Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-11
Political Notes.

Senator Mcdonald cd rot arrive In Washing
Ton &c day, as was expected He Intends now
go direct from Atlantic CluJ TO Indiana, and
WI. WI. en- r upon ecfive du.J In the canvass 10
that state at once.
Senator B. ok w canvaes Ipdtana for the
democrats, be- irniDg next Saturday with his
opening speech.
Senator Morgan has just arrived In the city
from Alabc ma. He says the election in ths
state ives IS fer aS euy ever held any where;
that M ne could fe'rer; that there was no o. .
pc ,1tion, OF fpy cor -equence, to the democf 3,
aad hence the large ma1O. ity. The attempt to
urtte republicans I'D 'enba ckel 70 led Utter
yofe hsd ans Of is the
dent Of the e. ctiOn OF Er1cccF.
Hon. S. R. Mason, groenback co1didate for
COVE, nor OF Virginia Two years ago, has ts'sen
the stump for Ga, field a1d A,thur.
The rational pror'bit o.J party assert that
they will put en- e,"o,oral ticket before the
vO@o.j OF vwen,y states.
1t is announced authoritalveIy that Chs -les
Francis Adams, jr., Will vote for Ga. .1eld.
The following congressional nom ,attors were
made yesterday: EdN n Willets, repub"el~
second Michigan dist.ict Thomas b. Reed re
publican, frst Me'1e district; Ja. H. Hopl rs
and G. o. T. Miller, democrats, ,GenIy-sC cond
end twenty-th'rd Pernsylvania e'stl.cts r.
s'xth Lor' te ma c'sI ct; John &C 9de, democrat,
by the i'ndeij. copd Virginia d'su ct; William
c. May Drly, democrat fist Ncl igan diSt. ict
2r. Neal, repubacan, eleventh Ohio st. lct; jas
CfarlCswOi. d, democrat. siXt zenith Ohio dts
t,.ct; nj. L. ClarCy, demo ;rat fist Mt.souii dS.
tic.
Representative ,r'1g, rep.) of Massacha-
setts, has volunteered ID go south and mor 1t
the strmp for G., field
The tamperance pro "oi or'sts OF the wiz
hold convention in PoItland and nominate a
Inc &c
the interest OF The IrsiOr'S-'
The canvass for Cover lor In Kansas IS b0com-
Ing Vely hot owing ID the opposition = the le-
nontnatiOn OF Governor ST John on account { :
his prohibition prccliv1los. AT the lat" req )rtc
of eighty even delegates chosen to the scat :
convention foruy-"tX Iavor0d h'p.
The Springfield R2L ubljr1n has the worst sort
Of political dyspepsia and no Aud Of Diet seer g
to sgrce With IFS stome ch for sny length OF time
one day 1t serves up r'cely cook Ca 1ed
meal, TO which 1t 'ts down Nith el dent relis
But il Souls WITH 24 houiJ, and fhe next day it
ties Hanc2ck with no 1tter result. We suggest
Tanners plan A 40 day 8 fa st from all pollf cal
Nfnds might work wOnde,j with the s. r. 8 d.
gest1ve apparatuS.-IutnlerJ JLurn1I.
Tie Oakland (Ca') 4ribuns Qep.) warmly
urges the renom'nation of Congressman Pa &C.
His lest majoiity was 1000 votes.
Ex-Congressman Frank Jones " Ill prob bly,
be the democratic candidate fo- cove lor OF
New Hemp J re.
There is talk IN Wjsr )nstn of nom hating ex-
Senator Doolittle for Congress.
Senator Conkling, In company With Chester
A. Arthur, Instead Of gong to the republtca1 4
nationsl commit: rooms yesterday, VISIT ID the
the governors room, they ca" on Commit
.ioner C'mpbe',, with whom hey ha short
interview. In the evening they went TO the
Orien+al Ho+l at Manhattan Beach " Y.
WLrld, tC cIU
The Newburyport {Mass) Herald opposes the
election Of DR.. Loring to a third term in Con-
gress for the seme reasons which prompt, ] 1t
, labor Pgetnsr the renom' nation of General
strength hfs r'the, b en- for I'D IN the north
ern pert OF ITS c'stllct, aud that q change ha 9
occr, .rd there ~ pubic sentiment by which he
yesrs Ego. He then succ ed d by very mar
row majority.