, 1881-12-30

Political Matters III tho fxaNlscye stnte,
Special Correspondence at Ths Chirapo Tribune.

cood mn,,v iir,,Hhltcuns In iown WIN liz mt
lila tha n,,na.r,,,en ~ thinos n, Wnshsnvton
;', .n .,, .,io ~ ~ ", ,ta W ras,o:
,+ at' n w o aG 3pc m rc1do sI ,rSo ''n m ,vo
Ills Cabinet to stay, after four mouths delio-
erutinn. 'rhnre Ia II very unucrul Impression
,,,at t ,,;,, ,'a.,, ,'sa ~ f:nra",d,a t,os,,,"t
aftur tI.o ~, Of ncxt March. II such is to be
tho fgct, tllesc Republicans say they llavoa
rIslt to know It, anl know It before tic lat
III :1nnnarv ne ttov l,nyo imnortnnt nrrnnrn.
mcMts contlngcnt upol' tlas TACT:
The contest for Speaker OF tito llollsc ap-
pears to hayo narrowed down to Judge
Str,lhie. of ,ranu. and Join N, irwin. Of
l1eo' ana t'lo str'le aiho's thelr l1lenas
wakes warm. II is llot Impossible that tio
Hon. fintt Wicks, Of Shelby County, Will
trouble them little, should the Northwest
s,,,, y" '.a, ,,, -, s0 ;a s,.a.,,,, - "v
Conslsernole pad A''nor Nus aifeaay beeh
engendercl by tho zeal of'in]1dlclousf friends
so far as to attack those wl,o having nothing
,bo,avar ~ 10 ,vttl, If ti.ho nrr.,mnrt l,as
WhatesuI W w WIN ~ 1ne "tkn.''e'i. nas
0eoN naaNGel, tnat tno iatlher c!1ss MAst 10
tlS rGason that tho committees OF TIC Senata !.
VIII hq ill9do Up aRal'ist tnel,l, aiid tnGy
lNust, theretnFe, eSttct W. lnuuencu " tt!elt
tnyor from TINT b1uy. rms - ah lh.ptltalloti
Np'A LIN 4utCt@AAey AV'EStJ HbShR-
Gov. Manning, IS unjust as It ls wholly ".
waffnitMNie. II y aiSN NJ asi'efsioM aieM tg
Senate. ,9n 9nl upon the people who elected
them. The lrestt[ent OIL tlle nellalo mltst
nerlurce make up hlS cQhlilltteeS from
those whom the peon!e hayo sent 70 taa aaii-
| ate: 1le lives III nanagtic!lltur9l community,
and has SO lived all us life. Mu Has rntsea
~ farm, aMt MS ancestors i Were las'nsrs 1,
a9 eixn w1o Ee knoWs lin VII
sny TINT hu Is nntNgonistic to tho a;gricult.
Wral claSs9s: lily y % ma,, at lutaslt9enea
aud capabillty, ana ho Will brlnG - tne place
which l!avo not been Ind for inany,yeais. It
u truu TINT, when !te wns III tl!e llonSn, i!e
favored tae repenl OF the HnliloMt iMssil
a% nt!t y Was because ~ neehtSm IT, tta, IL III
he!4 pxec!sc!y the sas.e views as ttld Jas1es
+. Wilson. Whp now nppcAts 70 oe Inc
GrnnEHr,s canaltlat9 lof l1hltea 5tales sen- ~
Manning took; antl. rs tho result, the north.
western pnrt OF the Stnte, III which lIc r.
sidcs. IL being grid!r9tted Mttli railroads;
whereas, under tho isallroau Iat!11 INV. theY
ho nys sSe Ill., IT, nv pESSo y, ~ Gft,y
Srs na tossnd teS 't acrcs ms q @ trow,' II with: H.
Mr.. Manning Is younE nIatl-tila ynu,Eest
WHO llas ltu!tl tho place; oat 10 W!ll bring
to,lnnt-loyolnor's chair ,tllnn Inns been there
IN the past twenty years. ,.,.-
TlIo soluter-boys stell 70 % ali thmroW,ig m.,
" tsiF afa IT. ios Gnp1 1 liMl Spfty w
The succcssorslllp to Marlin ~ Warden 1t Ut
AnatAosn Both nra admirably lltted ior tho
placc Mr. Alnrtll lias nll.tto i spIGi2assi rse'
| nrtt; but thu party h1a recognized Ills wntth
BY giving him tl'rce successive terInsCs0lEe.
thing quits illllsltstl ~ th1H state llls itct
is urged strongly against lin. rs It Is ngaist
a. cal.dfdnte for any ofllce IL tllts Sthte.
Should llH fait to Rct 1t, that will bo tho only
reas0n for 1t.
There is remarkable lull TT tho United
atates Senatorial strlfe just NOW, Whcther
1t IN from a calm, settled conclusion ot leEis-
lators-elect, Or whether. they. nre keeping up
aylgarols tl,tuklng a1'i DON'T know wIat G to
say, y .loTe tlnIl @ call be found or: X yoa
yRu would Conclude tho lnatter was NOT
fOreg0ne conclusion BY q largo nsajorltyi !
and, wore you to SEQ tho mel who come and
90, keeping ttl0 yacafIt chnlrs warm III tlle
Executive 0hice. yoM might eohs!nae u y
"Ihe still SOW tllas drinks tho sWil!." IT T.
1utte sllru thcre Will bB Lively contest III
an! itnyian w9so p!eS agA.ass Gacas oEas.. sS,H
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