New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31

=, .s esnecial efforts in every section OF the state
dnrns the few remaining days
The Republicans have bright prospects
NJ gaining Congressman In Arkansas ino 'iu D
.-ct ssems reasonably certain Of electing John A
wut.ms over his Democratic opponent james N
49,. Thu anti Bourbon vote is practically united on
xSr W,lliams and he expects o majority OF at least
600 The Ist District Is doubtful Also out 1ne oh'0
favor the Democrats -,
NJ Davson the strai9htOut candmate
a, the Republicans Tor Congressman-at-Larse IN VIZ
gtn,a smoke IN Petersburg last Thursday night he
asserted that the Readusters had stolen all their
p,es from the Republican party and that the cam 'no t
Shev were the best friends % the colorcd men Nh ~
trnss The Getting was not very Successful anu NJ 3[
Dawson was frequently interrupted by cheers '0' "N
his Readjuster opponent :. A.
Caroral Finley who was unseated in the
,resept Congress is again candi date in the iid "r
District In his speeches he endeayors 10 'iinA' ls
hearers believe that their rights were taihPiou -
because he was not permitted 10 ENJOY 'Ho
frauds on the halo,box and that he Gn 70 tSs next
baya n yihdcate themselves II to elec' INN 70 60
Congress He also strives TO create the a that
tha eiectjou committee was not made up ialH anu W
his case was decided on its meflts'
The charges made by General Mccartney
IN his Pitsburg speech against Senator Cameron nave
an additional significance from the fact that ne ="
peiehbor and warm personal friend OF Governor hoy~
correspondent Of The Philadelphia Press wTlths
wnkesbarre says that 1t ia An open secret u'n'
ana Mccartney we're 20 publicly avow tHr IL, g,
10 General Beaver at the sane time The
Letter and General Mccartney or the stlDnP unr a
FORMER has not vet spoken The charges Aie e,
1sched aan.atiou In the state and are coHi-i'"
whole In part In 'everaI quAi =, .to5
senator Voorl ees thought he had askeu
noser in recent 81 eech in Indiana when nc in'l
,ar,ner friends what is 20 become or your gre"t
.orn crop IN this county II Prohibition Is adop''u'
,rhere was u brief PAUSE and then an Ola Dsio' 80
,a-rer smoke M taytng; DO understand MT
voorhees that you really want an answer 10 Ila' quo"
toni" yves" nv friend said the Senator, suasHV
80, b,mseN To his ful! height. am SEEKING va IN
So-Ination Well then replied the hrhe'' NJ " n
IN vou what we will do with our corn crop
80 more nork and less hell" The senator Ha ~
ne cnsstiop at several meetings before Out Ie n'
td n since not caring 10 listen again 10 tne 4ausN
Ter that greeted his discontinue 800.
Samuel w. Hale, the Republican candidate
for Governor of New Hampshire, makes sweeping
Asu,aI 70 the charges Of ex-senator Nadlelgh' ho
rronounces the charge he purchased his nomination.
an absolute Islander and calls upon Mt "adielsh 10
make good his statement that Mr. Hales business
t-.,sactc,s Ind been so conducted as to bring sor-
row and ruin 70 many" II is noted as singular Ihct
that Wadlelgh ustihes his bolt from the htpuD.'
marty on the ground Of the corrupt use OF noie! ia
nojfics but advises everyone TO vote Tor Eugefe9 wy
femocratic candidate, although he Is known 70 ny
been the dsbursng agent OF Frank Jones ~hen he e
latter tried - buy his way into the GoVeruoisP "a ~
State