The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tho Boston Globe wishes kearney all suceesa
II. A. sreetor is tho nationalist candidate for Con-
Rress In the Tenth district Of Ihnoia
For Congressional nominees parsons seem to bc in
sho greatest favor among "new men,"
Charles Durham tho inecratic candidate IN tho
Sixth Congressional district OF Illinois
Tho sreenbackcrs OF Texas now talk OF putting
Governor Hubbard in the field and unping him for
reelection
JEFF Davis Is said to DO much moro In accord with
tho ruling political sentiment In Mississippi than
Senator Lamar
Simmsns, tho ex-Collector OF Boston, Is under
moral pressure 10 join tho Independent standard Of
Butler, his wniom spouseE
Tho Chicago Times says that In the First Illinois dis-
trict the candidacy OF Doolittc JI the re-
turn OF Mr.. Aldrch by an increased majority"
tho Boston Traveller Acknowledges that sparty ties
arc weak and that "thero Is no longer a common
bond OF In the republican party the country
Cleveland Leodr:-"rho solid South under tho
inspiring voice OF Mr. Jefferson Davis is do ing some
very good campaign work for the republican party
J. e. Stousbton, Methodist minister, Is tho cand,.
date OF the prohbitionisis In the Fourth Congress
slonal district OF lliros lilo believes IN IN
nation
Bostsn Trapci<r:-.srhe consolation OF the groat
pubic 10 IN tho fact that although good mon have
been removed equally good mon usually have been
appointed"
kearncy--"The coming summer. Instead OF loading
cur ships with wheat boys, wen pack them with
shese ed iepers and send them to their
Fiowery Kingdom, never more to force our children
into hoodiumism aud our parents 10 starvation"
uuos Herald: -"rhis folly is also crime. The at.
tempt 10 break down the administration, II persisted
IN only suicide 10 the republican party, IL IL
treason TO the principles which we're sanctioned by
the gar and u 10 arraut inndeIity to all the great
tsrssts which require the continuance OF those prin.
cipies In the government OF tho country"
The Alta California maintaius that Kearney would
not nave Won IN San Francisco had not the msjoriy
the bstcr ei,izsns stayed away from the polls II
says that the journals that represented respect
bic pubic opinion high priced that lhoy we're
not generally READ Journalistic we'll as political
reform sssms 9 be seeded In the Golden City.
josh Allen, who declined . democratic nomination
10 Congress Illinois, acknowledged 70 DO 'cood
man" aud his refusal Ia regretted II is noticed that
great many "good men and true" are keeping aloof
politics Just nov. with tho probable expectation
Of casting In thcir los with the new host that will
march 10 victory.
Philadelphia Iress'if the republicans OF the Third
Congressional district sbiak OF seriously contrasting
Mr. Randalps reelection they must nominate q
sound, ubninchins member OF their party Who can
bring whole strength: who eau discuss tue
Of the DAY and properly represent the interests
OF the district In Congress- Tho nationals intend
10 pu, strong cardidats the nsld In that as we'll
ell the ether city districts, except Judge Kelley
The Chicago r,mcs 10 not Al all satisfied with tho
WORK OF s any o,nsr party IN Illinois during
the present campaign. "rhs candidates." u says,
hold out no promise OF improvement upon tho weak
character Of The present delegation Upon the whoe
the OF the old graveyard party shown to be
SIN downward Upon the whole, the course OF the
e-thesaviorsof-thc-u party Ia shown 10 DO
stii toward nna extinction. But tho candidates pre-
scented by the national tramp parry promise no m.
provemenI In calbre By comparison 10 ettaeI"