New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-03
POLITICAL NEWS.

General Beavers home popularity is at
tested by the fact that every delegate from the
ties composing the xXtb Congressional District of Penn
syvana which he resides has been instructed IN vote
Tor HE nomination for Governor In the State Convention
There is an evident effort to force Congress-
man Phelps out Of the In the New-Haven District
The Nec Hdcen Palladium says that unless he withdraw
he is threatened with the publication OF embar
RAISING letters written two years The paper
adds SOMEBODY Is evidently very hungry for his Of
Nee Time Will probably disclose who this hungry fellow
The Kansas Republicans will hold two State
Conventions this year The first will nominate four
Congressnenat-Iarge and the second win nominate tho
state officers This it is thought viii result
the selection OF a better class OF candidates by doing
away with the bargains and trades that would be newt
able among the different aspirans we're all the candk
dates nominated at one convention.
State Senator Kaufman, in favor of whose
denomination Senator Mitchell wrote letter. de-
eaed at the Lancaster primary elections. This result
is said to have been brought about by trades and bar
gaius among the politicians. Five of the six candidates
nominated for the Assembly antiCameron. Con-
gresham Smith received large majority the
chine candidate. Mr. Kaufman has been urged stand
Independent candidate, but he has not decided
yet whether he will consent
The Democratic papers of Georgia hasten TO
claim that If Mr. stephens runs for Governor Of that
State it will be the candidate OF the Democratic party
pure and simple. The papers have all along rid-
cued the Independent But it that Mr.
safely ignored for The Atlanta Constitution. in its
Washngt correspondence, reports him having
toned Of the highest considerations inducing him
10 lay aside hi' resolution to retire from public NE tho
hope that he may and In preserving the strength and una
Dimity OF the Democratic party in Georgia
The custom which has held in Illinois Of
nominating for Governor with the understanding
that if he carries the state he shall be elected to the
United states Senate condemned by of the Repub
can papers of that State They say that State Conven
ton has the right pledge the Senatorshp TO any man
long beforehand and that the practice has resulted
when of the that led to the defeat OF
General Logan and the election OF Davd Davis to the
who Will serve through his term and leave 1t TO
the Legislature To select Senator
The Democracy of Pennsylvania is looking
around for Moses to lead it to victory this year Is
there not" says The Doyestoun Democrat, some
man this great State, within the Democratic Israel.
whose life is pure and principles so golden that tho
people Will hail him as their political deliyereri We be-
lieve that there is such man. and that the great occa
sion will call lin out The tired, disguised people of tho
State are looking for the coming OF such political de-
verer almost anxiOusy and eagerly the people OF
the East looked forward to the coming OF one to save
Clymer said TO be willing TO run for Governor but as
the Democratlc press does not grow enthusiastic over
the announcement ne cannot De the Moses the parp ID
looking for
Mr. viii II. Herman publishes characteris-
tic The Detroit Post and Tribune giving history
OF his connection with The 0kOtona States newspaper
He denies emphacay the charge that he received pay
from Don Henderson, Of Michigan or from any other
Republican AS to how his paper was supported
he says If the Democratic support that The States
received Mississippi had been Withdrawn from 1t at
any in its history it would not have survived sin
gle week The Okolond States reflected my Views II
ected views Of nine-tenths Of the Southern people
it depended for its existence upon the Democracy Of
Mississippi never received dollar for my editorials
In its columns and except from A T. Harper, its
proprietor, whose Democracy was tested on hundred
bate-elds of the COnfederacy and who s recognized
leader OF that party in his State"
Judge Lochrane, formerly Chief Justice Of
the Georgia Supreme Court, says in an interview pub-
shed in The Chicago Tribune that while there is wide
spread dissatisfaction with Bourbon rule In his State he
does think the present Independent movement has
promising outlook He fears that there is incapacity
and a want OF financial influence among its leaders
the Republicans and dissatisfied Democrats would unite
he had doubt they could the State and make
end OF Bourbon rule He added: Tho South largely
fayOrs protective tariff and Ia equally in favor Of in
ternal improvements by the National Government. As
Baines aggressive policy regard assertion Of
American interests abroad The people daily chang
have grown wiser in regard need OF capital de-
veop their mineral and agricultural resources"
The Republicans of Tennessee have proved
their right the party name. The state Conven-
ton last week took strong ground in favor OF the honest
payment OF the debt OF the State and refused to n-
dorse any compromise The offer OF the bondhoders
accept so cents on dollar declared to be wholly
voluntary on their part. The repudiating delegates
from shelby County refused seats In the convention
Governor Hawkins was renomnated by reclamation.
A The KnorrRc Chronicle says: The party goes for
ward and takes back nothing. 1t has inscribed State
Credit on banner and upon that goes into the con-
test for honesty and justice. IL u wlns ~
W. WINS sT ssaI over Ou Which we can take more
pride than from victory obtained through saeI1nce oi
principle We enter upon the null OF hope be-
evns that whatever the opposition may do, truth and
righteousness " III prevail in the end"