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

| Senator Window will take part in the cam
paign In Minnesota and reply 10 the attacks made upon
his character and record 10y his political enemies. He
has received many assurances Of support from tho
better element the Republican party tldi he has no
msgiying- to the result Of the Senatorial contest
The Michigan Greenbaclers and Democrats
are following up their fusion state ticket By similar
action in some Of the Congressional districts In tho
vth District they nominated the vice-prcsident Of
National bank and resolved that they are opposed %
the Republican party
| General J mes LOngs;rect, who was nOmi-
mated for Congressman atLargc by one faction Of The
Republican party Of Georgia believes that It is unwi'e
for the Republicans nominate any dtincvely party
candidates in that state year. and be has accordingly
declined to lie thinks that %" Only way To dci"at
the Democrats IS for all the anBourbOn elements TO
| unite.
The Democrats of Kansas are much dissatis
fed with the action OF their state Convention. The
platform and the ticket are both obnoxious. Some "
the progressive members Of the party hoped TO see
| new departure this year, but tho Bourbons gained
control and run the Convention On the Old rlts. Tho
candidates said TO DE distinguished only for Their
The California Republicans have a fashion in
their State Conventions alter the platform has been
adopted and before proceeding TO nominate. Of bringing
| the candidates for tie Govemorship before the
assembly and hearing their sentiments on the DECLARE
nnity to Judge OF the merits ~ the different asltas,
and sometimes saves them from emDaIasSiheh' ni'er
the ticket has been made mp.
There is a rlmor that the Iowa Republic
cans may be unsuccessful IN their intention TO send
a solid party degation to the next Congress The
danger break Is said to be In the st District where
the Grccnbackcrs and Democrats are trying to unto
upon candidate In opposition to Moses MrOod VINO mas
been reroninatcd by the Republicans The district ms
given Republican mImu} q" . Voo anu 'l' ul',
tent must be widespread there IS danger OF 1t being lost
The friends of Mr. Grape claim to be much
encouraged by the standing Of the delegates thus far
elected to the Massachusetts state Convention. They
that large majority OF them are a,orahe to their
indicate Mr.. Grape has had an important accession
OF strength in the western part OF the state this week
nomination and h action will doubtless have much
influence in the election Of delegates from berkshire
County.
Colonel James O. Broadhead will probably be
the Democratic candidate for Congress ID the lAih
Missouri District. The district is uncomfori-
ably close for the Democrats having only about 900
party majority, and an energetic search has ben
made for a rich popular candidate Colonel Broad
head has steadily refused to allow his name to DE n-cd
until few days The district r. made mp OF eleven
wards of the city Of St Louis and comprises nearly tho
| same territory the one represented 10y the Hle
Thomas Allen.
For exposing the campaign secrets of the
party It clnms to represent The Ciacnn1H Enquirer
IS unrivalled. furnishes the Republicans with good
ar -lmcnts every day. II frankly admits that tho
Liquor Association does not propose to trust tie
Democrats with any more funds and that the Democratic
Campaign Committees at loggcrheads These con
fra,6ns however may be intended 10 throw the Rcpub-
lean. oil their guard and lu them into false OF
security.
Senator Malone is meeting with energetic
opposition of the prominent Republicans in
virginia He will not have so cordial and united
support from the Republican party I'm this canvass he
received last year. The spirit OF bo,,ism lie has
introduced into the politics of the state j. dtatefu to
many and he would doubtless meet with an OverW holm
ug defeat were there any other alternative than hand
ing tie state again crtO the BOurh'n,
senator Harrison OF Indiana Is aiding the
Maine Republicans in the last week Of the canvass In
hi, speech at Bangor Wednesday evening he quoted Mr..
Blauas challenge to any 80 to name bill or resolve
which had been presented by the Democratic party in
the Congress of The United states for the arOIaon Of
any human Voc or ion the advancement OF any good
during the last twenty years ami tAru said: II
carry the challenge furth.r say tH.ic hao not been
measure Tor the ameiiOIatOn ot human woe or for iAe
advancement Of any good but the Dnoolutc party Las
opposed IL.