New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26
POLITICAL NEWS.

Mr. RandalPs scheme for getting possession
of the speak rsAip is TO aid Democratic CANDIDATES
Tor Congress in close districts. II elected they will nau
rally feel grateful TO the who aided them and Will
become his strong supporters In this way he hOpssSS
Obtln many votes from the West and south Nlen
woull othe. wise 20 to Carlisle, of KENTUCKY.
Some of the leading ProhbitiOniSts in Illinois
nave acknowledged, it reported that their only PUT
pose In running candidates for the legislature IN hs'
is 10 the election Of enough members 70
David Davis 10 the United States senate IAishs
injured their prospects in many districts for me yen
p3tance Republicans while willing to ad TIE prohDNo,
movement, nor Inclined 20 throw away 80 lmp0f1sn
office as tne United States Srnatorshlp
The doubtful Congressional districts in Vas
sachusetts arc the Vlh and IXth In the former Con
gresham Bowman has been renOminaed AMI Congress
man Gambler IN the latter by the Republicans In'
Democrats have renOminated Leopold Morse in the VIZ
aud iudOrsod Theodore Lyman. tHe candidate o. w
civil service ref0rmers, IN the IXth District IheIeY
pears be strong pro liability OF Mr. L! mans e'ee.S
but IL doubtful If IN re Is dissatisfaction enough amoHs
the Republicans 10 permit the choice OF MI MOTTO
The BOurbons IN South Carolina are in grea
fear lest tie Republicans and Independents VIII s ~.
troll OF The gsature of that They wish loPs
several constitutional amendments in or'ef
strengthen their mold on the state among wmcn y"
propOsi change the time OF eectng tbe Goveind
ana ointr officers ana tHe Loss tAe Lessa aDaner
upset all their plans. A. Wade Hampton says D"-"
uOgS threaten" the BourOOns.
Ex-AttOrney-Genera Lear, of PennsylVan.'
for many years one OF tue strongest sappor'ei'
Cameron family nad in that State. but he Is no" sos
wish the Independents In a speech recently denes
IN Philadelphia, he said: Cameron must Dc u"'oa1
and we propose to do H. II We have TO dump tue cAie
and car together in heap, that wheels snu nsSS
sceptre anu crown, buOkler anu shield, VIII 80 "A
parapaoTnala OF sovereignty shall cumDer the "''
one promlscuOus indlsunguiShabe mass
The loss OF seven Republican Congress'nes
in Ohio Is doubtless due IN measure TO the ilidse
eagorness OF the Legislature to arrange the Consres
districts the beneat OF certain The C'"'"s.
Commercial points the moral Taught by the e!eeeon -
follows: There were In che Legislature lase "
eleven Republican candidates for Congress. so''" ~
distrlced the State Nine Of them beaten TOT Nv
NATION Two We're nominated IN districts prypa' ns
themselves. Horrs district had $500 kepuoheaa" WIS
J0rity when II was maze, aud no WAS Deteu
nams district WAS 200 Republican, aud he w wac scs
500 hich considered rather brilliant uns can.
him. Not member OF the Legislature Is eiee'eu " "
gross"
Mr.. Theodore Cook, of Cincinnati, was v.
derstood during the recent In Ohio 70 w
posed TO the attitude OF the Democratic par! W o.,
liquor question. He Is OF the few Temperance -
oorats IN the State, 1he Cincinnati En9virsrs
ington correspondent suggests that Mr.. Cook m1
candidate for Governor next year on an Indep0uA
ticket and receive the support OF the Repuoncsn'
temperance Democratic The correspondent say :,
heretofore Mr. Cook has been In reserve ~ 'as AA