New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14
POLITICIL NEUlS.

The advocates Of the nomination of Major
A. NJ. Brown, Pitsburg for supreme Judge OF Penn
sylvania are vigorously pushing his canvass. They
claim that thu place justly belong, TO Republican from
the western part Oi the state
Kansas will not probably disturb its present
representation in the House. Each Gifts three members
by general consent deserves reelection and will ge, It,
New a-pirans VIII have 10 look 10 the CongressMenat
large OF which the state will elect four.
1t is rumOred that the Hon. Henry L. Pierce
Will the field candidate for the nomination for
Governor Of Massachusetts, His support Will from
the conservative men IN the Republican party
unwilling to it made merely prOhiUory crusade or
ganiLatiOn.
There appears to be enough vitality in the
Anti Bou bon In Texas TO Justify the papers
supporting il in mining candidates for places on the
uuently named for Governor Those mentioned FOR the
other places ou the ticket are mostly Republicans.
The Greenbackers in Indiana hope 10 make
better fight this than before The secretary Of
their Central Committee thinks they elect four
Congressman and feels confident that they return
De La Aayr from the indianapolis district More means,
II Is claimed at their disposal now than heretofore.
Tue Republican press is unanimously calling
upon Congress 20 work The waste of time in per-
soua plantations useless debates ana Investigations Is
strongly condemned. and demand made that some OF
the imp rtant easurcs before that body b. considered
aAd passed
The Legislature of Michigan is winning
some praise from the promptness With which 1t has
dispatched the business before and made ready adj
ourn. Among other things Il has relrTauged the Con-
gressOua 5trcts and voted S2JOOOO sufferers
by TIE recent forest hrts.
The Indiana Republicans have begun
thorough gaDizaton OF the party III that stale The
plan which proved successful In 1880 Will be followed.
The state Central Commit tee urges that especial
tcnuon be given 10 the establishment OF Dung Mems
Republican Clubs In every EeighuOrhood The state
Convention may not be held before July.
Mr.. Bayard'S canvass for the Presidency cam
not be in hourishmg condition In tie South, Jadsas
from the OF the Democratic papers in thai section
In Washington lettert TO TIE ANgGSlt tGaD Chronicle
this rcmar made some people IN Maryland Affect 10
believe thai he next Democratic Presidential ticket Wl
be i.ayard and German. Mr. Bayaru il Oat-Iud-Jus
ucru, aud has no sympathy with tho masses no
could MOI be elected, II nominated
Congressman Ellis's letter vigorously crti-
csug the Democratic party in Louisiana is receiving the
Endorsement Of the ablest Democratic Papris in
the souhw est Among these are he Ntc orleans PEG
1uRe and The YickSJug Herald. The latter after cali
ing attention to the letter says I've print II because
we ike It's bold clear cut style We print 20 because We
pxree witn much OF it, though we do NOT pretend "a 10
ln-tcd ON the internal affairs OF Louisiana. We prut ~
because the gentleman Is IuC 10 his people Wucu 10
cali, 10 account even Democrats n lac believes they
bmudcr or are corrupt. Tho sou.A needs more abio'
bUA men ike John ELis.'