New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-14
POLITICAL NEJVS.

The Republicans of Missouri apuear n J..
thoroughly aroused to the EFFORT 70 free themse VOC
the rule OF Mr.. Filey. Tho Independent Repnh,o.]
Convention meets next week Wednesday, and 4, -
seems certain that every county IN ne state will be- %
resented. The party does not relish being .od o,, y
the Greenbackers evidently.
Speaker Kcifer thinks that the most u.
Democrats do Is to elect six OF the twep,va- o
Congressman in Ohio. The other fifteen he believss %
be Republicans The dissatisfaction wi h the River 60
HarbJr measure Is passing away and will have lit,o
no efc upon the Con gressiona elections T 70 %
for small Republican majority in the next Cosere.s
The election of delegates to the State 70,
ventOn in Boston gave Mir. Grape long pn,b sh.",
Of his rival. The stands said 10 he 90
for Crapo and 80 for Bishop. The later. hors-..
hopes get a majority Of the delegates rom the va.
part Of the state, but It does not probable NJ,
he will be able 10 distance the NewBeiord COngre.s
man.
The IXth Congressional District Of Viz.
einia offers a good illustration Of the muddIed con.
dition Of politics that State It has I've cauddate.,
Congress, classed as follows Samuel IT, Ncwbsrrv u
dependent Democratic; Abram Fulkerson Independep,
Readjuser; lcnry Bowen, Malone Rsa,Justor; 81 II
Independent Republican 80
The probability that Judge Phelps nav v.t
turn out to be the Democratic candidate Congrss,
the New Haven District Notwithstanding hs refusal 4,
again Is giving the other asirant- much uneasue,s
The trouble with Judge Phepss opponents seems IN Ia
that they cannot concentrate upoa any man The can
diiatcs numerous and they waited 20 lor,
that no one OF them Is Wiling To surrender tho pcseu.
opportunity.
The prospect of the Democratic party main.
tanning its control IN Texas believed by The Galresn
Necs to be good n has abandoned dead issue.
That paper says that the Infusion during the past a,
teen gears into the white population In Texas Of moi
Tying number of Industrious. eniegprisug and ndelen
dent uen-SOutheTu, western, Eastern, f0reigu-hss
create n sentiment al powerful In the Democratic pas.
~ for Prosr'o, and ell SntenncGt"
The Minnesota Republicans expect TO see the
hottest Congressional ampan this year the ever
Witnessed In two districts, the IVh the Yth, Il,
contests Will be particularly In the former Con.
gresham Washbum has been Tenomnated. and he has
party majority OF 5000 TO bank upon. But the Demo
crt;s VIII make vigorous tight and compel the kepub.
caus 10 De up ana doing In ie Nth District there are
TWO Republican candidates, ana nothing more Will b.
wanting make the contest in erestlng there
No one of the Congressional canyasses In
Massachusetts Is sufficiently advanced to indicate with
certainty who Will be the Republican nominee, except
IN the lid District, where Governor Longs nomination.,
generally conceded IL the Win DlsIlc Congressman
Bowman and Francis b. Hayesare the chief contestants
The latter has support o. the civil service refoner,
Henry Cabot Lod 20 aud Elisha Converse are the prn.
cal rants the Win District IAe result is doubt
full YET, conflicting claims being made both candl.
dates. Congressman Eaurcy VIII probably be To-
cleo ,cl from one OF the Boston districts
Alr. W iiiam VI. Price, who has obtained the
Republican nomination 10 Congress IN the Win Wis
ccnsn District after struggle lasting through many
years proposes to carry the isms which have dsia.
gushed MN at home along with him 10 Washington lie
ardent Proulbitioni,t an equally warm adyo-
cate Of silver coinage. On the latter ect lie SAYS:
" don't the coinage OF silver stopped, bg
long shot. II could ia things just to suit mysei
would have the secretary OF the Treasury Soy th0ss
whom the Government owes: . Back up your cart end
III load you up with good solid silver dollars Tnc re.
ply would be . UOnt want yOuI silver want some
tHg can carry. Very well; viii let che slAe
main ne.e IN the vault, and Viii give yOu cciuuca,e
which SHOWS that have here deposit uurA ST.
yer money that you can carry with you, and 1 VIII
make that legal tender Now tuafs the way | would
srtdc tine silver question" Mr.. Price favor u
printing unlimited Grcenbacks u few yeaI- but
conicsscs that he was wrong. Perhaps a. Wi make
sm ar confession III respect to his present silver craze
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