New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-05
POLITICAL NEVIS.

In looking over the political field IN Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania correspondent OF The PhRdde
phtd Press says tns two points have impressed him.
One strong hostility Senator Cameron and tho
other Is the c W OF business III the Independents
movement
Chairman Mckee has consented to remain
at the head of Independent Republican state Com
mitee of Peansy yana. 1t his purpose to retire
OF Impaired health and the claims Of his private
business but the request or Mr.. stewart the
candidate for Governor he has decided to serve
Mr. Stephens, by his denials and affirmations
Of what position lie proposed to take In the campaign In
Georgia, has placed weapon In the hands OF those
Bourbons who desire to defeat his nomination for Cow
ernor 1t IA claimed that this vaclation shows mental
weakness and consequent hcapacity TO perform INC
duties deyolying upon the Executive OF great o'ac ~'
Georgia.
Here is another threat which is likely to
give the Cameron in Pennsylvania some trouble 70
explain. The IhHadeiphia Telegraph says that state
Senator william j. Newell one Of Senator Camerons
most intimate supporters remarked I'm that city at III
We tnd that the Independent Republicans are likely 70
win III the ght tins fall, the Regulars VIII turn III anu
vote the Democratic ticket"
The fight between Major Mckinley and
Judge Laubie for the Republican nomination TO Con-
gress in the XvIIIh District of Ohio has brought into
the field third candidate. This Is Mr. Clement Russell,
who il Intimately identified with the industrial interests
OF the nrighborhoOd lie will prove strong contestants
and as Judge LauDes friends aIe also still active Con-
gresham Mckinley cannot feel assured rs yet oI see
ing a denomination.
General Rosecrans wants denomination 10
Congress- and lie has written letter 10 his constituents
In which lie makes generous claim for the services 10
has rendered them during the present sessioh lie Sy
unreseryedy that he thinks he has as much nnuehoo
and as good standing the House AZ any OF MS Preue
cessors had and asserts that II is due more 20 MN ,
the blll restricting Chinese immigration "s po' ta
to kePresena1yea .nI is Chairman
If the Democratic Congressional campaign Nouh"'o'
Solon Chase is much pleased over the reSuis
% th STRAIGHT Greenback Convention In Maine last "eeA
and the discom due Of those who wished 10 cap'"o
for Plaisted. They offered him nomination ~ Ce ,
a. b ,yould support The Fusion ticket but nc s'uO0OS
refused 81 told 'en. NOR no says IN an me Of The
!. f1ey wanted nominate me at the heau % c nm
whole ticket, they might do IT, wOnldht taAo '6"'t
rressional nomination IwOululi nave I'm ho honrnt
y ySS%S 'se 'iS0u1 nave ''A' ' ~
The Groenback party shows more signs OK
ufe I'm Missouri tuan ia any other state It's cOh'e"oA
al Moberly last week well attended andenthu'ia,
The Democrats are evidently afraid that IL VIII u'''
their well laid plan for grabbing every CongreSsio'
District in the d ate except The feeling oil u.
Greoubackers Oh this subject was expressed III one -
,b. resolutions OF the platform. II reads a. ouo"s.
We lenOunce the attempted Nallohai ia
OF 10000 voters IA Missouri ITO stte solely In The
Interest OF the Druocrsc party, as sre ~ m Is
frage and an outrage thae snoe" w
at the next eectou' , =, ,t.n
Senator WINDOWS boom for the Republican
,inat,on for President in 1854 receives httle au
from Cleveland dispatch 20 The S. PdM F'o'eeT'fTe's
A proIninent Ohio politician Is reported ~ say ms -
III, next candidate OF the Republican paIS sNos.1 ~
man who was q member OF Garhed's cabinet nc con.
timed: All the Republicans OF ONO no" NV 49,,
yndicate the memory OF their peio'ou o.. en- nos,
GARFIELD 1 consider william Window Oy iar VIC MS
I,,o man I'm the United States He comes rom tny
reat Vest has the broad western ueas q, h. enn
judioious N every "aS' anu 10 INV