New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-23

-, ,,,,,icans can hold the dstr i
now without his sacrificing his PERSONA NV 1,t;.oco
Con,ressmen Aldrich and Davis, OF On ,r..,ou
are both anxious secure renomha''on ~ second
h former ia serving his third and tue h''o g., ,beir
,eru. The prospect is that they VIII congress
s,,titsp Mr. Farwell. the other hepuoIrsiion Under
t, chicago viii pot seek renonln I'm ~ressopa
ne new apDorionment the city ha- iV p remocrats
Sstricts one Of which is conceded 10 '"' -. Ten,
tn, icons Given oy Representative lown-
nv -, d., t-,,r, the field for renomih"''on
en- the cleveland district are Ms ooalo "
', -, ,ne harmony Of the party ana his INV.
-, e., s,and in the WAY Of 0thet with an5 had be
lie ha. already been - vorld doubtless have cue
chosen ~ make 0'-
IT. ,,ol,tical situation in Massachusetts may
10 sr,niifcd somewhat II Mr. Harris de'nnos -,
AGAIN IN tho ia District AZ II is stated he VIII
give Governor Long the opportunity he mas 'O"s ao
~ roipc To Congress and narrow the Guoerh"'ol''
60 20 Crane and Bishop The formers ssplrai."r AID
snfoi7rd bv the opponents o. extrayagani Nv Of he
larblT bills, while the Iatter H"S ''
friends oil woman suffrage. -
III contest in the Id Florida Congressional
s,s,r,ct will doubtless be between Co.ohe D's' o.
General Finley The latter has been noHii""'' n,
Democrats and the Republican nomination J. P a.
sssured 10 the former Colonel Bisbee says 'l"'
81, am ne a warm one he expects 70 be assls,ou ~
-. ~ -r,,ssional Campaign Committee anu Jus a., -,
doubt q the result. on the other manu-, = D''"' IVY
be- reveuged for being Ousted from us SCAT
to Kid Congressional District OF Peunsy4'"h' "
sterau Z, defeat us denomination has been acooP'ou
lvMrB.C Cristy. lie has ionS been anxious 10 ~ -
Coueros, and believes the present occasion oHei' ~
be.t opportuuity he has tad He was menDei o. oo
Isrslafure two years. and rs pronounced al
man bui is not considered q particularly sT0nH '
date III
The Congressional Convention In the lld
District OF Tennessee meets tomorrow out 'neIc "p
pears to DE no possibility OF il agreeing Every county
in the district has appointed two sets oil delee'es
md The inevitable result viii he split ana TWO ean'
dates II the stories about judge Houb VINO i seoi"N
n renomlnation are true he could ne retired Ni,n S,
any los. 10 the Republican party. HIS coinPe ~
Tuie has sought the nomination D04VAe, anu ." -
claims was defeated by unfair means
General Chalmers makes vigorous retort 10
,he Democrats who accuse him OF deserving Ms pTlh
elples and going over the enemy The Mei"PhS AP
neal charged him with trying to pay the role OF nahohe
an Mississippi replies by saying that the iacon u
the Democracy Tennessee which The Aped supports
e. doing tie very thing he is accused Of Further he
frankly admits that he seeking Republican ana ana the
prt o. the coored voters. and says thdt II eie'teu'
he Will vote for the Republican candidate 4ol -
He ADDS could scarcely MAKE Z esttr ~,
principle In voting fOr Republican tudh ulu IN
Tor -aiu Eaudallas the nominee OF DcnocIa'iC
The Democrats are not likely 10 uiaAc u"J f0''' Ni
10 D. attempting 70 Willy CAa4Ih'is.