The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

Aisoegenaiion IL punishable In Virginia.
Senator Armstrong, OF Missouri, would like 10 be
reelected.
Cobb, OF Indiana has good prospect OF reelection
10 Congress-.
Colonel A. w. Doniphon, OF Missouri, has been
spoken Of as a candidate Tor the Senate.
Tom Young, Ex-Governor, will DO a republican cap
didatc for Congress In ONO. SO they say.
The Utica Rcpubhcan (Conkiing's organ does not
favor exclusion OF the Presidential term OF Office.
ST. Paul Press (neutra) AS for tho democrats,
they want 10 OF Tilden either now or In
JSS0n
Springfield Republican (nd. rep):-"Tho resump-
ton or specie pay menls has been assured beyond
question"
Philadelphia Press trep )-"The business interests
oil the country require = republican majority In tho
next House,
Chicago Inter. Ocean:-.'Cherry pear trees In
full bloom, with y promise Of good fruit crop in
southern ONO"
The favorts candidate presumptivo OF the Pennsyl.
vana 'nationals' Tor tho nomination as Governor
Mr.. W. II. Armstrong.
Already the Arkansas senatorship has tempted such
aspiranls john 4. Jones and Robert W. Johnson to
declare themselves candidates.
the savannah Ne~s tacmocraD says that tho elcc.
tion OF Fields rs Doorkccpcr OF the House Of Repre-
scnta,ives is In every way gratifying.
Tho Conservative Committee oil tho city Of Rich
mould Va, has adopted resolution excluding lne
blacks IRON voting at tue primary eicctiona
Congressman Mills OF Texas, acclincs be candi.
date for Governor OF his state, because no thinks ne
can DO more useful in the council Of the nation.
Tho Democratic Convention OF The Twenty. secona
Congressional district OF Pennsy vsna mot at Puts
burg on April and nominated ]. K r. Dun Tor Con-
grcss
.A~so - all ~
republicans TO accept tue political situation as IL Is
and take In hand tho important issues which II pre-
sents.n
Judge New Will probably DO nominated for Congress-
by tho democrats OF tho Fourth district OF Indiana
and will be opposed by sextou tho present republican
Incumbent
Tho Raleigh Necs tdcm.) apparently ioresees tho de.
feat OF the democrats In North Carolina, for t already
begins lament that they arc deficient 10 the occult
science Of wirepulng and cicctionccrtng.
Denver Neos (rcpy:-"As well might you expect a
spider to spin silk whom nature limited
wcDs as TO expect tho democratic party TO forcgo
opportunity TO steal whom plumber Ia In sight,
The Utica Republican approncnds great danger TO
boin tho republican and tho democratic party from
tho popular strength which a now political orsan,sa.
ton would derive IRON a code OF loose financial prin.
cipIes.
Tho Quebec Mercury advocates tho abolit,on OF tho
Legislative Council OF tho Province, which u dc.
nounces 'simpy machine for corruption. a nero
instrument Of vcnalty, invented ~ tho .blcus or
tories
Tho Philadelphia Telegraph trcp) acknowledges tna,
.sthe day will como when, following the example Of
England, Il will be worth our whle TO INACCURATE a
FREQ trade policy" surely this is q detection iron
the political orthodoxy peculiar to Pcnnsy ivania.
Richmond tvaj State rcp.) .-.Iu esc,ing Tho Pros
dcnt let the people vote directly for candidate OF
thor cno,ce, and let tho return Of tho vote
the Governor OF each State, and DO by certified 10
tho Executive OF tho United States VINO shalt declare
the result"
Rochester Democrat trep.J:-"ff the President, taxi
Ing counsel OF true republicans should partially rcor
gapzo hts Cabinet; n he would, While stll main tam
ing his prcrogativs Of nomination, consult more
freely with those entitled to be heard " would,
nj all times and under all circumstances MAINTAIN
sturdy rcpuDIIcansm, past differences with tho party
would be forgotten and peace would be secured II 10
worth while Tor botn sides 10 make concessions.p