New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30
POLITICAL NEUS.

The PENNSYLVANIA Democrats have decided
against paradcs ard torchIght aud brass oand demon
STATIONS aud will use their campaign fnnds IN more
effective way They not trusting solely 10 kep9uem
dis,eDeirns to give thei i NlCtolJ, VN' W "'A' WV"
thorough organization.
The Democrats have renomlnated 1Onr OIL
their pres ut Congrssmen in Alabama, ana Will douDt
loss ,ye tie same honor 10 the three remaining parry
members of the dell cation. The Independents are show
cd activity I'm some Of the districts and he
nnrbon organs are filled with warnings OF what az
astcrs may TO the party II the Democrats do ho
wake MP.
Mr.. William Whiting, the paper manulac'
tnrer Of Uolvoke Mass Is a candidate for the Repu0i
can nomination to Congress in the Xith District o. thai
STATE lie believes ia general reduction "f the tarln &c
Tho extent OF onehird onefourth in reformed vi,
service which VIII put the offices beyond me contro. o.
nolfics and Congress giving more ATTENTION u '"'
AGRICULTURAL interests 81 the country
The Democrats will make a desperate effori
this year 10 capture the two Cincinnati Congressional
Districts Their most probable candidates are Jon" T.
Fett in the Ist~and Isaac Jordan in TIE lid District
Mr. Butterw oh appear TO have 10 rya Tor . Js hfguS
c"s i'm the I'D District between Congressman Young
The OBJECTIONS from PlaiSted to Scion Chase
In Maine have given the straight GreenDaek ticket
,,o,, ,upetus during the past week The Boston Jo'ar
ors espondent says that careful observers adm'
now that Cpases vote VIII exceed 5000 The dssat'
., ,,,,,, the (reeublckers with the Fusion ticket
Ia ,iU o,ri" and ia some localities has occpme for
dblc Solon Chase's meetings are said to DE well al
tended. , w, -
The Democratic Convention in the lNth Con-
os.tonal District Of New-Jersey, which renomnatej
Henry ; Harris failed 10 adopt any platform oil pre'
MES This fact and the dissatisfaction Win the nominee
are causing much trouble IN the district ana may au "
l., rne democratic committee Of one NJ thc Assem-
NV districts mas passed resolutions requesting ,hc COZ
niou To recOnvene and complete lts WORK Dy th' oV
ton % platform.
The German saloon keepers In ONO wh0
bav, gone over the Democrats are giving ther ne"
Marty friends trouble. They have already caused sefl
ons plit in Cuyahoga County In order to please hs
Cr,ans man of their nationality was noninatcd or
sheriff over IA tried Irish Democrat me Mtler at Slcs
bIta The result Is likely TO Oe ser.Ous anu VA aHect
mo-, ouy tie county ticket Dut the state ana Congress
siOnul tickets also.
The Temperance question will probably be
urr.t into the Connecticut campaign The Democrats
are irving to make It prominent hoping thus to eno'
rnss the Republicans and divert enough votes 10 te ITO
bhuiou candidate for Governor to give them the state
bv n plurality. But the Republicans viii dohpl.ess
checkmare game Of the Democrats by mee hs tns
issue s rarely There seems to be little quetion apgas
inc nomination Of General BulSeey Tor uoV'rh" "''
INgclOw declines 10 run again
After a thorough canvass of the State / he
Roton Herald concludes that Senate President Bishops
taking the lead in the Goyernorshlp ngnC His record
ON retrenohEent and reform is bringing gradually 10 u'
side many OF the influential and conservative men ID the
marty sn TIE friends of Mr. Grape are As eonhdeh 40
ever and have relaxed none Of ther efforts IN lI D-
Tho evidence Il SAID 10 become stronger every ~ %
General Butler will enter the canvass 80 the DeO'a'
nominee
The Republican split in the With Congress
sional District OF Minnesota will no doubt remain III
healed Neither candidate gives any sign OF wihdra"
ing Nelson Knute claims that ne would nave been t'e
regular nominee had the convention been LEFT u ~"
will while C. f. Kindred has shown too great VIZ
lingness To employ Objectionable means to mrtnsr MS
interests to be moved by any feeling " OecS.:
Tine Democrats see all opportunity to guu ne.oo. Ell
Congress but are embarrassed by the poverty VI "~
able men In their ranks. n,
The Greenbackers made an unexpected,
srona showing nj their State Convention 10 han-"S VI
their nominee for Governor The Atehtson oha"P',
SAWS; Charles Robinson was tie urst HoNe'h'
Kansas and was we have always thought tne ~
man. with possibly one exception, who ever "o'u '"
noe In our state Hell, OF excellent charsc'eh
ham,. pronouuced ant-prohi0ltlonlst VINO sho
never took drink OF liquor la Lis me- ahu Ear X
rs dome "a nuoh for Kansas during the many !e1
his residenoe here as any person within He' '"