, 1881-01-29

And It il n fortnnate thing for tho S!nte and
Nnt1ot1 TINT lIo rctnaiiGtl at home: fng, na
If Oliiu. liz won Mi tim l,or1-
sIdos Seins @ of ercat a ssrsIeo l to Ills slaie5 "
= IOWA.
sptttdl Dspdtth 10 Tie Chttaso Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., jan. a3.-Tho political |
pot 1hay now ho aatd to bo boiling IN this
State, n1lti politicians nre watching tho cor
ncra mighty closu tn keep track OF tho various
combinations which arc being formed.
FOR GOVERNOR
the candidates are numerous. acnntor Will
lam Lnrrabce Of Fuyette. cx-3tato Auditor
d. Il Sherman, Ltoiit.-tiov. Frank r. CaMp-
bell, Senator 4. Ktmbnll Of Howard, the
linn. X. u. Stephens Of I4lui. United States
Marshal John ". chapnfa'. Of Council
Bluffs, Senator James llnrlnil. md tlte Hon.
james Wilson ot 1alnn. nro named. Mr..
Wilson fnfurn,s your correspondent TINT he
Is not candidate, and witt not under any
circumstances allow Ills name to be used
Chapman Is not much OF q candidate himself
hut ILLS friends urc considerably I'll Cnrncst.
Sc,ntor Klulbalt Is tic candidate Of the Pro-
hIbltory-Ameniiment r1emcnt; but lie will
have 10 contest tho lnlors with Frank Camp
bell, WHO Is onu Of tile most ultra Prohibit
tlonlsts III lho Stnte, and tho especial clinfn-
pi0n of the temperance people. It iins becil
generally conceded that tho contest In the
Convention would te narrowed down to
Sherman, Lnrrabcc, md Campbell.
While there are many Republicans In tho
State who would 10 pleased tu 500
SENATOR IAIlLAN
recognized in fitting n'annor, yet he has
hitherto tnkGn no action personally in tho
matter. hut yesterday ho arrived In tho
city md Immediately wns c1osetcd with sew
eral prominent politicians; which net gave
rise to tnuch speculation, and, III connection
with tho fact that Ile also, lust Friday, at
small town In tho southwest part Of the
State, "mut by chance, the usual way" we'll
known to politicians, several prominent Rcn-
tlemcn who hayu moro or less to do with
b ilas concluded to tako the Executive chair
II le can get 1t. III fRct, It is nsstrtcd hero
tp.stAy, by tliose who 0MK!tt to kmDw, that tho
object Of his mission here IL 10 see wl1nt hts
sisS Sho s a5T 10 n io dfSise e rqs aRo w Ef Escu.
cert II good many plhns l0w perfected. anil
create considerable disturbance. ThoseWio
llaye ALREADY. worked t!p thu lietti, md been
for ph1 nyg tn9T ras w no. ot T f.
w0itld not be surprising II tho Old 1lntchct
was ul,bur,ett aid /. bitter warfare ensue;
Tho question, naturally arises rs to how
1laflalls eailu"!aeY
WILL AFFECT TIL: THREE LEADING CAN
md u Ia m ,unortnnt nAlnn, nms for ,,r 71or,on
will prove Il formidable competitor. From
whit know Of The affiliations existing, ! say
that naturally he will draw mostly from
t!Lose VINO wo9in otiieTTaso i,isn '91e !GI ~. +.
4 prohibit1onIst, anu also like Him, represents
the religious cleMpilt,- Senator bH!ng q
Methodist. 1le viii not ,tako lla,iy. I In
,vJu Wy .yS u ~ a., ,o ~ VIZ
IVY M W ne ne y ~ VIZ H. utat se, ts to
to tlu ltnftHeIn puIt ~ t4io 9tA9e ueI'!tsa t!!e
ull!co; aH0 tIty VIII Also eat!'! lihib ~ hEI-
tim thu Of TUG Stato can present better nun. y.
f,ats spsc stoF II @ II WhcMr ~
Wild ti,n trnnfts n Shern'ai, md GamphnlI
ts e; sssst tSs5 my cd fsF dE
% vSfy tkey ~ e tsg go % enc ,rf
stroiis hacking. the contest PROMISES to be un
interesting and close one.
ron 1lEurEyA yAyr-GovEnSoR,
+bo uon + vnoI ior !. 1nc1, !, "a evorv.
Hnomu hi,u loI htn hcsi, ~ ~ ioy*nshick tho mnn
nneWs n pes'{ ~ 't ~ umMctgm 5a a fE' w., Ia Il
fcsIsetnrnl' f. " md S",4ator si i,nfa Ynnr @ ri
tue Mtamtic IeleEr"n nfG fn,hnr 1e@t'oneq st
Mo as oeen Ut III 5nS nowcc LaGSe souar ~ com ro
t tem. Senator ' Young i,as seryctl two terlns ms
ao''''s' ~ u,, o,,,,,,r,,.a,,
FOR STATE sufERtSIESpENT.
g. ". Von Coelln tprescnt incumbcnt), the
doH 2va A Aofrqffty fa.so ls ats pTsaetsessq and Il
rho latter ls a prominent e'lneator, g we'll
lie two others l,ave been tried. Afr Won
Coein he's Sefys' tTo teys an s s
signed to tnku tho Presidency Of tho unt.
varslty At ChlcAg Ag0,-A move l'G never should