New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-27
POLITICAL NEWS.

II is beginning to dawn upon the Missouri
Bourbons that they have undertaken hopeless task in
trying gerrymander the State so that solid Democrat
tc delegation could be TO Congress. The party
organs demanded Of the Legislature for
by ty'i it. r'' ''D' w ~
1t is rumored in Pennsylvania that the Stall
warts having become dissatisfied with the Republican
newspapers of Philadelphia will start paper OF their
own Etc ,s made to get control Of The Phldde-
pha Press but failed that paper says and its indepen
has impressed upon the stawarts the need
of an organ OF their Secretary OF the Common
wealth Quay is named az the editorinchief
The new apportionmcnt which reduced YER
mont's Congressional delegation by one will result in
making the contest for the Republican nominations 10
Congress somewhat warmer than heretofore. Repre-
sentative Tyler tho present lid District has declined
reelection but Mr. Joyce OF the Ist District and Mr..
Grant of the lid District both desire denomination
They will have several cOnpeors " contend WITH among
whom may be Judge Poland
There is an impression among the Mama
Republicans It will be best to send delegates TO tho
state Convention unpcdged To any man for Governor.
This method WILL 1t is thought, present eaousies and aid
in consolidating the party. The feeling prevalent
through the State is that personal differences DO
laid aside and having nominated the strongest for
Governor the party must give one strong pull To elect
him.
The Wisconsin delegation in Congress is said
to be unit in the desire for reelection The prospects
of Representatives Williams, Hazeton, Guenther and
Pound for denomination believed TO be good, while
those Of Caswell and Humphrey not well defined.
or the Democratic members Representative Bragg is in
ds rct supposed % be good for Democratic majority
lican majority 1880 OF BOIL This district is made mp
OF the city of Milwaukee Mr.. Deuser has become IN.
volyed in the labor agitation IN that city and Is supposed
to have been weakened thereby.
The stand taken by Senator Mitchell and
other Republicans In Pennsylvania against boss rule IN
that State the preston Of
views I'm district conventions. Two held in Scranton and
wkesbarro Tuesday passed strong resolutions against
Cameronism. In the former convention OF the reso
ions SAYS that the nomination Of Beaver would not
only be impoltic but uncalled-for afront large
and loya element m the party which recognized tho
nomination aud election OF the lamented Garfield the
permanent triumph OF vital Republic principle and
popular party government"
The Republican party Of Ohio, having taken
a stand In favor Of soDriey aud orderly sabbstbs feels
that It consistently call upon the religious eemeho
in the aid IT, Mr. Warner VI. Bateman, OF en-
ennau is reported In The Commercial OF that city as
saying Washington that 1t will depend largely upon
the religious community whether the Republicans carry
the Cincinnati Congressional Districts this fall. u
said he they show their appreciation OF "hat ns
been done by active political wOrk can carry ov
districts easily but II they fail to act as they should
think the result is extremely doubtful"
The Connecticut Legislature adjourned yes
terday OF the longest and busiest sessions Ok
recent years The laws passed related 10 many SUBJECTS
as temperance taxation, insurance. banking rallroae''
the public health, etc One OF the most important ae'
adopted tLat authorizing National banks TO resins
their old charters State banks without changing th'
amount capital in they may not care to To-
new their charters this fall as National banks ihe
Hartford Post compliments the Legislature o sn1ans
that while It has not achieved what Is called ps
career its course has been marked BY sonI hinrs
sense and Judgment and Il has done but de" '"'"o'
WHICH viii require to be undone another year