New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
POLITICAL NEWS.

rsotuclSv will have two candidates for the
sr,.kershp Of the next acknowledgement carlisle
- blackburn OF the two men Senator Williams OF 'h
s.s believes that the latter stands the best ehahce
an election Mr. Blackburn is receiving no supper"
hvpyer from his partys organs outside OF ken'ueA!
and hs boom for the speakersp VIII doH3tess % lie
II 20 a lew political fossils. His day ended VII" ~
loo period OF TIE Democracy.
There is food tor thought in the following
from me Dayton Democrat for those RepuohcunS w.
thak the party can safely trust to DemceF1itlo
IA restore il to power in the lower House oil Cohs'
1884, A political party that has been in power eou'n
,v for more than twenty years exhibits signs Oh ueo'
.,e weakness when 1t openly admits that vs. 90 ba
cess is dependent alone upon the pqo the postion in
saaae by the opposite party. LUIS i ~ ~
%Seh the Republican party now places l1sell' g,
Fv-Congressman Chalmers stands goou
s,.,oe NJ Getting into the next Congress the Deo
.rstio papers reflect the views OF their party lne' o.
.uuear 10 think that would be good stroke o Po!
Cor the Democrats TO admit him. and MS theH
VII be large enough IN any event they can ailoru 70
r,agnanimous As Chalmers cannot I've selte" u4
sraobar hos been elected he will serve the DelhoSh
fuy Us well Manning. ~ his ul1eI' niy his vote
Republicans Is supposed To aaNS aocros win get all
f0- Republican Speaker. so the 49,, NJ whatey er
tbe nv ri and the Republicans all the odluni u ~
bargain there may have been - mora
IT., democrats of Massachusetts were in"Io
r,saa n, their victory than their party irlehuS III y
other state and they accordingly longer ~ 30 20
Ct aounap,itv All the successful Candidates H',o
,.oen Given banquets and opportunities 20 CONG
the Marty and TO picture its future IN gowns
,hA smoke OF the after-dinner cigars Inere Is
' 49,. o ~ the restaurant Keepers In Boston aoeu
,ouv in the election OF Butler IN oruer 10 neo
.,s ,r,,s stock of provisions on the JuoiautA w
% n the rest OF the party Is as hungry as ' ne ,y
knsanu ~ evenTe 10 supply II with banquethg HaIe
nal should it come into power ID 1904
The election vas no sooner over 'u GU"
,, than efforts TO bring the two factions OF the ke
wei
"a too early however, for any treaty OF peace as 'e
,r,ess of the late contest has not as yet iad ulne
:, s,hsda Mr. Wharton Barker says that the lhuepeh
aerts will accept 10 offer to ward reconciliation lhA' uoe
not cover the platform agreed upon at the Cohheh'a
Hotel conference held in May sst They nave hSynns
80 auv steps toward coming into the part! eNcete
en that basis Eighteen months hence VIII pio'"'' W
time enough to talk about reoOAcllation'
II becomes more evident every day that the
agbt AGAINST Buersm will be renewed IN the MaSsachu
setts Legislature next winter. The reelection OF seaoi
Hoar will be the raying point for the anti nter' lo
and his return to Senate will be made the test VI b
lers influence in the Republican party. mus Iar -"i'
Hoar's opponents have not been succesSiui IN Ineii
efforts TO secure a candidate 10 run AGAINST nm
er,or LING and Francis A Walker have been nlenl'o'
but they have both refused tG be leI, ~ III nc NJ
and expressed wish Tor MI. nun Ia ,,s,,It IN the
defeat saws Ths Boston hGRscrp would leSli' ',o
complete Butrrizmg Of the Eepahcan pals an Sst a
iguOmi0us end OF Its proud Ieo"4U ~ 'A
would follow not long after
Senator Mitchell of Pennsylvania appears 70
think the war on senator Cameron has been carried 'r
epough The Washington correspondent OF Inc PH"a-
depha Press reports him saying that he does not no
love that the unloading Of Cameron ~ II Is Called
would cure all Ills OF the party and a. to disbarins nm
from being candidate for reelection TWO years h'hct
ne can see no such course There are WRONGS
in the parfy mana cement against which tie lndepeh-
dents en- direct tber efforts, and although MT cameron
has been The exponent of Iu6ny 81 these oJectoh'pie
nethois Mr. Mitchell is persuaded thai the lndcpen-
dents will err If they make their hSut PERSONA one
senator Mitchell Is evidently IN favor OF mat Alhd ol
reform that hurts a. little a. possible
Georgia il one of the States that were
Given additional representation in the National House by
the new reapportionment bill and failed to rearrange
their Congressional districts last winter The present
makeup Of the districts The Atlanta Constitution admits
was made with purpose of giving the Democrats an IN
far advantage has operated differently from what
It's designers intended The aing Of the colored vote
IN few dsrc cts aud the white vote in few others has
given opportunity for independent action u the at
Yer result Che Democrats we're not expecting AS ger
ryIuauderiu has failed to accomplish It's purpose me
onshftfi0a now wi ling to try flT appOfuohHchtf
and asks the Legislature To form the districts yAeVIA-
eally without reference to the whlIt or coIOIeu 'OVo