New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28

factional fight on their hands between the friends
aud ,he enemies Of Judge Hargis. Chief Justice OF
the Court OF Appeals wa9 hos y, Of the Democratic
marty i'm the State compromise was patched up
and J. Smith Hurt was nominated: lie was q
Federal officer during the war, ne Is iawyGa VI
cood ab,lify and a man of estimable private char-
gcter He is, however, poor mixer anu n very
bashful man. He never got married. because no
never could muster up ne oHu d easnriS 70 the
Democratic nOrnina ion ever since the wal lie was
first a member of the Third Party. made up oi
Union men who disapprOved the Republican
Dartv's position on the slavery question. 1t was
most respectable party. being composed eNcluslNeS
OF leaders Hurt went TO the Democrats mar i ~
came TO the Republicans. The hepuDncah Hol.na ~
is W. W. CubertsOn, q large iron mahulaCt.uloI
nea1 Ashland which is the entrepot Tor the eas!et
coal and iron district. He is not mucn OF sleanra
but has been elected twice to the state Zach
overcoming heavy Democratic maiorltles u y
time He is an excellent organizer ana III ,,n1
that is man who gets about amous III and
knows eyerybody,Iand a man homes of success
energy The Republicans nave no re NJ Pb1ster
This is the district now Represented oy MI bI,ttled
whose majority at the last eectlon "ao re Lefr,e
down from thlrtyeight hundred '"o ''"''
The Nth district is that of J. d. hite' 6p.or
lcau who is however, now runhlne, m :, en-
ir.er tvithrut the sanction OF NOMINATING So u
ont;on The Repubhcans outside OF MS uls1IISv W ~:
not lie him but he has the ears OF MS PeSl II r.
quite popular and VIII doI9tes OI dns formerly
ClTk of the House at Washington. Inc Wh WI
men-disfillers and Others-haye raised a goou YT I
Of money to help Adas The oF BF SANDY Counties and
the Cumberland River counties. nc was
nominated as a Big Sandy man aiter contest I ~
which charges of fraud IN one ol TTo abnT',es
counties were made on both sides. Inc charees
were referred to the State Central Committee anu
by the committee referred back 10 tne N o1GaS ~
Montgomery County. the home OF SENATOR W illiah'
AID Adams having carried the comfy, was ueclaISu
the nominee. The difficulty sun IahhIo9 ~ -.
breasts of the disappointed candidate ana nis
friends and Mr.. White will reap cOnslueraolc du-
vantage from IT. ,,.4. to,. con-
coded the race without a formal nohlhation 70
Colonel Frank WOllOrd Il mon Olhcer uuliDs VI. VI.
WAT WOlford's rejection by the democratic TVa'o
Convention last spring, on account OF M, CLIoH
reeord gave rise to The / mon Democratic moNV-
meut un Ter Jacob and Mcltenry, upon WHICH tlio
State divided as an ISSUE IN the spFlhg cloCt'Un''
The Republicans on that occasion naue n1 CIonaI
tion but sought to unite in support OF Coiohei
Iacob IN order to rebuke the ostIaclsh anu tHo
oligarchcal spirit OF the regular orsaI..Lii'
Woford Is man of cousideTaDle loICJ aiu -,
tut-rpd elpquCnce. but the most colossal anu IN
summ9te humbug and demHgOgue tndt ever II'ou'
Baron MuncbauSen bears no comparison N'tI nm INN
He will make most elaborate Statement .o-E,+S
where u Will suit him. and tO-lhOrrOW III ailo'u.
Iocatv DENY that he had ever made the statement
In one OF his back precincts he toIQ III PuUtC
sneech of the grave circumstances under WHch INC
intel states had hanged JEFF Davis. When queS-
toned NJ told his opponent TO go anu reau tho
history of has country and not Try 70 deceive tuc
people. one Of NOiiords od captaihs' >; n O'ltt
il his Republican competitor Carr II NollHl"n-
,yeoIths ATTORNEY for the Circuit Court an once 10
which he was elected over very hea'y boihO-
cratic majority He is a PUOd speaker ana pOpu-
lar man He is seli-made man, having learned
10 read after he had passed the age of twenty one
The district gave a great many OnIOn soiuleI5 anu
had fewer slaves than any IKE extent Oh lolIItuiS
in the state except Whites District
IN the state and the Republicans believe tuey Will
carry the district this time