New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Republican partys ability to Glenn it.
self excies the admiration OF Democratic lournalKs
The Galveston (Teras) Nes That paper remarks "rhs
Republican party has won great victory 1t has con
quered Its own vices
Governor-elect Robbie of Maine says that his
State is sondly Republican to-day but the people are
watching and future depends upon now parties
act The people are now In thar state OF mthd which
leads them to do the rgl, what ever parry chahpOa'
Congressman Peelle's reelection in the In
dlanapoe district notwithstanding the money ana innu
ence Of the English family. has brought forward hh
name RS candidate for Governor OF the state two yea
hence. His victory certainly brilliant one and
demonstrates his popularity among, the people. hs
would make an able leader for the Indiana Kepdoea"
in 1884
The IXth Congressional District OF MaSsa-
chusets has demonstrated that the expenditure OF
In re sum OF money always necessary 10 secure on
election to Congress Colonel Lyman's canvass cost
SIP 3d. and balance of S57 81 in voluntary contriba
ons remains on hand. But Is believed that tae levy
ing of assessments on the olcehoders was srea'er
aid to Mr.. Lyman than though 40 had had snare III nv
rund.
Russell Errett, who was defeated for reelec-
ton to Congress in strong Republican district in Penn
syvania on account of his alliance with senator
Cameron is reportedin The Philadelphia nnesas ba'at
become eonY iced that Cameronism must DC un'Oaaean
the Republican party TO win any more victories m'n"
STATE The conversion OF Mr. Errett, II tIu Is noa
victory FOR the Independents ana proves TUG "'S"'
the course they took 10 purify the party
Il is thought in. some quarters that had me
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee turhsa
fla attention 70 sending speakers instead OF money NV
the south during the recent canvass the OUTCOME III "
way of party congressman might have been dihe'sA.
II has probably been made abundanily evident pV~ @s
II tue Solid South Is to DO broken IL 'hus' p0 " "
other argument than money
A. al am
70 make the contest for Senator Saunderss sea ih'
ING Accounts are conflicting to the strength Oh V"
two pares and IL Is doubtful II either has GEAR -
iority though the Republicans have the oesi sno"'.
and IN any event will fall but little short OF IL Luz
cision will rest with dozen memoers wno nopoJ
been Republicans o9t were eeeTu 0 fear that S
corruption fund will DO brought In to inuueu'o "'
ton OF Senator - h.s
The Committee of Ono Hundred when n''
done 40 muca 10 reform abuses ia the muno'p" N.
uont OF Philadelphia Will probably disoand a''' ~,
olection n.xt Feoruary Chairman Field believes s
ts work will then be finished, as It has awsRen0.
neople TO a sense OF their duty In regard 10 oV go
and aided them IL oycrhrOwinS tho corrup. the
haye proved upon tho taxpayers IL - s ,armed IN
mos. successful cOmMlIIoe VI THO Ain~ WV
thus country. - o,u..sa 10
The election of Thomas L. OchiIueV.
Congress from Texas has been locked upon =. 10
Of A ioko by many who know him. Du' 49, ~ hu
have taken practical way TO inform h''' .,artsA
drtss when his term OF service begins lie nss .op
on tour of his district to learn the wants po
ailments and what legislation viii eoadees oSmsrcls
pery This does not maotte teat de, ia tae ds.riot
tsress of Galveston winch Ia aelaaeJn IN oppon
Vii sursr. az the supporters of Mr.. ooni'''''
ent are loudly claiming. . concyes
The failure to elect a Republican 70 o .aror,ss
,,o,, IN, IId Arkansas District was one OIL 'ue hsz
81 tho election. All the AnttBsaroon si' ns,.ocrsu
united upon John A. Williams. and even 'no .ons IN
S,a no, doubt his success Bus indifference a%Oa sa
psnuSlcans and also fear among those who ns.' sSs
,Sa a,.r,nn,on Of Federal patronage In the e' ,.su
Mr. wamss election would rob sSs% 81 Certain IN.
ence. defeated ii wne the spells source