New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-29
POLITICAL NEWS.

The suggestion is made that the controversy
over the Republican nomination to Congress- In he
XyIIh Ohio District be settled BY the selection Of John
A. Bingham, now Minister to Janan. a. a candidate
This his old district, and II he would accept Is 10
lieved that he could receive unanimous nomination
One way to harmonic the differences in the
Republican ranks ia Pennsylvania is proposed by The
Philadelphia Press 1t advises the selection OF CON-
mee whose sole task 1t shall be to endeay0r to heal mo
division In the party. Governor Hoyt, Judge Jessup
John Welsh. JOba Wsnamsker and George Shiras are
mentioned as sni able members OF the committee
All the Representatives. from Minnesota in
the present Congress candidates for denomination
The prospects Of Messrs. Waslburn and Strait arc
thought good but is too early 10 determine how
formidable the opposition Mir Dinneu Will he. Tie
will elect ye Congressman this fall instead OF three
heretofore.
The selection Of George X. Nash as chair
man Of the Republican Executive Committee OF Ohio
rsures an energetic campaign in that State. Mr.. Nash
Is talked OF as the probable Republican candidate for
Governor next ven He IS popular and hard WORKER,
aud has been largely ln'trHh.hta IN 0gahlLg I i''
two successful campaigns OF the Republicans ID ONO
Ex-Secretary Blaine, it is reported, will make
twelve speeches Maine during the present campaign
The division in the Grcenblck party and the letlargy
among the Democrats seem to warrant the claims OF W
Republicans that they VII carry the STATE oy an oa
Tine majority TAeir chief danger lies, however IN over
confidence.
The possibility of defeating the Bourbona
in South Carolina this year is regarded as dubious Bur
The independents propose to make the effort, and ~
least Law the foundation for future success The Access
sion Of Judge MlCkcy 10 the Liberal ranks Will ad hrn
some the dissatisfaction caused by the course o he
Legislature Will be the chief factor in causing reV"n
against Bourbon rule.
= La view of the success ofthe Prohibition amend
ment in Iowa the Illinois Republicans fear that the queS
tion NAV give them some trouble The Temperance PEG
ole are active and II they conclude that the time pro
pitiOus to bring toward the subject II be made al
fsue In tue STATE Ia that case II might cauS
trouble In Of the Congressional districts, paTuco
larry the Xtb District
The opposition to the Bourbon candidate foi
Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals in Kentucky "a q
strong among the Democrats that his defeat would %
probable II the Republicans united in support Of
his ant-ourbon rival But for few Of me
Republican lea icrs pasi into the hands OF '.s
Democrats and urging the party TO have noiDinR ouo
with the coalition. IL they succeed In electmg Oapbh
Henry the opportunity that has been offered 10 uo
feat Kentucky BOurOonism Will have been lost
An effort is making to bulldoze the state
Credit Democrats Tennessee into voting for Bate tns
nominee of The repudatns Wing OF the part for GOV
ernor The Louisville Courier ournGL which bas 40
nounced the RepudatOrs for months - thro"lhx "
influence In favor of Ba and urghg an s ~ .
suI,nort him 10 is doubtful, however. II ,ne lag
Credit men can be persuaded TO 20 pacA Oh t1 i0V0s
and vote for the candidate OF the 10" 'aA '"euVA