New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
POLITICAL Ne VS..

The Independent Republicans OF Reading
Penn. have decided to hang out campaign banner
probably with the desire to aid General Beaver in ind
Ing few Stewart Men In the town tie next time he
travels that way.
The Bishop men have probably distanced
the Grape party OF delegates secured for
their candidate for the GuDernatoral nomination In
Massachusetts, But 1t IA not believed that they have
majority OF the convention. IL will doubtless two
and perhaps more, ballots TO name the successful
The political meetings of both parties in
Ohio, 1t is stated. snly attended This not con.
sidered much indication OF Indifference Of ths
fact that Of the made up their minds
already the issues OF the CANVASS and do not
about listening to arguments.
The fusion of the Democrats and Green
hackers In Michigan has not alarmed the Republicans
that state They not committing the bunder Of g.
norng It, but after admitting all its possibilities tic
most careful party believe that the Republican
ticket will be elected b. al least $4,000 majority.
The result of the Democratic caucuses in
Boston last week practically all doubt abou,
the choice OF General Butler Tor Governor by the pars
State Convention to-day The demand for his nonl-
inatiou IN the Democratic party Is doubt zen.
era this year than ever before.
The Democrats hope to make several gains
in Congressman IN Illinois this fall They base their
pecations the unusual number Of independent
dates in the field, which they imagine VIII operate
their favor. But there boiling DemocIa;i0
candidates also and they are key o. render tue cleo
The Delaware Republicans are making an
energetic ami strong hopes OF carrying tho
State Heretofore the elections have gone by default
the Democrats having ything their own way. But
this year the Republicans are showing unusual energy
and are asking the Of some of the best stump
Speakers III he party.
The Democrats III the XXIld District of
Pennsylvania talk Of nominating James II. Hopkins 20
Congress. lie u candidate for the Gubernatoral
nomination this year, aud ia tho 1rst five ballots
ceiy ed more votes than Pason He has already served
one term IN Congress and doubtless aye tne uomi
nation now Y he cares for IT,
Colonel d. b. Henderson. secretary Of the
Republican Congressional. Campaign COMMITTEES aud
candidate for Congress IA the lid Iowa District WILL 1t
predicted receive nearly the solid vote OF both parties
He Is as popular with the Democrats as With his own
party There ara two candidates Ia the teld against
hln-a Democrat ana GreenOacker.
The trouble which the anti-temperance
attitude the party has brought to tAe Democrats OF
Indiana grows serious every day, The ErdnsrAs
Courier the leading Democratic organ OF the lst Con-
gressi0nal District has within few days taken decided
ground in favor of compelling the saloons to close OF
party ranks as 10 Is considered only the beginning
of break
The Democratic papers continue to rldlcuie
the party's Congressional Campaign Committee r.
ferring to its latest effort, The Cincinnati Enquirer
says After prOrlcted incubation and labor lsic tho
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has col
lated Il textbook to be utilized by the Columbian
who beat the thin air ana speak TO brass bands NJ
public meetings goes badheaded for the Republican
party and although takes Z22 pages or small type 10
o. the JOB, Il does II In manner calculated t. crush
Senator Harrison, of Indiana, while passing
through Boston the other day tod reporter Of The Ia0
eler that he believed the Republicans would carry LIS
state and control the Legislature. They might possibly
lose one or Congressman, but this woul result
the Democratic gcrryuandcI Of the districts sll
than from any dissats with the RepuO
He said that there not near 80 much OppOsi-
ton TO the River and IarbOr bill IN the West IN
East The question oil civil service reform he thought
had not a. vet prominent o. Dec used
al issue Ihi, especially true Of The West. where 3
subject had not attracted marked attention.