New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
POLITICAL NEWS.


The Temperance party Of Alabama have just
held State Convention. Mt which Is was resolved ho' "
tonpt 10 %; ain prohibt0ry legislation. but instead 10
scare a better enforcement of the license laws
II has been charged that Senator Hoar was
supportcd when he elected senator Dy some Oh VI"
,eadng Democrats OF the Massachusetts LEGISLATURE
rns statement Is denied 10y john D. Washburn who as
.er,s that only one Democratic member Noted lor MY
uoar; all the other members steadily voting Tor Juuge
Abbott rhore was no ahAnes wen lac LIMA We're
oording % Alr W6shOurn, ana hepUOucdAo "AVu0 "N'
appealed to for support.
Governor Crittenden, of Missouri, has lnfor-
mallv nominated GovernoTeect Cleveland o. New" lorh'
sor President on wednesday last he appointed "hla,
Johnson resident Of Buffalo. as COMMISSIONS ~, "
Deeds for Missouri Mr.. Johnson's Application ioi '
appointment was accompanied with Te'"'''e ~
signed nv Mr. Cleveland Governor Crittenden made Wv
Following Endorsement on the papers tS Ss, Icnt
sion upon the recommendation OF inc next 40'
All the Democratic GOyernors-eIect arc NV
agreed upon the policy of returning 10 'no on
~ rho fathers I'm the matter Of their lnanguratlo
- Nv Cleveland OF New York, and MI Patiison
., PENNSYLVANIA will have no military polp 10 'Ho.n
" into Office but General f. A. Q'Sesi. VINO
lHo4A NV-oted "a Governor % Alabama on la9 70
lal as bis guards oh ''0
panies OF A"O"o' ;I rooo,.orod from
.,ofe.Ot ., tneyIsh state Government uo'crnol -"
- ,,s bio TO announce. in MS annual los'"s0 W ~
s,,-. nm wednesday last that the secnrlUeS VI ING
qreu ID
do, debt that tho current expenses as they Oc
In are met with current receipts ana tAat
balance OF $ys.Ol' IL 'Ho 'i'"'
Tboodore LYMAN, the Republican Congress
40. Of, the IXth Massachusetts, District WHO was
1tod especially as an advocate OF CIV! service ne
, frankly expresses his views on the causes OF 'ne
reoent republican defeat In nl5 ophloh 'le mann
csnses Of the defeat Firt, that the hepup0"n
80 aftr finishing the for which IL had been or
Tolya sin
romsed 10 do secondly that it suffered Itself TO DC 'e
IN sunlry places, but notably ID W a'AIpe''H' ~ W ~
little ability and less principle
Annarently there is some hope among Dem
oorats thst Democratic United States senator may he
,c,ea from Nebraska by union of the votes OF the
Democrato and Autobiography members OF the Legs
Nature The OMAHA Bee states however, that there ID
mn danger that the Nebraska Legislature VIII eecI
Democratic Senator long as cAndidate ol Eoou
Apt,Monopoly record, who Will vote with the kePGoh
90 ov %eY1nsl issues can be secured D. bttFhlR
Morton one % leading AntlNoropoAsts' IVA cnul
date for The office.
Four Territories are now seeking admission u
theUuon as states-Dakota, ashngton, iah ana New"
Mexico II Washington and Dakota should be admitted
The nresapt winter they would have sXyotes III the Eec
tora College Of 1884 As they are Republican Territories
tbe Democrats will assuredly oppose theH ADMISSION
Governor Ordway OF Dakota on wednesday last was ID
Chicago on his way to Washington for the purpose OF
urging tie admission OF the Territory. He is chairman
~ oomittee that will present memorial to Congress
on the subject. He estimates that Dakota has now
100000 inhabitants,
The State Central Committee of the Green
back party of Indiana met at Indianapolis during the
mast week for the purpose OF preparing plans to main
tain the party 1t was resolved 70 abandon the Green
back theory as the sole platform Of the party and ADOPT
many of the principles Of the Autobiography party
The Rev Mr. DE la Mayr said that the party was to DO
orcanized for an Autobiography movement, and that 1t
might soon change its name, adopting that OF tHe
AntiMOuOpO.y Party, for the purpose OF uniting = an
The elements " the country which working against
mOnOpolistic power, In one organization"
CONGRESSMAN John G. Carlisle, of Kentucky,
the rival Of r Randall for the Office Of Speaker OF the
next House OF Representatives, in conversation with q
correspondent OF The Clertidnd Leader on Thursday
stated that he did not believe That there is at the
present time any necessity justification for tho total
abolition Of the internal revenue sysem although very
considerable reductions might be adyanageously made
and tho services OF large number Of officers ana EN-
poyes dispensed with" lie continued: The taxes on
.prts and malt liquors should be the ast repealed
II the tariff can be revised ana adjusted upon proper
principles We could very well spare large part
Of the internal revenue collected. 1t Is un-
questionable that n revenue tariff will yield much
larger amount the Government than protective TAR
81 aud at time greatly diminish the charges
upon the consumers OF domestic ana imported goOcs