New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18
political NEWS.

A few Republican journals are indulghg IN
ira nostine of naming Presidential candidates for tSs
party III 1854. Senator Harrison, of Indiana seems
nave he most friends, but IN Iowa the claims oil aenA'
Allison are pressed warmly The business oil freSsA'
making however, is not occupying the attention
majority OF the party journals just now IAe3 az "a
gaSed IN trying TO pun the party OUT oi the ui'' ~
which bad leadership has thrown II.
An ANALYSIS Of the vote cast in Indiana lf
candidates for the Legislature Is said to show amponu
in favor of submitting prOhibtory amendmeh' " A'
people In eighty-seyen counties the nominees ""
Favored s,bnission received 900 S0j while the Deno.
cratic candidates. received 207624 votes Bht a. ~.
Drm0rra control tire LEGISLATURE, this majority ID ls,
OF giving tine 'cJpIo an opportunity 10 express su
ion Oh prohibition will, OF course count IOr hO'I'As
Since the Democratic sweep OF last "eeN
some of the Southern BourbOns think that tne' o.
strongly enough intreuched in power 10 give up 'sH
bulldozing and balotb0x stuiing Ihe ''cNso"y Nv
aid argues that whatever excuse there may ha''V'
for these practices in the past they should ho' oe 80
teneuced any logger because tne Northern fihA'es Any.
bceu cfactually sqnelched" IL Is WILING 70 seo
colored people allowed to vote and TO psrnrpae ~ vi
lie affairs n proportion 10 the hu4hDoI ~ iA'NA'eN
Trustworthy men among them -,
Mr.. John G.. Thompson, of Ohio Is rho'ea
in his 'clams about the late eletions. lie a''n~.
that the victories were not entirely achieve" :"
votes of Democrats, for q large number Oh foPu'
votes contributed to the general result II was "i,'
victory OF the people, who are tired OF Dosssn
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i. idea about the Presidential campaign Is .p ii sS
viii be adjusted by the people, anu tune nsittst
yclop tho candidate. Bureaus or machines Wa NV"
nominate elect a man PresidehI -
A large number of tho Republicans eeV's.
70 the Michigan Legislature were pledged to vote ~.
return OF senator Ferry. Curiousy enough I"e ~"
u,a.oo Telegraph uses this al argument asa'n''
election IL believes that the people made known
nnml,takable manner ut the late elections 'hon
for change ana that the fact taat pedges n al lie
mada ma advance proves that Senator fetS 70 c.udE
choice of the people. The Telegraph menuols w tas
date NJ ia own bur IL evidently uocs uoe '"'N'
claims of Congressman Hubbell "a
Much of the time OF the next Cohgi.e.
likely to bs taken M in deciding contested election ,s
There wer. an unusual number OF close ds'i Iii
fall and thu defeated candidates In most VI Wv .,
doubtless endoayor TO get their successful
seated The Washington Star says that the
bpov, that ma will not be- OF pocket eygn IN noh
lis ease Therefore, having every ~ k"
in IN lose he enters upon contest wncre, N unsac
n. had 10 bear tho burden OF his Own arth the
orssrul no would not consider Ills enan0o'
venture. -. \, .Lat the
Governor Foster, of Ohio, thinks .nas M, no
INDEPENDENT CRITICISMS OF the Republican pap,aa 70
Iitical assessments and the civil service ,s he
the recent disaster oil the party Al tue sAao 10
Relieves that these critiotsms have had soaa ooa
arouslne public sentiment. and the time wiz \, the
when . step must be taken towAsu ''