New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
POLITICAL NEVIS.

The prof ect of coalition between the Re-
publicans ard Independents in Missouri is strongly OPP
posed by The L0ais Globe Democrat The same paper
refused TO support State ticket made up Of Republicans
and Changers In 1874
Among the numerous candidates for the
Democratic nomination for COngressnan-at-Large from
Georgia George T. Barnes 10 be The fayorite He
has served in the legislature and has represented his
state in the National Democratic Committee for several
years.
Representative KassOn, who was renomlnated
recently by the Republicans in the With Iowa Con
gressona District, will probably be opposed by Green
back candidate effort is being made to induce er.
Congressman Gillette to again by promising hh
the united support of all tee dissatisfied elements MI
Kasson had over 5000 majority two years ago
The Democrats i'll the lid Congressional
District Of Florida are unanimous N the wish TO nom
mate and il possible elect General Finley to Congress-
The angry feeling that aroused by his seat being
given Colonel Bsbee has cooled off, and other candt
dates entered the field to contest the nomination
General Finley may be conpeieu 10 walt uN'h so"s
other time for his Vlndlcat0l.
General Kennedy has written letter 70
Speaker Keifer, in which he makes a frank state
ment on the subject Of his candidacy for Congress,
He says that he is in the field for the nomination
unless the district desires change that there Is nuen
opposition the denomination OF the Speaker anu tuA'
he will not be deferred by any threats from aec"PvHe
the nomination II 1t IS gwen To MN
The indianapolis Democrats, in their eager
ness to secure the aid Of the liquor interest," nave run
the risk of a serious detection OF Irish voters meet
ing OF Irish citizens held in that city Monday even
ing TO protest against the action OF the County Demo
cratic Convention IN ignoring the claims OF the Irish IL
as largely attended references were IN 1de 10
the speecnes to English family, ana groan7 gteeVeu
every mention of Ex-Governor HendrleEs5 name
The Quincy, Massachusetts. Civil Service
Reform Association its latest meeting resolved:
"That every candidate for Representative to Congress
should be asked to pledge himself to favor law thatwn
absolutely forbid all demands upon Government ofhcen
for political contributions, whether made by members
Congress or heads OF Departments or others ana no
candidate who is pledged shoud receive the sup
port OF those who believe in honesty IN poilcs In a
coriance with this resolution committee was appointed
to interview candidates to their position on C scr
vice Reform.
The Republicans of Maine have planned
short sharp and decisive campaign 1t will be only seven
weeks long. beginning on the l4th OF August Inc Il"
of speakers includes Secretary of State Blaine sens
tors Frye and Hale and the four candidates for Congress
menat-Iarge Senators Window and Hawley, Speaker
Keller Governor Foster Fred Douglass, Congressman
Lynch of Mississippi. Senators Allison, Plunp, holhs
aid Miller of Newly York, and Congress men kassoh, hs
cock anu ButterwOrth also PROM ed " speak IL 1Ae
State during the CANVASS