New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-25

bnt some Of then c9m~oni with much M
ticket is said 20 be the product Of machine Influences and
not the free choice Of the party These dssensOHs IN
IT, loss OF 1900 votes would defeat the Republicans
Clrter Harrison, ex-COngressman and now
Mayor Of Chicago bas been urged 10 accept Domoraa
nomination 70 Congress In the TIA Illinois District ia
positively declines, however TO take the honor III,
supposed That he would pc wiling 90 snccocd DaY1 la
Wis In The United atcs Senate -o ud TIE very 10 pr1t
bic event OF Democratic MINORITY IN the Lcgi-latus
occur
The campaign in Virginia has degencrated
mainly into OF s'anderaud viiupcratlon. The SUM
Ton VaHey Virgiaion dcprecate- THE and urge that.
DO changed 70 canvass Of legitimate argument UPON
facts aud polccs. II doubtful, however II s -dycs
viii be needed Too much bitterness h6, been sIrcf ID
10 ne "u"9tu t ~ st"S. ,. ~ 49," III" - IN
state that has not lost iis head.
The Independents Of Pennsylvania have re
ceiyed IN accession Of newspaper strength, tie point
where they are the weakest The HmiiagdDa Jonraql,
an influential weekly, has taken down General Bowers
name and gives it, support TO stewart. Tie splt ths
Republican party ~ thll comfy lHc.n4's nor ~ ths
State ticket, but the county and Congressional Tickets
well
Ex-Governor Prescott was believed to have
the le. prospect OF getting he Republican nomination
Con eress I'm the IS District ofNrwHamp.hre. Bu when
the convention met he cell far short Of majority. aad
Martin A. Haynes was made the nominee. lie mas been
pr ter and newspaper publisher aud member " 10
LEGISLATURE He served on the -tan u Dir Prescott
while that gentleman was Governor 81 The state.
All hope of compromising the difference
between the Republican factions in Pennsylvania ap-
pears TO have been abandoned. The L0ncJsfer Lqfrer
when supports Beaver says The dulcst observer Of
State politics cannot fail Of conviction that the breach
between the two Giy-iOs Of the Republicans IN t1.s
STATE has gone far 20 he healed There IS no way eii
but fight II ont, let the consequences De what tAcy
Iiay.'
Mr.. Richard Smith, Editor Of The Cincinnati
Gazette is making speeches IN Ohio for the Republican
ticket. He addressed audience in Springfield The
other evening giving especial attention TO the A4aor
question lie said tint the vital issue In the present
campaign IS whether the salooukeepers and their haok
ers-the brewers and d-icrshouldb be allowed 20 con-
trol the politics If he state. bc also Wfruef me FROM
htou-t- that II thry aided In defeating tn Republican
ticfe this year IL would put back the temperance Gauss
twenty years.
Senator Vest in his speech AT Boonyile, Nc,
Lass week became eloquent the wrongs OF the to-
bacco-growers That they should D, compelled - pay
tax he thought was a disgrace the country. Bat tas
proibiiou OF the liquor traffic should DE prop sed IN
"ths nineteenth century IA tie lace Of Constitutional
free ION and under tie Tg.s Of Constitution Hl1cL lays
the nDYr.sf man ,hi Dr. prot rcfed UAuI equal ll-lls
will the richest md tne greatest bee appeared 90 regard
a. the crowulu- outrage ilc said be opposed ProliD
0a b.cauee IL was te tWG brother or the twin sister
OF woiuau'- ri-hrs and Woman suffrage "LIoh l' tI
erred au auomiuatOL. The kcpupl'dh parry hHFlhE li.
iD, rl 100000 negro voters into TN Nount p"A tom
r,no-- tr inject tn. votes % 100000 HDlAcI
infinitely more ignorant than The men,