, and tho everlasting hills 1syesberAso ~
though thoy liked 1t.
Tho Waahin7son correspondents speak OF SIR
Blaine - tlgar chalneti to hs desk By tho gAyel
Of tho 8pcakcr. Beautiful simile
Tho uepublicans Of Portland. No. have mario
Gen. Francis Fcstenden, aon Of the late Senator,
their candidate for Mayor. Tho election occurs
on Monday naxt.
Tho fnfatuatod prohibitioulsts Of the Third
Conuccticut Congressional District have noml-
mated candidate for the vacancy CAUSED by the
death OF afr. starkweathos.
The Cincinnati Commercial thinks the re-eloc-
tion OF l4tncoln was mistake. since the country
Maa VOL! f1d OF two-tGrm Presidents until tho
War brought ths ono about. netweon JRckAon
aud l.incola no mtu waz Proaidont mora than
ono term.
TIE Hon. II. o: Pratt, nemhor Of Congrsss
from tho Fourth Iowa District. Ia hookon Of In
hls Own state ~ tho Tom Corv,n Of our poll
tica and husttnys." But tho State Register ssyB
ho Is fEequol,sly overcome by "nat,ral TRAD
nesH, which Nd interpret TO mean tazl,lcsa.
Tho frende Of tho Now York Express under
the now maus gemeut announce TINT It nil! te a
atrict Democratic organ not In Tho intercBt of
any Get Of mnl. tueyer has heon In the interest
OF many rnnn at ttme but, su far a. It Inns auy
interest, II will bo cast for TammRay and cor
ruption.
arc as followa: Mayor, Thomas E. l!il, euthor
Of "1Illi's 1ianual;" Treasurer, John plaiu;
Marshal, Dana ual1: Surveyor, George Wildor
Attorney, N. 2. Nichola; Physician, Dr. Elliott;
Huperrtsor, E. Il. Allen; Ncas DIVISION Street
Commissioner, q. o'Noiil; East D.viBon, a. F.
Vale.
]. Henry Tate. d State Senator Of Wisconsin.
IN charged with boing conveniently absent from
his seat wheu tho goto on the Vance Railroad
bill was taktn. uo represents Vernon and Non-
veuioutly sbsent or not, WAS quite right in not
Lending Ais vt,:o to tho perpetuation of tho Pot
| ter Law.
Tho Kaw York Wanans Centennial Union Ia
begging for Der mission to sake up subscriptions III
the public schos>s, which tho World very proper
| " Ehys they Lasc no business to DO. The schools
| hro not for that purpose: the scholars have no
money Of their own aud the poor children have
no money at MI, fsnd ought not TO be nxposed To
tho necessity Of revealing their poverty.
Hqrper', Nstk!y dis.ppso'es Of Ms: ,conk!2a &
we're nominated for presidont, IS searchint
light would DO tnrned upou tho results of th'
! uloicty inyeAtigat on, and upon Sir. Conhling'
professional relations to cas,sezs in which LIE wa
opposed to attorneys virtually named by him
self. bofora Judges whose selection WAS due Il
| bis favor
THO coinoidents In the ivca OF Gcn. bloom
field and his SUCCESSOR as Hnpervisor. Gen
sweet, arc quito rotnarkab!o Both went int
the army aud remained till tho close Of the War
both wore promoted for gallant Bervice boil
wero wounded III battle. Gen. S#oos vpry 10
verely; both were appointed Peuson Agent ott
1t springfield and the other at Chicago; l'otf
mud the latteE tn 1917 10 Rivo place TO civiflak
for political purposes both, to break the fore.
Of their removal. weso given the place Of Super
visor; both eoon became tired OF tho place.
| The former reaigHod, md the latter NRs appoint,
Cd Deputy Commissioner.
Tho Now York .Sun reports tho following con-
varsaion batweosi Gov. Tiden and Ssuator Nor
riHsoy, which IL too good not to b true: I" Dur.
lnE visit paid BY seua:or Mortisaay to Coy:
Iden 1esny; W;Hiy one cf ths ooyesno1s fEiena'
I'm glad shat Tweed got away. said Sir. bios-
rlassy ' Why do you any that3' asked Coz Til
den. Because. rcplscl tho seuator. i think
he has suffered enough for his cr,naos' The
Hovornor looked shsrpy At the Senator and sad.
Alortisso., you don't tare exprcrs that opinion
pnbhcly.' Oh. yes, l dare,' answered atr. Nor.
riHsoy, smiling. l cut loose from T"ecd in 1868
bososo IL vas known that he did any:hIns wron::
But you stueh to htn until ls7l. Tia Governor
scowled aud changed tho topic"
Henry c. Robinson, Republican candidate fo
aorassior Eu connecs.cu:, is 4} yenSs Of nge,
gEsauase OF ! Alo, former Mayor OF liattsopl
and one OF tbs foremost lawyers in tho State
lie accerted tho nomination for Goyorunr mos
reluctantly, and 1t tle earnest solicitation of til
New Haven faction, bAtween which snd that q
Hartford there has been a fueoas feud for gc1n
esations past. 1lobiuBon Il undoubtedly tl
stroagest man in tho State on the uepublict.,
slide. Tho Candidate for Lieutenant-Cioyer1n>
Ia also. Of course. gra duato OF Yale. F1nue:
A. Walker. candidate for Secretary OF State, l.
the wc1l-knowu Director OF tho Census, a man o
| scholarly attainmeuts ard unbletu,shed roausa
tln3. It present u Professor In the State Sciu:l
tlfc School The ticket. on tho whole. IL uta
doubteuly tie strongest ever presented to th
people Of Connecticut. It vii! likely he 1enon
mattel, whether successful Ia Ansi1 OF not, ne1
November. to winch 'imo the State election
have been changed by constitutional amend
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