New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
POLITIC IL Ne VS..

The free rum advocates in Dayton, Ohio
have undertaken to boycott The JOVrnn newspaper u
that plice They have wi hdrawn all their subscriptions
liquor laws passed ~ the Legislature ie" weeks ago
One of the difficulties with which Legisla-
lures have had to contend redlstrtcng STATES Well
stated by The MenDAis Arqlgnche, when says that
Congressman thinks ais district belongs to him and re-
sents any interference with his rights OF property"
Mr. VIII f. English may not have walk
in securing the Democratic nomination for Congress
in the indianapolis District Some Of the older members
Of the party have begun to work up boom for judge
Caypoe lie said 10 be willing 20 accept nominated
As the Grcenbackers are determined to nominate ey,
Congressman De La Mayr the Iaceln TINS district Wall
be a threshold one.
Senator Brown, of Georgia, takes a discOur-
aging view Of the Independent movement in that state,
because, IN lis opinion ii been badly rmef. lie
thinks that II s leaders had sprung it in the heat OF
campaign when the people aroused they might have
had big rally. But they pitched right in the dead Of
winter when the people were not thinking OF politics.
The attention the Georgia papers give 10 the ma er
however shows that they do not oOk upon II as poht
cal movement that can De ignored safely.
The Democratic members of Congress from
Pennsylvania are said, in me Commercial G0-epe u
Pittsbufg, be strongly in favor OF nominating Judge
Turnkey for Governor, Judge Ludlow for supreme
judge and James II. Hopkins for Congressman-aL
Exspeaker Randall is the only on Of the dlegaton who
does not support this ticket j. simpson Africa WI
probably have e If any opposition for ne nomination
be asking fOl he Lieutenant IOyernOrsAlp.
Judge Buckner. one of Che Democratic mem
beers Of the Congressional COMMITTEES Baking and
currency Is reported in The C'ncinHod EHqU'Fer as *
pressing much doubt about the passage OF the b for ex
tending the charters of the National banks He believes
the bill 10 be- nearly useless IN view Of the rapid educ
no, of the public debt and the consequent calling IN o.
| the Government bonds M Buckner Is advocate Of
the proposition substitute Treasury not1 for Dmk
CIRCULATION. aud has printed speech IN The cogres'
sion1i RecDrd setting OIth his views on the subject
Both Congressman Errett and Bayne, Of
Pennsylvania, to meet with opposition In their
effort. to secure renomir alton The former VIII be op
posed by the Independents ani, II IS said the minuiac
urcrs while the latter will have 10 meet the hostility Oh
the machine. The opposition to Mr. Errett has been
gaining strength for several years though he hs been
able 10 secure election three times 10 Congress VT.
- said to feel am OF reflection III loSV ~
rett was elected bY thau 1000 majority AMI Ba ne
by more than 1000 majority over the DEMOCRATIC cAn'
dl.atCs.
The charge made against the late session OF
the Ohio Legislature that it corrupt cannot, II 10
stated be sustained By the record list OF the bills
passed has been printed by TIE CerelIad Lcodc Which
paper says that careful examination fails 10 reveal
single bill which bears the least evidence Of jobbey
The largest part the done by the Legislature
very important aud thou Oh there were some DELAYS dur
ing the session which are alw1ys inevitable, we fail 10
romember any session OF this body when accomplished
expressed disapprOva Of the ha-ty Judgment passed
upon the acts o. the General Assembly
State Senator Kaufman, of Lancaster, Penn,
has made himself obnoxious to the machine in tbai
State by MS pendent in aud out OF the l. s
laturc He has accordingly been marked for punish
ment bosses who opposing his denomination
senator Mitchels attention called TO this fact dur
ing his recent visit to Philadelphia, and he at once
wrote letter 10 the Editor o. The Lancaster NeW Era,
stating it ~ his belief that the assault upon Mr. kaui
man was caused by his In the Senatorial contest
last winter and pronouncing it wholly Warranta0o
and grossly mpoiiuc and unjust" He adds " The he
publican party Pennsy lyanlI cannot be reunited ana
continued power any sucn warfare OF the one lac
ton upon the other and earnestly nope that the GOOD
penple of Lancaster County viii put end o this VIM
dicve persecution by returning Mr. kaufman TO the
Senate"