New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-18
POLITLCAL NEWS.

The present week promises to be an interest
ing one in politics. Eight State Conventions viii meet
On Tuesday the Massachusetts Democrats assemble IN
Boston, The Republicans In Massachusetts, Connect.
cut New-York. Nebraska and Missouri hold their con.
ventious on Wednesday The NeW-NOrk and Colorado
Democrats meet on Thursday.
General Weaver Is eager TO get back to Con-
gress again and Is trying to strike up bargain with the
Iowa Democrats which will result IN his election. The
Democrats have thus far shown themselves proof
against his Establishments and, with the result " fusion
in Maine before them, they are not likely % be any
more yielding IN the future.
The LIQUOR Dealers Association Of Michigan
to Governor jerome, who has been renOmlnaled
by the Republicans asking him what his attitude
on the Prohibition question. He replied saying that he
stood on the platform OF hs party when fayors the sub
mission OF constitutional amendment 10 the people,
anu leaves them TO decide the question for themselves
The Republicans have completed their Con-
gressional nominations IN Ohio. Nine members OF the
present delegation have been honorcd with renomna
ton. The other twelve candidates new men. Tho
Democrats have two or three vacancies I'll on their
li.t. The Grcenback candidates are 'ew IN number
while the ProhOitonsts nave ha!-adozen nominees IN
the field.
The voters of Maine put stronger mark
of condemnation upon the monTe Confessional ticket
than they did upon the Fusion state ticket The Repub-
lican candidates Congress all ahead Of Colonel
Robbie. The grouping OF TWO such Greenback dema-
eogues az Ladd and Murch With Dane, National Bank
president the Fusion Congressional ticket was al IN
sui to tie common sense OF the people
The three Republican Congressman from
Connecticut VIII probably De rcnomnated, and II they
decide to run, reelected No opposition TO any one Of
them has made itself manifest in their party and
afterthey are once IN the field reelection l. practically
certain. The lid District which j. Democratic II no
only there will be trouble about the noui'
nations
The canvass in Indiana, it is claimed looks
well for the Republicans. The ouspoken opposition OF
many prominent Democrats u the position OF their
party OIL the liquor question tended 10 strengthen
the confidence Of the Republicans IN their ability 70
carry tAe state senator Harrison Viii make ehtIal
canvass of he stare month"; ana VIII DE asst TED -
senator Frye, OF Mane
The attempt Of Senator HOar's enemies TO
create the impre that the election Of Bishop dele
gates in Worcester intended rs vote OF eensure
upon Mr. uoar is said TO DE misleading one OF the dele
gates who Is supporter of Bishop writes 20 The Boston
Trdreer TO say that such ISSUE made in the eau
cl-e- and that had 1t been made fairly between the sem
aOT AMI Mr. Bishop not delegate favorable 10 tie lat
ter would have been elected
The Independent Republicans in the AXlld
Cougres District Of Pennsylvania think OF nomi.
mating il ca .dldate to against Russell Errctt tic
regular Republican nominee. II they decide 10 take
such q course Colonel }. ". Sch0onna kcr Will doubtless
lie their choice lie Is large coke manufacture, and
is SAID have the support Of many OF tine leading k,
pubhcals N PltlsDulg. The district gave IN lS,o Re-
publican plurality OF 1900 ana majority % -,-3t