New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Cameron organs in Pennsylvania are
making a strong effort to break down senator Mitchell
He Is denounced as soreheai" u poor politician"
and "a seeker after notoriety." Meanwhile ar Mitchell
claims that he receiving many letters AMI trlegfiI5
flola all parts of the state prom sing him support
Vermont is small State, but it believes in
large conventions The delegates to the convention to
nominate "A ca ndidtte in what is known the West
side Congressional District will number 3i2,about half
as many men It took 10 nominate Presld nj In tue
last he publican National Convention
Ex-Governor Carpenter, who now represents
the KIN of Iowa Congress. Will probably DC
returned FROM the new Xth District He was twics
second term Congress- having been cleo ed ia 1850 ny
nearly Ia 900 majority over his Democratic competitor
The effort to get Governor Long. OF Massa-
chusetts to accept denomination TO MS present position
will prob ,by come to nothing, several journals favor
il and think his for promotion would be better
two vears hence than now. But his home organ an
nounces positively that he determined 10 leave the
overnorship and seek nomination to Congress senate
President Bishop nues 10 DC the strongest candidate
for the Republican nomination LOT HoEernOr
The contest for the Republican nomination
in the XyInth OHIO Congressional District will as it
looks now result in the denomination of Major Mckinney
The election of delegates TO the convention IN The home
county Of his rival Judge Laube, was decidedly favor
able TO him. and with the support he certain OF getting
i'm the other counties composing the district place n
McKiaeys success beyond DOUBT Toe claim o, J nusSs
Iaub > friends that Congressman Mckinley promises
o withdraw from the contest tins year does not Sren ~
have much weight
The California papers, while commenting the
s,ing az the bill restricting Chinese Immigration TOT
ten Years say that the state has d'ncWt Ploo'e :"
slve IN dealing with those already there Inc h'hoci
~ Chinese In the State WI reach about looOoo II
believed before the law takes effect The san fra""
CaH SAYS: 1t is absolutely Indispensable 10 unv n.
nsr,tv of the state that adopt some measure 20
cr.as. mi. number The drain on our rcs0uieo' ,ts
Great The wit bdrawal OF 80 much money e@ou -
Prom the channel Of trade has u damaging eheo' Y"
ness" IL.
Elk Congressman Chalmers's flop INTO inc
Ipdepeudent camp has considerably 0iscohcer'e" '
Rourbons Some Of them refuse TO believe H. anu "As
The y,e Orleans Picaysae. claim that the report IN
credule that Chalmers ia a Democrat dyed In INC
wool and could not anything else for ave cohsee~
tive seconds 10 save his life" Others have suddenly us
cnverad that he Is great shakes anu " AZ INC
oerats ought to have Joined with the kopnoNcs 800
thinks that the exCongressman VIII nnu ont - ays
moi The popular IN Mississippi tha' ne mas A'""'
regarded hims,lL
The Democrats in Indiana have been con-
yratulating themselves thai they had the Repnohea'
On the defensive ia that state. The liquor q"'e"
they thought would prove source OF emoarrsssmsh'
and weakness to the Republican party In ths GAM
naigp They are likely 10 be- disappointed however
h Raubeaus do not propose to waste any time IN ak
,a,nns but Ia take q manly stand by saying that tns
a,,l. ,nnst aaele the prohibition question TOT tnn
selves The slate Convention wiz doubtless !.
tha cen Additional amendment shoulu DO suo"e.. .
tbs neonle aud the will be ieit Tor tn1
decide. A vigorous aggressive oamp~s" van "
on this issue
The refusal of the Independents to accept