New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-02
POLITICAL NEWS.

An energetic speaking canvass of the State
has been begun by the Republicans of Michigan. They
will depend maiuly upon home talent OF which there is
a creditablo supply Congressman Willis, Burrows,
Hare and spaulding will each make number Of
speeches.
MIR. Henry WattersOn has gone to the aid Of
Frank Hurd In his Of the Xth Congressional Dis
tret OF Ohio The advocates OF tariff for revenue only
I'm the Democratic party evidently concentrating their
energies I'm the effort elect Hurd and II they succeed
will Il lever to force tho party upon freetrade
platform in lSSI
Colonel Edgerly, the Democratic candidate
for Governor OF New Hampshire accepts the nomination
of his party aud says that his ambition is to begin
form In the corrupt Of money in elections In that
state II he can accomplish this, he declares he will
it greater honor than any other which could
come to hun from the citizens oI MS native state.
The last State ticket to be put in the field
this year In New England will be nominated by the Con-
necticut Democrats their convention in Hartford this
week Wednesday Appearances favor the selection Of
Thomas NJ Waller, OF New London, the candidate for
Governor. But the Republicans are too harmonious TO
give the Democrats much prospect OF carrying the State
There is said to be some prospect that Con-
gressman Grape Will be contestant for the of Sena-
tor Hoar Either Is much feeling against the latter
gentleman among Mr.. Bishops friends else his
epes are lly trying to create the impression that
there such antagonsm The night for the United states
Senaturshp next winter Will evidently DO one OF the
hottest Massachusetts ever saw
If the Republicans III Illinois make good use
OF their advantages they not only hold their in
the contests but defeat the regular Demo-
critic candidates In two districts In the lid and XIIh
Districts the dissatisfaction among the Democrats has
led TO the nomination of Independent candidates II the
Republicans support them they can be elected. The
Democrats appear to be making no canvass for their
state ticket, and admit that II has no chance.
The denomination of Congressman Bowman
by the Republicans in the With District OF Massachusetts,
and the dissatisfaction has caused In his party,
have given the Democrats hope or carrying the dis
triot Congressman Morse who has had the distinction
OF being the only Democratic member Of the delegation
from the State decided early IN the canvass that he
would be candidate again. But he Is now sand 10
be willing to against MIR. Bowman II tho pressure
put upon him is strong enough.
There is evidently great feeling of relief in
the Republican party Of Missouri over IT'S success In
breaking away from the bosslsm and dotation OF Mr.
Filey The ST. Louis Globe Democrat says that The
party Is In better condition to-day It ever was
before We believe 1t will poll larger vote for Judge
Wagner IN November than IL polled for any candi-
date before" IL Is doubtful II tho State Committee OF
which Mr.. Filley Is chairman meets again. number
of its members openly sympathze with the new move
ment.
The joint canvass of Chalmers and Manning
In the lid Mississippi Congressional District is the most
exciting political event In the State. Chalmers is by far
the ADLER speaker. The Memphis Avaanehe, which op-
him. admits that In point OF oratory no exces
Manning. Ho has b smooth, impressive manner Of