National Republican., 1877-10-02
POLITICAL.

THE platform of the New York convention
Is understood 10 have been written by Charles +.
Smith, editor Of the Albany Erening Journal
DEMOCRATIC papers In Maryland deplore
the partisan bias' given tie trial OF the corrupt
State Judge. This because they are Democrats.
A LoUIsvILLE paper urges John II. Reagan,
Of Texas for the Speakership. lie was Postmaster
General of the Confedcracy. We ore moving fast.
HENRY WArTERsoS, of the Louisville
CpWIier. Journal says he is glad he Is no longer a
Congressman lie prefers attending to his news.
paper, and Is getting fat
IT IL thought that the proposition to hold a
constitutional convention III California Is defeated
by about OO0 votes majority In its favor Of all
the votes cast Rt the election was requisite.
TODAY Colorado decides on woman suf-
frago, yet II would DO perfectly safe wager that
State is aware that Colorado ever thought of al.
lowing her sex to vote,
THF Democretic kickers are very stubborn.
tn. party has gone 70 smash In Hamilton county.
Ohio. With any ordinary degree Of wisdom IN The
pnrt Of the campaign conductors \ Republican vic.
t1ry is assured in hat charming locality.
Mr.. HAyEs' policy has been approved by a
cipal speaker said that tho Democratic GuveTi.ur.
had faithfully carried out their pledges and that
the blacks anil whites were treated alike.
THE political State conventions this week
number three The Minnesota Democrats hold
theirs in ST. Inul to-day. Tomorrow the New York
Democrats meet In NIhsny, and the Missouri Green.
hackers in St lnns, the latter threatening to re.
GES. GEORGE u. McCLELLlN's magazine
art cie In which he demands II standing army of
forty thnusani men. Is the great What shall we do
with it, nf the New Jersey Democracy within
the past two wears he has twice been u candidate
for 0ticr In New York state.
JOINT debate IL proposed on the silver
question, hctwecn The Hon. Richard smith and
| unjust nspcrsions which keeping had company
bring upon q truly good man, II Is not Mr.
, Smith, but one Of the wicked partners. who writes
| for the gold rinE.
GENERAL WALKER, of Virginia, Is said to
have been 50 alarmed by the clnnnr nf the "r-ad.
lu.tcrs" that he has swallowed hs manly words IN
defense Of the honor and credit OF hi state. Tho
! Govcmnr was NJ Scriou' lie haStcns TO say he has
| been misunderstood,
THE Milwaukee Sentinel says that the Demo-
| cFalS Of Wisconsin have nominated for Governor 4
most biltcr and un' easnnaLle partisan. a man who
was hot symptlhiger with the South during the
| war, aud has chung with amazing tenacity To the
| Inu-t violent prrihdccs OF the Democratic party
ever since, lie j., moreover All extreme initiation.
ist aud h,s been busy in organizing the Grccnback
party In the state.
Mr.. II. ID. ARMSTRONG, whom Governor
| Phelps has Appointed 10 succeed the late senator
Boy, uf NsSOlrl. is an ardent believer In the fl.
| turc Of the Western Democracy. He looks for a
pccts that then under tho new npporiiUnmcnt, the
West will uhiaIn control Of the convention, and
make the platform and nomination.
GovFRNOR YouNG. of Ohis, Is confident
that the tcpublicsrs will carry that State by from
h01 10 ljON majority. The worgingmen art
claiming great deal. and hb did no, know but
that they might succeed In gaining the balance OF
power In the iv.Ja;ure 70 that they could tlrtnts
the election yr0 tuitcd States senator. II they
could eIrrt ten members tai would ba enough
As for tho beatty movement the GDv-ruor tells
correspondent Uf the Cincinnati CnmEIsTril that II
does NOT SmDmut 10 anything. II might Keep foW
hnntrrh hrp'nii"snstrn,n the polls, but that wa
all. II ,l''~mi s,rfe anybody, though Beatty /,
uCln2ndIHNi! II earliest aud runs Realty bureau
with great N!err, Ia faci added Ih" Hnyernor
Beatty l. s'Ol lCai NJ y Sureau h,ns.lf" Now
that Is Grw'niphI SANDER and " General Beatty Il
III" man he "a bsiuyed Ia be, there viii be music
In LnlMmhuk.