New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
POLITICAL NEVIS.

Congressman Carlisle Is not only mentioned
as the Democratic candidate Tor Speaker Of the next
House OF Representatives but asprant for genera
Wiiams's seat I'm the United States senate, which "
comes vacant IN 1880.
The Democrats are reported to be expecting
a goin of two Congressman in Michigan with which %
splice ont party majority IN the next House lie ~
and With Districts in that State they are persuaded lou
out promises OF political turnover one district .
doubtless close. but the chances greatly favor tne %
publicans, while the Republican majority N tae Que
district is too large to be overcome even IN TINS !s
Inflated Democratic hopes.
The Iowa Democrats are said to have re-
ccived funds to aid them in the Congressional canp'
from some mysterious source. This probably e1P4ns
the sudden increase OF zeal and hope on theF p''s
They are claiming two of the Congressional districts s.s
exhibiting some vigor and confidence 10 lss ns
The Republicans while they do not allow INC -, ~ "a
cratic CLAIM have rcdOublcd their efforts ana VIII v!
keep the delegation TO Congress solid
1t was announced q short time ago H"'
General Butler would speak every night during VIC
pagn but after making three four addresses 'h' f
gramme is suddenly changed and only lev =,
speeches promised. Much surprise eipsss are
this sudden shifting OF the aud many lnq a.
made why the fun OF the is TO come 70
mature end The reason generally assigned see ma
managers discovered that Butler was liJufins n'
he was aiding his prospects. n
Ii the Indiana Republicans were AZ o.
dIsheartened by the disaster in Ohio they law IT,
cred their courage In very short time. AL sss,
from the State say that they are making Ugo'o
and II any thing are moro energetic ana uopci
they we're two weeks ago. They are more V IN tielr
than their opponents IN having no uVrio. he CON
ranks aud can direct all their efforts against ~. IFS
mon enemy No cxtrayagant boasts are lnaue,
believed that election day will show that tne sr
party IN Indiana IL as strong and united as e'' 4,
The official returns from Ohio oiier son n'oa
structye comparisons. The total vote IL about
10000 greater than last year, but considerably al,
the votes In 1879 and 1880 In the former year - !,
for Governor was 670,7l1. In 1850 the to''. .,.st
Secretary OF State was 7l6ls6 and iof ~ ,s
724967. The Democratic vote was nn - s,css
this year than I'm 1879 and 1880 but Is -sOu fhe tes
OF the vote in 1881 On the Western keseI, osI va
vote this year about lOS,OOO, WINE ~ panbics1
but $4,000. There q falling on IN t1c n Oa
vote OF about TOO and Democratic gain vi wv ,,,a-
The campaign in Pennsylvania Is .n' ..,dt
Hest the State has In many years All VIZ s.sss
dates for the Goyernorship are the stump ',a.ul
is denouncing Cameron and the BOSSES bea'e, m,os
ing the Independents. and Psttison Is p''oD ,tass
the Republican party IN general There Is on9 aud
thing that can add to the interest OF the o"n' Dos
The Philadelphia Times calls fors that IL ,,ues
Cameron to take the stump IL says; " LUG ,hs role
want 10 hear him they want see him pose ~ vast
OF states man they want to question MN ment; saa
his admonitions the safety OF Tree saaounce
he should respond promptly. Let oH live issaes
that Cameron will speak IN this ely on ' W.
Do necessary give him the most impossS for ore
He would draw better than Blaine eertAin,o me>
night only and the value OF political onsy sEoas
pTed by their drawing qualities, Cooper "A