New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
POLITICAL NEVIS.

The Republicans will make the best use POS.
sble Of the remaining weeks NJ The Obo campa.gu.
The list OF speakers IN he field has been increased and
the work OF organization being rapidly pushed forward
10 competition The REPORTS that come 'o.thc state Com
Republicans.
The local Republican nominations in Phila-
dcpha WILL il Is believed, add to the chances OF Conceal
Beavers elcc ion. The nominees are all men whose
character aud reputation sail TO be above criticism
II L. thought tIaf they VIII DC ildorscd by the Commit
of one Hundred.
General Butler is given a cordial welcome
10 the ranks Of the tariforreyenue only party hy is
Wattersun. TIE later say n The Lon srhe CoerJo
nGt Ben Butler is the shaTpest old Pgodga oi them
ali Having expressed hs determination 10 accept inc
Democratic for GovcrnOrOi mis- state he las
mounted the arn reform question a. ocng the ree.oss
with wicn 10 OyeraSc tue iatted calf, al least IA
time lOf a late supper
Ex-senator Ogcsby is doing campaign work
in uluois He Is booked tor number OF speeches IN
different parts Of the state and particularly in the Kiln
Congressional District where there Is some Dissatisfaction
among the Republicans He l. a candidate Tor election
Unlied states senate, bat Is not making us "ises
in that respect prominent proerTng to leave the ques
ton at rest unila Republican Legislature assured.
The result Of the Massachusetts Republican
State Convention left soreness among Mr. Grapes
supporters The most earnest among them TIC
Traveller Of Boston. But it cordially ndorses Mr..
bishops nomination, ana says that he deserves and ~u
win success 1t not believe, however thar the he.
pubicans can safely poohp'Oh De Butler Ticket an
adv ises the party 10 prepare Tor hard work
The principal stock in trade of the Georgia
Bourbon orators seems - DO ancient history In ia.
passioned eloquence they call upon their hearers to
" look at Rome" 10 contemplate Greece" aud 10
learn from the Jews" BIT what relation these
tries ana people nave 10 the contest between Bour5 a.
ism and Liberalism Is never 0roiShi on. very clearly
Mr.. Louis l.. McCOmas. who was nominated
by the Republic for Congress the VITA District Of
Maryan barely escaped election 10 the XLVh Con.
gre,s He defeated by only fourteen votes In poll
OF over 81 900 II has always been believed that lie
counted out by the Democrats His election tnis yeae
regarded reasonably certain, ~ the district gave
Republican majority IN loSO 81 '99
The Democrats In the lid Congressional Dis
trct Virginia have concluded that II Is best not
to away the district by running TWO candidates,
and accordingly withdrawn both OF them and sab
stuted a new man. There several strong RepuDii-
cans would oe wise 10 follow a similar course.
The political situation in California, The SIN
francisco Buletn thinks. Is not very clear The last
Presidential election showed very close vote In he
state The outlook mace more indistmct this year u
the course Of GrecnbacAers and the temperance peo
pie The have state ticket in the field and the
latter threaten TO follow snt Inc Greenback ue@ei,
The Bulefin SAYS, will draw from the Democrats while
Prohibition ticket would hurt the Republicans.
Colonel Wimberly, leading member of tho
Greenback party Mississippi is confident that shoe
string" Chalmers will have large majority over Man.
ming in the I'D Congressional District He says that tic
ballot boxes will watched tale year they never have
been before that state and although the autAote,
will dO what they can % ald the bourh"hs reaSonagy
fair election j, anticipated. The Democrats. he tl1ks,
Will lose at least three Congressional districts
Thomas Marshall, who WAS nominated by tie
Regular Repub Jeans o. Pennsylvania for CongressIaa'
atLarge. but declined to run has finally douuned him
SELF with the independents and taken the stump for the
Stewart ticket He made his fist speech IN Butler
Wednesday evening He de carcd that the Regulars Lad
brnkrn every plank of the platform upon which they
nominated General Beaver ana 40 longer deserved the
support OF men who believe in principle.