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

E,,o,. ,eea IN last winter and end their hopes OF
Scaug down the debt the most s y, su
Soth on the Governorship and the Legislature
The Republican canvass IN Nebraska Is re-
.,,,sd 10 he looking we'll The effort OF the anu
MonOpoVists to create diversion has not sncceeueuanu
although they have practically absorbed the IreehoacN
marty. they have failed to lessen the Repuohcah
,r, nth The only weak place in the partys lire is IN
the ma Congressional District, where there are Two ne
nubcan candidates for Congress the hed without any
probability Of the split being healed
The Congressional situation in Pennsylvania
4. no, so promising for the Republicans as could De
wished 1t appears probable that no nominations WI"
no made in two districts on account Of deadlocks ID 'e
conventions and there are boiling Republican o"iu'
dates In two other districts. These facts taae ~ 90,
necton with the prevailing apa'hy ara unncertan for
an undminished Congressional dele5a'oH '4O
State.
The principal argument OF Geherai Du',oi
for a change OF parties IN Massachusetts Is ."e 80
re,renehment in the state Government. he ma, Nv
vo, ,otbinS 70 offer except promises. But M BISHOP
The Repubican candidate has already given PROOF OF HIS
sincerity on this question. He was chairman Oh INC
Jout Committee of Retrencament in the LEGISLATURE Oh
is79 the result of whose labors was cutting 10
AZ s31 600 i'm the expenses OF the state. Mt BlshOp
has therefore proved himself economist While en-
er Buffers efforts In that inc are e3u1S 10 nc '
arr grab bin he aided in passing through CONGRESS
A second attempt to settle the difficulty IN
the Hid Wisconsin Congressional District ms ~
made and failed like the previous one Inc P'"u -
osed involved the withdrawal OF both Candidates "a"
nomination of new man by the united vote OF 'he ."o
rongressiona Committees of the district ana piousc
from both OF the withdrawing candidates thAV 'o'
ld YORK FOR the election Of the new nominee Tue
itt,, vas Mt once accepted by Mt Keye5, but was
foriv rejected BY COngre ssman HaLeiou
r. made in plain therefore, chat he prefers s'Sa.
fhe success OF the Democrats 70 the So1ON "a -' -
publican IN the district except himself
The numerous stories circulated about the
ssmorazed condition of the Kansas Republicans the
Great number OF them who viii vote against - J1hn
and the bright prospects Of the Democracy doubtless
have a Democratic origin. The endeayor Is TO create
inst the situation these ort describe But MI john
a Martin Of The Atrhison Champion, whoi Is as wen
ersd in the politics of the State any other man. mas
M donbt OF the success of the Republican ticket lie
ss IN his poper that all the reports OF Republican as
sfcoD are grossly exaggc rated that the party cahN
bas heen very complete, and that tie Democratic Talk %
e,ecfng Mr Click Is mere sound and iuTy'
The propriety of the Republican Congress
sonal Campaign Committee taking sides IN district
whore the party has more candidate Tor Con
rresa is considered questionable IN some quarters
While does not tend heal the breach tits almost Ger
tain TO add 10 the bitterness Of the strife On this sub
f.ct The 81 Louis Globe thinks that 1t is al very wen
Tor the committee TO persuade one or Duth %" '
rival candidates in diStrlc.s where there u sun ~
Withdrew bu il is quite another thing Tor them u
ne Ike to elect one the contestants over thr ott
The committee has no business TO take part /" sNO ~