New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-06
.s,,c,r no needed only secure nomination TO Con-
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-. ,boucnr ne needed only secure hominhu"N '" N
ICES 10 be certain OF an eiecuon' ,nu
ossib,e. inst possible, that General Butler
-. - heen elected Governor OF Massachusetts
-, rsar had he refrained from speech-making' IL Il
s.,ated that for every address he has MADE DC VIII
Nose thousand least A soon as ne S s tt
gnou'tn "a, % What he will do when elected began 10
change their minus -
Tho Illinois Republicans hope to elect four
A..p Conrressmen and possibly one more There are
10 discussions in the party in the state al iacuou' "
Ssaders having worked together harnonousy during
~. camoa,sn The only difficulty encountered has per
A. anathv among the people. But ex GoNe,thuI
Ggieshy who Il good Judge says that Ins HiS Iast
largely overcome by the Denocraue VcVol' III
month A.,
That perennial proposition to change 'ne
Constitution of Rhode Island as to abolish tne reE
sry tax and the property qualification Tor ciu@eu'
foreign birth up again in the election 10
II is presented in little different shap tf uni ~
To yOEed merely authorizes 'so O'.7
a convention to frame endment whlch nus mus "
Submitted TO the people for Ratification OF ItJec"oh
The most exciting Congressional contest 'ha'
IN c,ose tomorrow is the one in the With Minnesota
Distet Each of the Republican candidates claims 10
ase confident OF AID the accounts are -
Fc1in- that speculation on the result is useless Inc
hetter element among the Republicans appears 10 nave
rallied around Mr. Nelson, while SIR. Kindred mas 80
his chief trust in tine liberal use Vi Sc-atia eand-
Safe through which Large number OF the woes u Wis.,
party are to be cast Tor him ,isb
TIE lid District of Connecticut may 1urIl'sh
me Of the Congressional surprises OF tne year,
nre signs Of political overturn there winch DOu'
- Gov AR Mitohell the Democratic candidate Ior
- rIs bogshead has been rolling through IN IN
district bnt mas not overcone tnF rs ion The
Pppnljc,n nominee General Merwin is dangerousyf
popular ana II his party frends "OIA VII" '
mat he can be elected ne VIII sncceeu.
If II were not for the help of the W hlsKey
PIN the Low-Tax Democrats in Tennessee would nave
no prospecs Of eecting Bate Governor anu "'"'.
nouhtess lose several members OF Congress DeS'"c' =
bargain is said TO have been made between mem anu
lgu r interest by which IN return TOT us 10
rnvass every Democratic ca Ididae Tor con SrSss IN Wy
State Wit but one exception nas 1eyn IkeV 70 So
n elected for the reduction OF the TAX Oh "--S'' " ~
cents "a !0n.
One Of the reasons why the Bourbons OF
sopth Carolina want get control Congress Is 10 save
the buldczers and baOtbox suffers from prosecution
ybeir orn The Charleston Nc'cS and courier IN an aI
+ce urging the party TO elect six Congressman lro '
stote avs "Ipon the Democrats in Congress the whole
g., ,i FOR protacon aglinst oppressive legislation
1 ii M ma Fair ira In Fe erl Courts IN the
south uu -Ome restIictlo9 sa De l1 sg 'Iogc me
inc oticrr. and such legislation as Is requisite we
must look 10 sic Democrat lc parry ai"ue'
The Kentucky Republicans have maze
,ait,t canvass in several OF the Congressional Dis
- g. ,tat STATE and the election Of three or four
sr,rs-s,,ep will ouy be a fair return for the work
,,ev have done The Democrats evidently see their
angrr ir they have drafted ao the conhtiu districts
nj me possible aud al owed the sure ones lae
cre OF themselves II Il reported tnat they resort
trr 30 10 me use Of mOuey to elect iher c&hua -.
~. day is ,v9euty passo1 when q solid BOURBON dele
9aticn from Kentucky Congress can be calculated
Ipon among the certa'htt>'
New issues and new men are The great need
fbotb n,ltes IN The opinion OF The Cincinnati Enquirer
Ii Washington correspondent reviews the leading men
IN each organization aud concIudcs that II IA TINE
for them 10 step aside and leF new men come TO
the front He says: There j. an army Of pI'"c men
who nave spent tine part OF rheir lives ia Office bu
who are siil pushing the front There are many
others who have made tremendous efforts 20 get ih"
mace but having failed. w&nt TO De YhcIcAiea ID! u
oth-r trial When is tins thing 90 endi However worthy
nav nave been cir Hye- however va ba' tI'H pun
ie service. nobody else 10 nave cA"h Is ''eu'
o. m. d iuistrAtiOu Of affairs disappearing VIA tue
DYING geert-lOnl when il the ucW generation 20 nav
cha When is Ihe Con c,5Ont aIl7V tiiCJ 20 %
hr,sef uu the tenJac OF ne "nCe-Ho.uiE
deyili.r 10 be- lOoseuedi Wuen IRE We to know now
,nucu me old crowd been grabbing ana 0| n1hfIi
Iroe ,iol OF public virue has o. sh m ana deceit
think tue popular disposition Is 10 oenahu III over
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