New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-04
POLITICAL NEVIS.

General Buffers supporters have figured
out a majority OF - 900 for him. AS Governor Long had
plurality Of A. 900 votes last year. the Democrats
must calculate upon change OF atout $4,000 votes,
nearly One-third OF the whole number Massachusetts,
polls. This is highly improbable even In this year Of
surprising changes.
All hope of compromise between the two
Republican factions in the lid Wisconsin Congressional
District having vanished, the State Committee has
decided TO give its support the candidacy Of Mr. Ha-
zeton. 1t IS rumored that Mr. Keyes will withdraw
from the field, ana in that case there IS a possibility
of saving the district. But 1t IS feared that the bitter
ness engendered cannot De alaycd III the brief time len
before election.
The Pennsylvania Indepen dents are con.
fdently claiming 100000 votes for Stewart. They
say that the contest is longer between Beaver
and PattisOn but between Stewart and Pattison
The large audiences that attend the Independent meet
ings lend some color TO this claim On the other hand
the Regular Republicans that their adyices from
al parts Of the State cheering and that there arc
convincing evidences that Beavers large vote VIII sur
prise bis opponents.
The Independents are contesting four Con-
gressional districts in Georgia In two of them the With
and IXth they have chance Of winning and would have
a reasonable certainty with full and an honest
count The candidates In these two districts are VIII
lam H. FELTON, and Emory speer The former has been IN
Congress and the latter member OF the present body
1t would be unmistakahle sign Of the advancement Of
Liberal IDEAS in Georgia II these two gentlemen To-
gether with Alfred r. Buck the Republican candida'e
In the With District elected to the next Congress
The Democrats of Missouri are eager 70
match the other Bourbon States III the South by sehas
a solid delegation to Congress. One OF the oo'we'.
in the way however is the Independent candlda! "a
John NJ Glover. in the Ist District, and OF Joan l.
Crisp, IN the With District The State Committee has y"
cordlngy issued manifesto with the intention OF isDE
ening them OF the track, and ii this is not possible
ing Democrats against voting for them. lndepehess
in politics is something Missouri BOURBON 0S""''
comprehend
Revolt and disgust among the Democratsm
the WITH Congressional District of Maryland are likely
elect the Republican candidate for Congress The De"O
cratic nominee is weak and unpopular and the parry OF
gan recognizing his peril has begun war oil s'aH
against his Republican opponent. He charges w" , "
malignant hatred toward tho state because he slo0u
the General Government during the war OF the "
lion The desperation Os the Democratic papers IN
land Is good evidence OF the Republican claim Una" w.
party Will gain several Congressman III tine o'''',
Mr. Waller, Democratic candidate Tor uo'e'
OF Connecticut. is trying to pose as an anu
ZIONIST IN politics. He charged in speech IN ''
town that Mr. Buckley, his Republican oPpO"o.
his friends, had put $4,000 or $4,000 INTO 'ue
to purchase votes with, aud said In this hsn'
made for an honest ballot; in this appeal P'ev r
want men TO vote against me, aud not for ten uVl
bills. Invoke assistance from the Republicans -,
the help OF the pulpit beg you in this nsl
tne men In your pews that are corrup'hs ' .nch
lot box" II Mr. Waller Is making his canvas, ,sm
platform, It ia not surprising TO learn that s luxe
Barnum aud other Democratic wheelhoEseS "AN
warm in his support. -,
Senator Beck is telling the people Oh n Ian
lucky how much better the finances wouia INV snov
managed had the Democrats been ID power IN A
much richer the country would be had 'hei0 va
non-protectve tariff during the past twenty years into
outlines the policy OF the Democrats II the! ,.td
office as follows I'VE propose II We arc ",sr,,ys
with the power TO change the present hish 10
tariff system into tariff for revenues VIC a,,,es
raise largo portion of the necessary he object OF
on Imports we will look 10 revenue a. md not IS
taxation with protection as the incidents oisct with
now. to protection and prohibition as tn0 wy
revenue as the Incident" on.
Senator Window of Minneso.a .,rto,-
pouneed himself as civil Service Reforner oil lue
est sort In speech in Minneapolis last aOnu" do
ing He said that any who has had ehAiss when
partment cannot fail to DO u Civil Service Hei0'"''