New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-20
POLITICAL NEWS.

Iowa is far enough removed from Massa'
chusetts to enable The Des Homes Leader to take an
impartial view OF the Butler triumph in the latter staa
That Journal says that It Is glad enough to see Demo
cratic victory in Massachusetts. but thinks tue time =
coming wnen Democrats VIII see direct JOSS ~ eHe'r
Inc orsemcnt ana election OF Ben Butler.
Woman suffrage is defeated in Nebraska BY
at least 30 900 majority As the vote OF tho state VII
not exceed 100 600 this ia an eectual cOndemnanona
tue proposiuon In fact special issues seem to have
Jared badly everywhere in the late elections, and th@
promoters who were especially earnest in pushing lsa
T. tue mont wlner in the State Legislatures W.
be encOurI ged renew their activity Wien inc u"
SESSIONS begin. -
The Senatorial contests in Georgia, wafa
ended in the election of Pope Barrow aud GoSe'a@
Coloutt are said 10 have been unpTecedentedis'-"
state in the bitterness and passion they aroused il
nave made The difference in the Democratic party m0"
prominent and doubtless the beginning Of psss
uent split in the organization. Nothing put tue es 20,
Republican triumph kept the two factions te.s ~.
Tor some time past Al the indications point 10 as'
in the near Iuiure .
Congressman Farwell, of Chicago believes
that the coming session of Congress- will result %
portant legislation The ordinary appropriation W..
and routine business will be the oay outcome. nc s''
also that he does not intend be I'm his seat unt
the hristmas holidays Perhaps II Mr fat ,. sar
Ike nun Nho propose 70 absent So" s.tsA
Iug onethrd Cf the session should % present
10 he dutt 5 Tor which they are PAID sO1e iHP''-
legislation might be attcuded TO-
The defeat OF Governor st. John In hah'A.
has given the opponents of Senator Plumb IOPe
they will DC able TO prevent his reelection neA'
During the canvass it said that maJ'f'V a.,
Republican candidates for the Legislature were P'e-e
10 vo for the return OF Mr. Plumb but now N
that many momDers elected with ms unuoiees.ss .a
ready to revolt ana support new oanuiI.o. nsx a1
Plunlo nas made himself popular IN t1e st'.e lts
tel N OF uIcs aud, notNlt stananS tuesc hs forssa
uouDt ml II a successful combination can w
against hun -. ...;o.,
The election returns In many COngreSsDs-
Districts Ia tne South show wlde-spFes" - "A
euce among the colored voters. Several kepu'aI,,
independent candidates for Congress were
this way Ia the vth District Of Georgia. lor an
AL red f. Buck would have been elec'ea II NO "a
oaivad full parry vote This apathy among tne ~
va err IA and 40 DO caused in great measure an
mrtn DDS aud men employed by tue asvsIssa.y
.sI1n cnmIni.I,.es Tue col0Ted men are essJs q
tearniug, auu 10 iufure appeals WIZ nave :"
tneir Judgment and not 10 their prtJudiceS an.
On the morning after election Congressm
elect D,pbe OF the LIST south Carolina D'"''', -
ported to have sent tae following dispatch 70 ~,
man Paul OF the With Virginia Distfies' 90
reelected by 5000 majority. HOPE 70 ne A
WASH ngton this winter and return ,s'sn,. IL
Mr.. Paul voted last winter 10 unsca' MI p' n,sOs
r,av.,c. WA construed as meaning that MI, rsoss
would vote in tho next Con sress 20 ost ny be cJr
majority is smaI and whoso seat wiz rAs Ciarieses
MI. DlOD4o, AoHo lc'es
Ns,os to say that the dispatch Is y iois"'
sent II TO Mr. Paul III anyone els" Ia Id
Senator Blair, OF Now-Hampshire, ar '.,r,s
tn. y,ar,ll,r OF Boston, that II tae Repaones' go
D, win AGAIN II must recognize tho tact thA' IA
GRAFTON Of voters nas come upon tho STAGE
old war cries have little meaning "Ton ''sa b. "
young mans country" he says : 800. lssa
young men. The young men are 70 "' - ~
and always must Dc. The Republican 49, 49,. ,ssdse
creation OF youas men. restless Of o.a he -
aso ha, the old Issues are almost swsidsg ~
but taaI tLefo arc great moral - vss o.
o"a.an If human freedom Ths kepuono~a srty vi =
Take mold OF Ineln. II II does nos s1MS spc
born Tor the express purpose VI s''