The National tribune., 1882-09-23
NOTES.

| NOTES.
Senator Frye of Maine, will stump Indiana
for the Republicans.
Martin V. B. Edgerly has been nominated
for Governor by the New Hampshire Demo
Gratis.
The Massachusetts, Democratic State Con-
vention on Tuesday nominated General B. F.
| Butler for governor.
Hon. Eli Salisbury spoke at the Democratic
mass-meeting in Wilmington ON the 18th inst.
| in support of the State ticket.
| The Springfield Journal does not believe that
Secretary Lincoln is a party to any plan to
| capture the Senatorship for himself or any one
| else" and regards the report as an ingenious
! invention.
| Secretary Teller says he prefers the place of
Senator to that Of his present position, and
that he was not aware of the onerous character
Of the duties of his present position when he
accepted it,
Earnest L. Campbell was nominated for Gov
! ernOr of Colorado by the Republican Conven-
ton at Denver, William II. Meyer for Lien
| tenant-Governor, and Representative Belford
was re-nOminated for Congress.
| At the last meeting of the Tammany Hall
| Committee on Organization, it was announced
! that 400 members would make pilgrimage to
| the Democratic State convention at Syracuse
! to shout for John Kelly.
The Independent Republicans of Pittsburg
are trying to induce Colonel J. NJ. Schoomalzer,
! a wealthy coke manufacturer, to become their
| candidate for Congress in order to oppose the
return of Hon. Russell Everett.
Hon. George NJ. Robson has been nominated
| for Congress by acclamation at the Republican
congressional convention in Camden, n. J.
! John Kcan, Jr, will run against Niles Ross in
| the third congressional district
General Fred. n. Ogden, Col. w. r Vandry,
and others who participated in the White
| League movement were present OF high mass
| in New Orleans on the 18th inst, which was
| celebrated in honor of the dead Of the 18th Of
! September, 1874.
| The State committee of the Anti-monopoly
League organized at Saratoga, N. Y, on the
18th inst, when each member was authorized
to supervise the formation Of leagues in his
district. They viii send delegations to the
Republican and Democratic State conventions
Chairman Cooper ofthe Republican committee
in Pennsylvania expects the following formid-
able list of speakers 10 stump during the cam
paign in his State: Senators Frye, Hale, Allison
Logan, Miller, Sherman, and Plumb; Congress-
men Kasson, Butterworth, and Hoar, Secre-
taries Lincoln, Teller, and Chandler, and At
torney General Brewster.
At the Republican caucus of the Oregon Leg
islature on Monday night John II. Mitchell
was nominated United States Senator by thir-
ty-four votes His opponents claim that this
is his entire strength. Twelve more are re-
quired to elect. The Democrats have nomi-
mated Judge P. p. Prime.
A body Of 100 colored men met in New York
City last week as Republican delegates from
the various assembly districts to form colored
Republican Central Committee for the city and
county of New York. The object was to secure
political recognition, and sentiments were ex-
pressed condcmning the action OF the Republi-
can leaders for not appreciating their votes.
The committee Of twenty-five appointed by
the general committee of officers Of the Horti-
cultural Hall town meeting, in Philadelphia,
reported the following names: For sheriff
John Price Wetherill, Adam Everly, Clayton
hcMichael, Edward T. Steel, Henry C. Thomp-
SON. For register Of wills-John J.. Kinsoy,
Samuel B. Huey, John w. Patton, Henry Clay,
!" Marshall Taylor. For city treasurer
Charles *. lde, john II. Michener, William B.
Irvine, Theodore T. Wiedersheim, James
Long.