New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
POLITICAL NEWS.

General Mcmillan, who as the Republican
candidate contested the With Louisiana Conre,.o.s,
District with j Floyd King. believes that he has an
lcent evidence Of fraud and Intimidation to wsap,
him in asking the next House OF Representatives 70 ys
him the seat His canvass was credIts bic one ands
support he promised by tue better element OF "a
Democratic party makes highly probable that be va.
fairly elected But IL will be another thing to convince
Democratic House OF the fact
The early returns of the late elections an.
peared to indicate almost entire Oberatlon o, Tia
G4eeDback party. But later correct this i'm
preston. In OF the states the party Increased thu
vote cast for Weaver for President in $780, The Green
back vote in Indiana Is $4,000 increase q,
5000 while fl Kansas II up to 2342l an incsesss
spreading dissatisfied voters, who did 20 20
clean over TO the Democracy comphmented the parry
| Win an 0fyear ballot
The regulating wing of the Arkansas
Democracy claims to have majority In both houses 0:
the Legislature, ana 1t proposes to resubmt con-
stitutional amendment to the people declaring abou.
Sl3OOOOOO OF the state debt fraudulent. A simlsr'
proposition defeated two years ago mainly by BE-
pub lean votes the largest maortes against being
given IN Republican counties. Its fare. should 1t como
up again Is doubtful, bur the success, OF debtscsng
Virginia and Tennessee will naturally encourage ia
friends and depress its opponents.
The enemies Of Senator Window are stiIl
busy trying Prove that he ansssed wealth
during his Senatorial term but their statements 50
wide OF the marx a. 10 prove tneir falslIy, III Che
accounts of the standing Of the Minnesota Legs
lature on the Senatorial succession are REASONABLY
correct Mr.. WINDOWS opponents might as well give I'd
their attempt to defeat uim More than enough ReplS
ican members ii is claimed, have expressed prefer
for him to make his reel elton practically certain
At all events the Dunnel boom does not appear to Be-
making any progress
MIR. Raudal's canvass for the Speaker.
ship Is making much progress in tie
South If Democratic papers there renec.
r.atI.fi
are not carried away by the cry OF free trade do
not favor lis aspirations The Macon Telegraph which
admits that "tAe Democratic party succeed to
power and the control OF the Government npOu free
trade platform" IS opposed TO SIR. Randans elevation
says HE Is far from oeiug hrstelass in any
particular even as a p8slianentarau. His aDd cannot
rise ABOVE tactics and no | cJusun-d with
biton 10 be President He is bold, cunqnS. OF
tul sefc0ntrO, but lacks sincerity and displayed
powers ABOVE the position IN whicA h. has lived,
W., that OF ward politician in great city"
The growth of manufacturing interests in the
South and the changes is likely make IN The political
relations OF the aes Of tha section Is remarked upon
by The CAareGion Ners II evident tendency in
Virginia reject free trade theories aud unite with
Pennsylvania III favor of protection Should this In.
preston be correct that paper believes that the South
Atlantic States will have look TO the Northwest for
new political alliances. Then the line Of demarcaoa
between the freetrade and protective states VIII
as now from East TO West along the Ohio Valley but
tue Southeast 10 the Northwest political changes
doubtless being wrought ont by the new Industrial
interests Of the Cerrut States but IL probable
The AecS sGppOses tRat there Will In the be any
sections solid III favor OF or against projection.
Senator CamerOn's probable course in the pres
ent political emergency is ontlin by the Wsshinx'Oa
correspondent Of The PhGdeLDa1 Press He thinks that
the Senator has maze up his nj already what he will
DO. He Ia down aud he wants 20 get UP. His policy
viii he a conciatory IL is possible
Mr.. Camerons nature to adopt, and his objective point
is reelection In 1888 To accomplish this will labor
Or TIE next years. He power the parry md
else fu ependents" Bot whether the IIdep5nd
Will scceDt tLis compromise Is another thing T3e
spUndent believes thu all OF item are srOlgy
pOsed 10 Mr.. CainerOns reelection aud are willng0
turned n Senate 1t is 30 ,siJe, nOweyer, that the
Of Camera aud antCa heron NAV De obscured two
years Hence Oy some great National question.
The fact that tho recelt political upheayL
was couhued to the North leads The 81. Paul Pioneer
Press 10 conclude that the South is solid
tue Democracy. II such ncxibty OF political
opinion the electins demonstrated there IN
the North. And this Immortality The Pioneer Prm
crtc party which Is controlled oy the sOuth govern
the country. The Southern states," it says,
ct4geless tue stagnant pool within whose tGrlat
waters tue higher Oms of life cannot exist Tisy
threaten The Nation, by any definitely announced To-
tentiUns but by the mental and moral state wlich tIf
attitude argues. No waole section deny sngs
without denying progress. 1t cannot for two decades g
main Joined to it's idols without thereby c0niossAg
lack OF hh iaeas inscnsbllity 70 ne lcls Oh
selI-gOyerument blind. stupid determinaio " Keep
on N old track any cost wch make IL In the lsss
unfit to snare the Jnsiinlties OF power