New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Vermont Republicans are naturally
,ted over the unusually large majority they roiieu w
This wear "A The burlington Free IrrSS inn snv
shows that " they haze no ,uca Vi '''i
Ground to the bogus Democracy - a =,
Tho Bourbon majority for Clerk or the
49,. -, ANNALS IN Kentucky Is 40217. While TINS Is
cavalier than the usual party majority III tna' o'a'o'
oupnncant Endorsement Of man an an b9Vr
who his friends declared a W1 sfter election
The two Greenback Congressman from Name
,oro ont q ridiculous figure in the campaign IN that
They have been brought TO book Tor their record
q, Coneress and in their efforts to explain have placed
~ in "A worse plight than they were ~ before
sCber en- barrassment Is the subject otmuch soou"'
laughter. MI, &c
The nolitical fortunes Of Senator Plumb, OF
Kansas are involved IN the present canvass III 'nn'
state AS the LEGISLATURE elected this year VIII ohooo W
ooossor n. viii doubtless succeed himself, as one
fourth OF counties have already eye hat
sesentafiyes to vote for him. Good Judges pelo'o '
lie will have the solid support OF lds party
The Ohio campaign Will Deglh ~ warm Wy
this week Appointments have been mauo iol nuulO.a
ot Republican meetings. and many OF the Des spe"Ac
q, the Marty Will be on the stump. Among nose VINO
Tui take part ale ex-senator Moves, General S Nc
Senator sherman. Governor roster, NoHh'o'' ~
kinley and Judge West $50
The probability that General Butler VIII De
,bo next Democratic candidate for Governor OF Mas
saohusetts increases. lie heads the list OF delegate,
from Lowell 10 the State Convention ana II ID
mat This ia good evidence that ne has decided TO &
the nomination which Will uhuouotouS w e
wit. substantial upanlnlty' -,
Some enemies of Congressman Davis, OF the
uId Chicago District have been trying TO influence 'He
soldier vote against his denomination by circua'hs le
morris that he had been unciy to prisoners OF war Apply
ing for pensions Mr. Davis asked for hearing ana al
large meeting of veterans he refuted the cnalge 81
coInI1eely tbat resolution censurlng hh Wmeh h6u
Iee introduced at previous meeting, was Unanimously
rejected
Rnmors of compromise between the Re-
rnhcap factions in ylvania again rife sena
60 Caero, n "a stated is against any concessions and
,re,or defeat with Beaver to victory without HIN
But other influential members OF tho party are deer
mined secure harmony even at the FISK OF oen conn
promise candidate Tor Governor
Senator Vest, of Missouri, thinks that any
candidate for the Presidency the Republicans may name
In 1884 viii make It warm for the Democracy "When
Won come to consider" he says. that every monopoly
In this country all the Government oieenoiuers ane
nne-tenths Of the newspapers are against us, ~ Is
simply miracle that the Democratic party mas any e3
istence at all We have the votes Out they an
counted"
The Democrats are disturbed over the stu
alton in the Congressional districts in Kentucky. Con
eressman Carlisle admits that the Republicans VIII
probably have three Representatives. from the state IN
the next House The prospects OF carrying the INA
District are believed be good ana one other district
Will doubtless be redeemed from the Democrats II JOnh
ID White also succeeds in getting reelected the Kentucky
Republicans VIII make respectable showing ia mum
beTs il the next Congress.
Congressman Lynch, Of the famous Shoe
ttring" district, has challenged his Democratic oppO
nent to Joint discussion The district Is doubtful
one since the state gerrymahdered by the Demo
cratic 1t stature last winter, but Mr. Lynch expresses
confidence IN his reelection The Democratic candidate
was one OF the committee that appointed delegates from
Mlss,sip TO the National Temperance Convention hed
p Chicago which declared In favor OF prohibition ana
woman suffrage This ii is thought Will lDJure him In
lis