New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-30
POLITICAL NEVIS.

The experience of Congressman Williamson
tho LAT Wisconsin District doubtless similar to ,has
Of many other defeated Republican Candidates II"
district has large Republican majority ana many ne~
h, of the marty with PrOhibitory eanngs Thought lsy
coud snfely make a beginning" and vote thelr PrD
irlo SO they threw their ballots away on the Ten,
perauce candidate and discovered Mhen ~ Ms oy iae
MAJ thcy had succeeded III helpnga Dcuoera.n .
Songrss They now tell Mr.. Williams they are sotiy
@Ybe duty of the Democratic party lsa
vveuvorn theme In the party Journals these da5s L
The organization survives the load Of advice tat as
dumped upon 1t. it will give another sigha pioo'
,5tohtv But Misty Democrats who inherited 'Hea
a,ti, n,Incnles from their grandfathers viii be ats
- 70 discover why the Republicans should ne Fo''a
m a. rho Democrats are 10 follow the advice now s1.a
them alter they voted In ahey d9a , i,
said about being paid for supporting the Cohsu'u''
Ex-Governor Jewell sees no cause Tor any
eouraQement to the Republicans In the recent dei'Ns
MI far these he thinks are well defined aud eas
l., rou,e,icd The failure to reduce taxation anu " ~
Torn, te q vii Service the temperance question anu ~
Star Route exposures all aided in bringing ABOUT 'o ~
osters The temperance question he evdeh'p W., "a.
,,u be the most difficult to deal with. He says hiL
grc"e Jun aud fbey form an element very hard 70 ma ,
s@e as they are neither to be bought cv"' =
billed" co..
The four Democratic members OF the heA' -.
eress from Iowa their success more 10 ~ ma
Ire na,o,ities the Republicans have had IN "'o 80
80, ,ndea IN create an impression that nonhna'on1s
,ho,, VIVA equivalent To election. Camp"sn'
h.su allowed TO run themselves anu orsa'1' :. 20
zaaIous work have become things Oh tue p"'" ,,,s
only few days prior TO election when t @ Attempt 10
Congressional tickets was reoS~er sa ~esT result vii
waken up the party was made lnds ,iat The day AZ
Gonbtess show the Iowa Republicans tn"' ~"
picnic campaigns Is over ., =, hoaua
Ex-senator McDonalds Presidehta' 80
ia beinc pushed faithfully. He has Without .os
oor. stsving qualities than any other cahoi''
49,, Nr rho Democrats HIS state is an info's~..
,r i, a yatoual contest and that Mt hen"i'' ~,
nj, toe has permanently retired him from pon' NJ.
l,tDonall has no rival among Indiana s'''''D. -. ,o
sid.s b,s record is COED, and, Tor Democrat con ,ad
nounced charming" The LoG'Se"e c0"' ,.oa
duis him Old saddlcbags" doubtless WIN a' ,shs
OF Giving him taking title thst w prsdentiaI posi-
Presidential canvass peno sh nnnt by the recenta
h,litie. that we're pushed TO tne i.1n n ~
Leaval should keep an eye on MT hcDo'"N ..;,ent
Interviews with u number oil men p'o' Ssnator
IN poIcs and business on the snceesso" Ar aoas's
Iro.r are unfinished In The Boston TrdteH". ~. aud
-, ~ warmly of his merits ana eiai"s a.
80 that they Will not be backward IN "is" IIs
I.ction before the Legislature few weeks sganss
onroncnts are however equally proho' nv tho
him The greatest hostility 10 nun - .,-,,iou for
temperance people who express ,hat the De@oersn
0oNeilon LIS oonosea no Mr. Hoar as the .c ~ uBa
,,.ople aud some 81 taeln snow ,nt NM
with any element that VIII Try :" "0'' ,oo,tsnce
Governor Foster recognizes the imp s's'ss.s.
NJ the rght in Ohio next year. ne ',.,nlon vii
sqr r sS question: whether not tue ssr o
-, ,s,s,,.l nower II the pemoSfa'S - ..hvr "
and elect Governor and legislature s,a ,ssl tbs
viii viii mean that they will elect President u a a s
three great questions which will enter '~s grlcrn
ma the liquor tax the tariff aud cv'i me inrari
think the present Congress shout ,,ytl scrviee Rs
revenue and pass tne an to INC aces
SI o. , p opposed to aroppug the naas'
aud viii kis taenes dnaf sins ali saloons, 's
sns $500 vii compel 10000 OF ioVov sal be- hls sasn
In rssaa 70 the ssnase ,s ~ who @s
sIse ct not men who fostor men W