, 1881-12-10

PoLlTlCs3,
PLANS fuit NEXT YEAR.
WASHINGTON, u. T., Uee. u.-l30th parties
nre beginning to pIan for n1xt Scar's polit-
lcal cntlvnss. Tho Republicans believe they
hAve gotn l,old upon tho South 1T Inst, aild
they aro determined to nake special efforts
III TINT section. The election OF Brown'ow
a5 Doorkeeper Of tho House WIS sop to the
Southern Republicans. It Is said tint ore
Of the Virginia Ncadjustcrs will be giycn
tho ChairMansllip Ut committee, md that
every encouragement will bo offered South
er1l tnen to break from tho DUniocratfe party,
There are now here number uf mel, fronl
tho South, some former Democrats, who ure
plcturtn9 to the Republican leaders tho
glorious future of tie liberA1 nnti-lsourbon
movements down ulorc. Tho Republicans
Intend to MD every movement In tltat SECTION
that opposes tho Democracy, and thoy
count upon getting thirty or forty
Congressman from tho Soutll noxt ycar
who Will bo ahtl-Denocratic. S,Gclal
effOrts will bc mado .1i Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas. md
evelt Textls.. Ilu Duntocrncy or hlhry Is
divided into two factlons-0ne n1ttnEonistlc
to tlio nacllino III power. Tho Rcadjustcr
Legislature will rotistrict Virginia 40 that
they expect tt, got six Or seven members uut
OF tiie ton tile State will bo entitled to under
the now cons''s.
IN MONTH cAnor1NA
Il Q Democrats nrc not harmonious, n1ll Ito
p1bl[catls from thore assurt that tnnliy WHO
werc Union men during tho Rebellion arc
weary OF Den'7cratic rItle, and realty to as-
slst It's overthrow. III Tennessce tic De,1l-
ocrats aro split over tho debt question, md
tia l.ow-Tax wing are prrpar!ng to nlaku II
contest oil their own liooE. III Arka1l-
sas tho Slate debt hns rent tl'o de-
llocrnoy asndor, aItd tho ruling eioment
lias about read tic repattlinttonEsts out ot
the party. LII Texas II Is represented Tint
the nntt-D6tlocrntIo vote Inns not bcetl SHOW
Ing Itself, but thot 1t CHI be brought out by n
liberal movement. THIS Is tho substance OF
tho yew rs now taken ny tic Republican
leaders mere.
TILE QUESTION NOW 16
to tad Suitable laatters Tor u'o a'itl-Democ-
raey movement III theso Stairs. and, with
View Of lndncn. ineii OF ability to 1aSe hold,
Federal patronage VIII be offered as q balt.
1tcpreselllatlVeJotles'd dfcchbackor,o Of Iexast
youc1cs for tho ox'stei'e'' Ut strong anti
De'llocfa&lc sentiment III Ills state, aud, rs lo
naa beeh s'lccesstal III organizing It III one
CONGRESSIONAL district, he VIII ba recognized
III the leaaefol ailtl-ljonoctats Ill Iaxns. 1le
Will bo permitted TO haEo Ills say IN tae Fed
cfa' appointments for IeXas, anil VIII e''-
aeavor 10 no place tho'n as TO build up tic
opposition to tho Democracy Tho roglilar
Lepno'lcans from Ie''aesseo ald North
Carolina tnsise upon controlling the patlUn-
nEe Ut these States, and ,nny thus Interfere
with tho rea1linll of the Republicans ailtl
Ltberals. lln"k. OF tennessee, Is opposct! to
giving ot'1cet 10 my Dofl,ocrat unless l'e Joins
tlle Republican party. But tho nen who
coltfo! a''ti direct tlo Republican pOl!cy nra
deternafned to encourage Independence In
tho South in spite OF Republican opposition
1ro'.' that section. As yct tile leaders for tho
ailtlclpatca independent movements III most
OF uio Southern States hive. not been &C.
lectetl, bat conferences, consultations, at,a
correspondence are going oil to TINT ond.
MISSISSIPPI
Ia not overlooked. uc,,. Fitzgerald, WHO run
on tho recent Coalition ticket, Is l,oro for tic
purpose of obtaining alh Tint will keep tho
Coalition party aiye. Tho Southern Demu-
! Gratis nre nwaro ot these plany, an.l s.,,,e Of
them aro undoubtedly u,,easy stucu tho
result III Virginia, An Arkansas Congress.
man says he does mt beltuyp the i,uuul,-
licans can maku unIon with tho uisap-
,ointe.t Democrats In tint State, brra,,su tl,o
nr the oolorc rrc.,. lin ha,inrna t1,n lI,n,,..