New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
POLITICAL NEWS.

Notwithstanding the statement that Mir.
Blaine was the field u candidate for Repub
hcan Presidential nonlinaton In 1854 las uends Ia
Pennsylvania taking assures to bring forward Ah
Tor The place. club uas Ocen iormod "a PLaici
PIMA. and lts 1rsGlp numbers already 100 Othef
clubs ARE 20 started III the city anu state.
The B0urbonS, it seems, do not yet under
stand the folly Of attempting to o.ect President with
the aid Of solid South, If The Louisville CoarierJouraai
reflects their purpose rightly. 1t that there will
be 4Ol electoral yoes in 1884, and fl wiz require 2Ol
votes TO eject The soulnen sates. leayns oat yIr
gina aud indiana, New-lorA ANA AewJeisey, VIII gave
that IA JOrJy."
Little talk and a good deal of work is the
advice the Republican journals giving 10 ths
pauys Representatives in Congress Says The Cire
td Lauder " II they wise they Will make long
speeches during the session or Congress that 10 BEGIN
within the two weeks. They will present what bls
necessary, push them 10 vOte as Rapidly a. posOs
and adjourn. IL the Democrats atsempI hDus.rF OF
to xii lime by long speecU's gag them with tie previous
question The next e"o years they can lax ~ 'hsI
Senator Morgan of Alabama will meet With
strenuous opposition ia his efforts return 10
the Senate. For he has incurred the hos
liity OF the city Of Mobile and its votes and niGsaes
in the Legislature viii DO cast against bis Fee!cst0D
Both OF present reside In southern nai
OI tne STATE ana the oppohehts OF ar MORGAN sie s
Ing the jus ice ui the nurteru hair LAYING Que or thel
II the rcpreson, atiyes from Mobile ANA Northern AZ
Daua unite' Senator Morsah WILL doaO'4eS@ 10 ~
| ieatcd.
The Executive Committee OF the South
| Carolina Democracy has issued a congratuatory at
to the parry In that 1t that the fact
that all the Congressman with eAcepon andal The
officers except those III county. Democratic,
cause FOR reIo1Ig. Il Is significant that tho paI Iim
lays down for tue future guidance OF The party Ssys
nOtniug about n free ballot uAd fair count These $40
principles which oOutn Carolina Bourbon has never s
boon aOIo 10 com i'Tchcni.
General Curbm Ward says frankly that he
is Il candidate for tho Democratic nomination fOF Gov
elnor OF Ohio year. But he wants lie place for "
self and not steppng-stone 10 the senaorsAiPo
the Presidency. He thinks the chances are All In FAVOR
Of the Democracy both the State and Nation, and Dee
eyss that they will eject the next and Pfes
dent, unless LEY ae b. ger Tools Than they ale la 70
haDlt OF ptih' ana Le AIN 10 ''aI tA.9 S'0 'h,.n,
very iOOlisnly." lie expects TO see tine hopuDh,an'
nominate cNPresidcnt hayes or Congressman bus'o'
worth for Governor.
Democratic ascendancy in Texas is Threatened
by the dissatisfaction Of people with the manner
which the Legislature has dealt with Che rHhsosa
proDiem in tue state. Last winter law was psS'e'
compelling the railroads carry passengers for Genus
"A mile This the corporations claim Is an uJuSI Its'"
ton and forces them 10 conduct business at SoSs s
they accordingly d,mand relief. TIE question 's~'
rounded VITA many difficulties and political oDseIEeSS
IN Il the obs Hcle W ucn Will wreck 'he Io..g,s
tue Democratic parry in Texas TIE large rrduo.i'n
the pArtys majority. aud tine splendid run ine ~ cav
ernor are ascriDed 10 this cause.
REFORM 10y constitutional amendment IT,
ceNed severe setback IN the recent eectl'hs Oh"
few Of tho many amendments piopoSed having VV'
adopted. the advocates OF this panace& nor AZ 80.
pohucd ills OF the country do not Sppear W w vs.
Outraged by their defeat. The latest one ohere" F
poses TO amend the United States Constitution ."
taking from the President tue power OF app0hH'e"
officers with The exception OF members oil the Na'"
foreign Ministers and judges. and aepriNes tue go
Z. lls right 10 pass upon nominations. Ihese PV"
are 10 vosted 10 House OF Electors oonssns psi,
member chosen By the people OF each state "a
masters ale he cleo ed by the people aha y are
Armed b., House OF Electors after whch t.e;nt
to hold office years. Tue sodeine has ' Se
OF novelty great objection 10 l. - tV 800 ,t
some maouinrry a. involves. Aud Ihe people M.
now not fAyOraOy iuciIned toward reform "
onlnCly. ~.
There is widespread impression tha' ",
Republican Congressional CanpaigTstommlsteeV" a.,
TO the party TO give definite account oil the wa
which It spent the fund obtained by assessing JIM
holders curing the late campaign. No disclosure "
now make TAs Boston Advertiser says, sin Jare 'H'