New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14
POLITICAL NEWS.

The prohibitory campaign in Iowa IS being
fought with much yicor both sides Those who favor
the amendment have given up claiming large majority
for IT, and will be satisfied If II Il adopted by respect
able vote little less than two weeks remain DeiOre
the election.
Chairman Cooper, of the Regular Republican
Committee in Pennsylvania, hopes TO make some polt
cal capital against the Independents by making pubho
the way which the delegates TO their state Conyentgn
were chosen He has collected much tOIInaioh on tho
subject, and VIII publish IL IN a pamphlet
There appears to be determination in ONO
to get ex-senator Thurman back into oce again Inc
latest method suggested is to run him for Congress IN
the Ist District Commenting on this suggestion. The
Cincinnai Enquirer says that Thurman may not re-
turn political prominence by that route put the signs
OF the times are that he Is bound to return"
Some of the Greenback Republicans who
supported Plaisted for Governor of Maine III 1850 are
announcing their intention having nothing more to
do with the Fusionists. With decentralization In their
own ranks and the refusal the straight Greenbackerto
aid them longer the Fusonlsts have dismal OUTLOOK
before them.
James II. Hopkins, of Pennsylvania, denies
all knowledge OF the circular said to have been
gotten UP in the interest Of his nomination for Governor
by the Democrats platform favoring the corpora
lions He claims to have an anti-monopoly record II
he nominated for Governor he says nc VIII not run
for COngrcSsnanat-L Large.
As soon as Congressman Lowe, of the With
Alabama District had been given his in the House OF
Representatives he sent the following dispatch TO ihs
Huntsville lAla) AdU0cote "The fraud has been elnf
mated: am seated at last Let the honest Bourhons
TO whom my documents books seeds, etc. etc haso
been sent them to the nearest lepenus1
Republican OF Greenbacker-and all will be forgiven
The Ohio Democrats talk OF nominating
Judge Lang for Secretary Of state He ran two years
ago for the same Office the hope of drawing large
German Republican vote. His overwhelming urie"s
then makes him anxious for vindlcatlon' Se'erai
other gen lenen are also spoken Of for the nomination.
The Democrats will have trouble To find candidates
The thing which worries them the most Is "lat tney
shall say ia their platform on the temperance qdesuo"
All the delegates to the Republican Congress
sonal Convention the XVlIth Ohio District nave Deen
appointed and 10 candidate has sufficient huihoer "
nominate himself The stands thus; Congressman
UpdegraG has So; Tay lor, Al; Honlngs"orth' -o'
D,lzeL II; aud POOrman. 10. EghtYtwO votes arg
necessary "A nomination. There Is huch linz
"A renewal of the long contest OF four ears ago. "Ho
took 1873 ballots to make a nomination.
The Republican Representatives III congress
from Penns lvania, with three exceptions, are reporter
IN Washinl ton dispatch to The Phil0deph'd freS'"
admit the probable defeat Of the Regular Repuohcan
State ticket The three exceptions are ConeresSmeu
Erret Barr and Scranton The dispatch says may
il has been suggested that all the members OF tno
cation II IN an appeal 10 Chairman Cooper III ia'otD.
taking some means harmonic the differences !" '"'
party in PenDsy lyanla