New-York tribune., 1882-09-30

several Of the Congressional districts Of Ohio .avs ,h
the Republican outlook Is encouraging In every one ah.
he has visited. He found the party Thoroughly IN
earnest and the meetings wei attended. The claim Of
the Democrats that they would carry the XIytb M
trict was he thought, without foundation. -"
There is much dissatisfaction among the Re.
pubicans Colorado with the State ticket but how fa
1t extends be ascertained yet The Denrer Re-
publican. which opposed Campbell's domination ~,
Governor says The Republicans OF this State are not
just the most reconced lot in the world but bettin,
men should not presume upon that. They will staI3
firmly anu Loyalty by the ticket and viii elect IT, too
The election of Alexander H. Stephens a.
Governor Of Georgia is doubtless IA certain any ,p
political event be. The heat, therefore, into which
Of the Bourbon papers in that State endesyor
Ing TO work themselves seems unnecessary. Charges
against the independents OF irving to ncte the negroes
10 unlawful acts seem wholly unca!led for under The
circumstances
The long contest for the nomination TO Con.
gress IN the XVIIth ONO District left soreness bs
hind. In addition to this, htlo campaign work
has been done there. Mr. Updegraf, since secured
renOminatOD has been sick and unable 10 aticfd N
his canvass The district considered safe Reoub.
lican one. having Foster majority OF $500 bu,
unless the party wakes up there Is danger Of 3r Cye
CRAFTS being defeated.
An understanding is said to have been
reached between Governor st. John Of Kansas and
Colonel John A. Martin, Editor Of The Atchtson cham.
pion by which the latter was induced to Withdraw hi,
opposition TO the reelection of ST. John In return for
this favor Mr.. Martin has been promised the Proabl
tion nomination for Governor in 1854 Governor ST.
john the same authority says VIII urn hls attention TO
securing Mr. Ingass seat In the United states nate
which becomes vacant In 1850.
The Republican Congressional Campaign
Committee It is reported, becoming anxious about the
situation the Southern states. The expectation tha,
losses in the North would tinly De Offset by gains IN
the South has been the principal ground the Republicans
have had for claiming majority in the next House.
But the appearance Of numerous independent csnd.
dates In Southern districts hae cast cloud yer Epub
can prOrpe that nclghbOrLOOd. large 4
money said have been sent TO these doubtful dis
rcs but IL remains to De seen whether the returns viii
justify the outlay.
Congressman Hewitt. of this city, as inter-
viewed by The Enquirer Of Cincinnati believes that the
tariff will be the leading issue IN 1884. The Ropubh.
cans ne adnirs are united the policy OF pro eeiOn
while great diversity exists among the Democrats In
ny vew," he said the tariff should be amended as
70 afford protection 10 those interests which have been
fOscred hgl tariff IT would be cruelty 10 vi ldraw
protection shddcny from industry INTO which men
have been encouraged place their capital by the IN
ducements held out by the Government"
That the Democrats of Tennessee do not
propose stop they succeed in scaling their state debt
but intend TO apply the principles TO the National
deb. is evident from the following circular which be-
ing distributed by Mr. savage, VINO II prominent stump
speaker and candidate for United States
tor The document says: " am candidate FOR United
states Senator The people cannot directly but
should instruct their representatives their choice.
II elected nope to 10 for tue Nation what have
reped TO do for the state and thereby get relief from
National burdens TOO grey0u- 10 be bornn. There ars
more than fifteen hnnGTci million. Of dollars Of NatOua
ls-non-prOOuctIyc ana non-taXaDle.'