New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-01
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Greenback candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania has been lost sight OF in the warmth OF the
fight between Beaver and Stewart. II is doubtfuifht
polls as large vote 1t predicted he would tive
months ago. His strength is now estimated Of 250M
votes. Early in the canvass 1t was supposed that h
would have more than double that number.
Mr.. George w. Curtis has Endorsed the can,
didacy of Theodore Lyman, the Congressional nominee
OF the Civil Service Reformers in the IXth Massachusetts,
District. Mr.. Lyman Is Republican, and is making biz
canvass solely in opposition 70 the spos system. II
understood that che Democrats Will vote for him. theJ
have made nomination OF their own. The regua
Republican candidate is Congressman Gambler The 70
suit IA in doubt
The Democrats of Iowa and Mississippi an
agreed upon one thing, aud that lie the desrabity
free trade. In the former State they adopted patfo
this year which demands, not tariff with incidental
projections but absolute free trade. The VessbWg Her
aid approves the platform "sOund from end to end
and suggests that the people Of Mississippi force then
congressman 10 work up 10 tue position OcCupeuV
their Iowa brethren.
There seems to be an indispOsition among
the prominent Democrats in Connecticut to going on IDA
stump for Waller. the partys nominee for Governor Al
unwillingness identify themselves with his deeath
probably the The campaign committee has there
fore been compelled go outside the State for speakers
Virginia and Roger ~ Pryor, OF NewYork, 10 assist
the closing week OF the canvass.
Montgomery Blair is trying to recommend
himself to the cOlorcd voters In the Win Disucs
Maryland whore he a candidate, By distributing ltho
graphs of the painting the signing of the emancpao'
proclamation In which Mr.. Blair figures q memberd
Iinoon's Cabinet.
Senator Hoar's enemies are reported to b;
actively at work in Massachusetts securing the nos
nation to the Legislature Of opposed to his reeec
ton The Boston Journal warns his friends that taJ
wish to retain him in tho Senate they must give atfeh
ton to the selection such candidates favor Dis
turn. Ii this IL omitted through apathy or indnef
ence Mr. Hoars supporters will find themselves ms
minority next winter
Alfred f. Buck, the Republican candidate fof
Congress in the yh Georgia District has issued an o..
dress giving his views the subject OF the arh ne
takes strong ground in favor OF protection and pesens
some convincing arguments In It's favor. He ssEs
whether the people wish by adopting policy q nee
trade TO strangle the industries OF the state whien
now entering upon a new era or Developments -
Buck is making a creditable canvass.
Congressman Bingham, who has been to
nominated by the Republicans in the LIST Ds'Fic' "
Philadelphia. failed TO make any reply 10 the ci'i "
vice raformers question TO HIS standing on that i
and they accordingly decided TO put candidate 10 Wv
field against him. General Lucius II. warren VIZ"
ccted the position and he has accepted the hono
a letter which he pledges himself TO faY0r sppis
nents In the public service on the ground OF n'neS
General Beaver has had to add another NC.
NAL to the long list he has made during the CANVASS
is stated that he was asked when In Lancaster
DAYS ago. " why he did not unload Cameron anu ~ "
Beaver on his own merits" His reply as given vac a.
he would rather not be Governor than do 'nAs :.
this caused unfavorable comment IL VIZ y, srse
General Beavers attention, when he SAID " .neee1
did not say any such thing. did say 10 Ia
that would not organize my administrator ~
favor or OF against any INDIVIDUAL