New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
election sure he has only TO sling indefinite amount Of
billingsgate at his opponent
Tho q reonbackers aftpmptinp the hull-

election he has only TO sling an indefinite amount OF
billingsgate at his opponent
The Greenbackers are attempting the bull
doing game in Butler County. They have broken mp
Republican meetings ana assaulted the speakers and
other WAYS have shown themselves well up f. Demo
cratic Tactics. Their mode Of conducting "a campaign
makes very evident In which party they have trained
heretofore.
In some Of the Congressional districts the
Democrats asking their candidates for Congress
rather pertinent questions to their standing the
Wood Tariff bill Oue gentleman sraddles the issue by
saving that the people seem Ia favor protection
he will. II elected vote accordingly. That un IN"
of arh man the Pennsy iyanians are likely 10
take much stock iD
Judge Kelley. who is now in Washington,
Is very sangune OF the success of the Republicans
Summing TAP the outlook, he says that h. does not re-
member In all his experience any political campaign
when the Republican managers were more confident of
success than now lie anticipates sweeping Nc'oiy
IN the state for the Republican ticket"
The Democrats have added to the other
burdens they are carrying III the canvass 10y the MONT
nation just made by of the factions ino which ne
Congressional Convention the Kiln District split.
The situation in this district has drawn 10 the attcn-
ton OF the whole state. After taking several hundred
ballots and failing make nomination, thc convention
a few weeks ago split INTO two iaCtOns and adjourned.
This result brought about 10y the persistent attempt
of Mayor Robert Kiotz the nomination, though
a majority the delegates and the sentimeu' OF the
better element of the party Overwhelmingly
opposed him. The INVENTIONS met tins week,
and faction. after Oalluus for several days, hnaN
the 4G6n ballot chose kUIZ the nominee for Con
grcss He Is notorious as one Of the most diSrtpuabc
politicians in the STATE aud nomination has en-
cured 10y lavish of money aud all the arts known
the COIruItIOnist What course the other factlnh
Will pursue Is known. but II will doubtless
name another candidate. The Democratic majority III
the district is very large but with two candidates III
the field bitterly opposed to each other the RcpucihS
have "a far fighting chance.
Mr.. Randall is beginning to cry stop
thief" While putting out money with "a lavish hand
himself. he is charging his opponents with fraud and
corruption and so trying throw dust i'll the eyes OF
the people. lie got in rampagc0us MOOD while speak
ing the other night aud harangucd i'll this style: The
threatened to food this district with money TO beat me
mean 10 20 back Congress by increased majority,
and mean when get there to ln up voice against
these cOimoIaut thieves and cucrOachue corporations
who would with the rights of the people Tie
reason why they want to beat Randall II because en-
couragcd a Democratic House to prevent these men
from putting tEoT 10 TIE pit into the pubic treas
ury. Flood This district with money Money thank
An want Of II, because have lived up 10
the prayer. from great wealth and save me
from great poverty Now as 10 ORGANIZATIONS u-tu
OF the polls IL tins ward dll election day
with the udpW-JDph Ia NY hands, and knew every
voter In the DIVISION. | war; You against the uHc OF
money this district. warn !Ou aEunS TIC TRAMP oi
the repeater. InfOIIItd tuty intend 10 do fraud IN
the district mean 90 follow behind item ana FOR every
thing they DO wrong mean to PUNISH them, /, NINA
YOU nave y Democratic D.S,rCt-A tornCY now, ana
bl~ir.Ct tOTury who does moi tvu 1" do hl- uhli
nor do Tear tne money oi The corporations used
against