New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-28
POLITICAL NEWS.

Ex-Governor LudingtOn, of Wisconsin. has
been nominated for Mayor Of Milwaukee by the Repub-
leans. He filed the Office two terms befort ms eeya-
tion to the Gosernorship There Is no douD' Oh ms
election.
The Wisconsin delegation in Congress tele-
graphed its disapprova of plan for redisrctng tho
State which had passed the Legislature The lower
house of the latter body at adopted this resolution;
In the opinion of this Assembly C9nsressOnai ul't
to or interference bad and should not receive
recognition at the hands of this body"
Governor Cobb, of Alabama. says in an in
tervew there signs of an Independent move
mem in that State The coored people, he thinks, are nos
40 much interested in politics formerly he believes
that large majority Of the people ~ the state are Tor
tariff for only. but admits that tae protective
policy is growing in favor.
The Democratic State Central Committee OF
Missouri has decided to recommend the Governor Of tho
State TO call an extra session Of the Legislature TO re-
arrange the Congressional Districts The eagerness OF
the Democrats get the state gerymandered was ex'
emphed in the speech OF u member OF the commiItee
VIII said: Gentlemen, am Democrat anu Iano' ~
dstrirng the state this year, II II costs every Tie ana
rail on the Hannibal ami st. Joseph Rallroad'
Ex-senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania, Is con-
adent that the opportunity of the Democrats mas come
in that state this year He looks to Republican dssas
faction AS his chief hope. His own party, he believes
will he united but he makes no prediction as TO us can
daates The Press of philadelphia, which prints ths
exscnaor views, does not think that tbey SiS M @
by the facts and feels assured that the IAN
carry the state unless they make gross plumbers.
The practical Republicans of Kentucky are
showing a willingness TO unite with the ant-Bouroo"
Democrats The committee OF Cald"eu County, :"
meeting last week passed this resolution; We do nov
propose as party. 70 indorsc the nomination oil any
democrat but as individuals propose TO help mo
trnion Democrats 20 bury BOurbonsIn ana In so doS
w. beeye that working Tor Tue pest lht..eo VI
our state and OF the National Republican party!
The indications point to u struggle IN me
Kansas State Convention. Some OF tho strongest no
publean papers in the State have pronounced asanSs
the denomination OF Governor St. John. me IopeSa
Commonwealth prints o bitter article against hlW anu
The Leapenpor Tines says that IL will oppose nm ine
(tovernor viii the support, however, OF to
ance people and is said, the railroad interests -
sat. The fight will be carried into every uIstv, 49,
an earnest contest made for delegates to the sa'e WV
VentiOn. go ept.
An attempt TO discover the drift OF kepus
lcan opinion on the subject Of candidate Tor uoNnO
"a heInr made by The PAladephid Press IL requos'e
an oxpression from the editors OF tho party Journals -
the state. and 40 far has received replies from th,y'
three OF these eighteen arc for Beaver SIX LOT
,ho for Grow two for Macyeagh, one Tor LILY, sf
49, ba,-s no choice General Beaver mas ni HX,ics
49, ali Tho other candidates combined nShet 20 IA
ia the second choice of four OF those "u0S' NA's
Beaver. Ile poll VIII DO eonuhueu