New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-24
POLITICAL NOTES.
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II must be little mOnOtOnOus Tor Mr.. Key to
be exhibited so often 3 repentant sinner
Uncle Dick Bishop ought at least to give the
Ohio Democratic Committee that - 900 he squeezed out
of tho QuakerS
The heightened weghers and gaugers threaten
to resign in indignation. But they don't do 1t. They
should 10 g nsulted" some more
There will be six different parties in Massa-
chusetts this year. and each will nave ticket Gen.
Butler won't either one. however so that the fun
will he moderate
Kansas threatens to be the next to add her
name TO the beadrol OF repudatng states. She finds
more exhausng pay the interest on her debts than
II was 10 blt ed Tor freedom.
Congressman Townsend of Ohio is trying to
make Judge Vests unfortunate serenade speech appear
better toy elaborate explanation The best way to treat
is To give 1t over to the sofenng lniuen
ces or oblivion as soon 20 possible
The Woriingmen's party in Ohio has split
already owing to suporhuty of candidates and
city Offices. one wing is composed OF Changers and
the other OF demagogues aud each 10 trusted to
mOsn tine 0ther
The chronic quarrel between Syracuse and
Utica concerning respective qualifications the
place for holding State conventions has broken out
again Utica perhaps not the best place in the State
or such meetings but there is little doubt that Syracuse
comes uncomfortably near being the worst.
The new Kentucky Legislature will stand one
Granger six Workiugmen, nve Independent Democrats
in the lower branch and thirty Democrats and one
Republican in the upper. This does not look II the
Bourbon were extinct species IN that sectiOnyet
Simon Cameron is amazed at the impertinence
OF the newspapers lie denies that no said there
much Stanley Matthews in the Administration that
Penusylyanans did for Offices The last part OF
the denial Is unnecessary Nobody believed the venera
Bile statesman would misrepresent his beloved COM
monwealth
Ii looks as if the Ohio Democrats were pre-
pairing to trade of Uncle Dick for the control OF the
legislature la several counties the Democrats have
coalesced with the Greenbackers the Legislative
ticket but have remained divided the State ticket
This means mischief for Mr. Bishop and shows that the
Democrats lighting for United states Senator first
OF all.
Gen. Garfield was in Washington few days
ago and usual report OF his dissatisfaction with the
President promptly started The public is 80 fami
lar with It now IL hardly worth while to deny IT, but
the truth OF the matter Is that the General did talk
much during his VISIT yet he found time say that the
Republican prospects for carrying Ohio good-and
this was all he did say about politics.
The Pennsylvania Democrats come out flat
footed against subsidies thus squaroly robukng Mr.
Randall for his utteranoes in their favor. The South
meantime Is increasing its demands and here and there
voice ting that the Speaker OF its choice ought
To look with friendly eye upon tho proposition to refund
the cotton tax and some Of his imprudent friends
promising hat he In prepared to take suoh Wow.
brief card IA Mr.. Randalps only refuge.
This is a trying year for the Committee on
Resoutions There Is the Labor vote. and the Corpora
ton VOTE aud tho Beer VOTE and the and
the Consultation yoe and the Bloody shrt VOTE aud the
GreenbacA VOTE and the Ancestral Silver Dollar vote.