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POLITICAL NEVIS.

Inc minnesota Republicans have appointcd
committees for each OF the i've new Congressional M,
' ihcF expect TO carry every one OF then this fs.
Inc PIVoaDiity becomes stronger every dav
that the Kentucky Legislature will fail to arres unon
redsctlng Dill The desire to make the di,,r,cts so,
idly Democratic conflicts with the Conversational aht
ton OF too many men. Thros ieeisIes. ai'ot
members differ. ~" "i""Ay t"o
Senator Browns position on thu tariff &.
generally approved by the papers of Georgia
by The Atlanta Constellation He Is not In favor =, 80
IN for revenue only, is he In favor Of tarin ana
accidental protection. He Is in favor OF all the proac
ton that tariff not too large but just large enough viii
Afford when wisely and honestly laid"
The attempt to work up boom for Con.
gresham Morrison, OF Illinois, for the Democratic noni
nation for President in 1884 receives little aid from
Colonel j. o. Broadhead. OF Missouri He considers thas
Mr. Morrison is strong OF native common sense
has good deal OF political information, while he has
Unbalanced mind"
The session of the Maryland Legislature
which has just ended has tended 10 widen the breach
which already existed between Governor Hamilton and
the Democrats The nominations sent by the Governor
to the Senate were rejected after little delay for
sideration and in every he treated with marked
dscOurtesy. The differences between the two factions
concilable
Many Republicans in the With District Of
pennsylvania having asked Dr. n. A. Pennypacker to
become candidate for Congress, he has consented
condition that he is not called upon spend time "
money In striving to create sentiment In his be-
hail. and that majority o, the Republicans OF the dis
trict express wish for his nomination. The district Il
strongly Republican, the present Representative Will
lam Ward, having been elected by $500 majority.
General Chalmers, of the notorious Shoe
string Congressional District in Mississippi has refused
TO become a candidate again He claims that he has
been unfairly treated In the arrangement Of the
districts After his great services to the party in past
years overcoming large Republican majority he
thinks the Legislature should have done better by him
than to have placed him in district containing 10000
coored yoters aud only 5000 white voters. He be-
eyes that he has borne the burden Of budozing and
ballotbox stufing long enough, and Is evidently dis
precated by his party.
The delegates to the Pennsylvania State
Convention from Huntingdon County appointed
last October by the County Committee and instructed -
vote for Wayne Macyeagh for Governor Some Repub-
cans in the county trying 10 get this action
versed claiming that it does not justly represent the
sentiment of the party. Congressman Fisher In whose
district Huntingdon County is says that the county
largely for Beaver and that petitions are circulating
asking the chairman to call the committee together
again. The Huntington Journal, however. denies that
there Is dissatisfaction With the delegation as now con
stituted. The difference will probably lead TO contestng
delegations the Convention