New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
POLYYIC1L NEUS.

1t is well, perhaps. that only seven more
weeks remain of ihe caupaieu II IL much loi-et
nearly every ahieboded man ~ the south would De- m
the field an independent candidate fol Congress.
generous share "i tlrin appear io Dee lAcrc already
A philosophical delegate to the Democratic
state Convention in Now r.mi shire. which met ils
week. pictured the gloomy prospect, of Dis party
accurately when hc remarked after the convention
oyer: Well we have come itle and spent another
day, and made fool, o.. ourselves
one of the Greenbaca candidates for Con-
ercs.ilc1- 4t-iar-e ia California told the convention
which nominated him that he bad 40 money with which
to dcfr,y h., campo. IN c2pcn-r-. collection Vas
taken up and 500 presented Go him for The purpose.
lie VIII no DOUBT run Wen "itn H- parts, n- A pre-
sent, It's want Oi animated -tt'nuaca- NcIy well
The contest between Manning and Chalmers
in the Id Mississippi Congressional District ha- been
wrought up to white heat. Both are hard 20 Work
making IA thorough canvass. Garter. tho coor'i c'n-
didate who announced himself independent
Republican nominee. j. making ho effort and !- 'iii-
ddacy Wiz appa .Aty have 40 eject upon the result
Chairman Cooper OF the Regular Republican
Committee IN Pennsylvania proposes to call to hi aid
formidable LIT of stump speakers II Is said 10 Include
Senators Frye. H4ie. Allison Logan. Miller sherman
and Plumb CoulI..Siucn ka-~ou. BttcrWorh aud
Iorr sccrotarc, Lincoln Teller and Chandler and
Attorney General Brewster Nh. Copper doe not pay
OF not
The refusal Of General Bate, the candidate of
the Low Tax Democrat, for Governor of Tennessee, 10
debate the the canvass with Mr. Russell. the
state Credit nominee Is adding to his reputation.
IT has the appearance of cOwaItlice. One indignant
Democrat remarked TO a correspondent OF The L,"sriae
0,g,ncrctl: The Democratic pauy has stuck "a Q
white plane OF Navarro ln tie tail OF Shanghai and
Dee j, going about the state ccn- and scratching to
lrt OF old hens, while J1 iu,s H. dead -aue, gated
and trimmed. is M the pit defending The principles u
the Democratic party
Senator Pendleton paid a deserved trib"te TO
the newspapers the other day iu Cleveland when On
being asked by "a reporter what he thought OF the po
CA! situation IN OHIO. he said; Now you are asking
ne a question about something that know much 'ss
uboEt than you think. | get most OF NY Information
All ,ut the situation tie newspapers. and think
their editor, have better i"citr, ior ~ ilns correct
idea oi tine situation ihau have lie added however
tlat nc Thought ic prospects were good TOT tr Dem
oc'at, carrying the state ANA increasing thct dces"uoh
ia congress.
Lieutenant 0vcrnor Bulkelcy win un-
d1Jt.lv be advanced to the head of TIE Connecticut
Republican ticket the State Convention next week.
This ha, been foicrone conclusion in ease GoterIlr
Ei.ripN refused 10 again. All doubt about that
scntieuuus position IS put at rest 10y 4he ADo-Hfren
Iougltl. which announce, TINT he decided not 10 he X
candidate some tine since and only delay 'd stating tho
fact from h, uuNllluguc~- To decline 10 advance What
l.i NOT been formally offered llm. II l. clcdliuhc 10
t,l HulA ry TINT tlc Ou! opposition to hl~ nominal
ton Ton COZ NOR comes non, iDc D'mo,i' 40
rr.t of tAc Republican state uchct VIII probably 30
! made mp OF Lev mcu with the exception oil si'to
Grrasurr.
The civil service reform pretenslons OF tho
Democratic party discussed by Governor Noye'
fl, ihs speech AT Springfield. OHIO. few days ago lle
said that Senator Poudlcton sht put the case ia Dip
oiat.c lauAua-e but that General DuIbin Ward IN lis
speech at Bowling Green stated tc true attitude of the
Democrats, party the question. The batter sait ;
Republican tyu,nuy t0ttcr> 10 IT,, fall Close up Tie
INKS of D,n,ocl-,cv: as,an the slo,uen and drive
thcm from the capitol And when victory pcrrlrs on
She standard Of the people and no longer h"'rIS ut'I
the rr,en OF corruption and fraud, We Will ,ui'i mo
CAPITOL IA peaceful triumph. Then We VIII l-in-hI"'1
civil ,enic, reform II any voice OF mime has power,
y.r viii reform into private lie the MhO, aiIi! "i
/ U,.,uiI.,au oClcololdur, We win muster cat ol
service the hundred thousand mercouaty soldiers %. o
RrrUili.l, camp We have had no places iora pH"I
ot n century aud our official recruits may De- green We
NAV therefore retain drilled ~cigrants enough IT, t"s
our Jaw recruits in the routine red tapo % oce Dut az
the rest must 20.