New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28
POLITICAL NI.WS.

The Ohio Republicans will begin their cam.
paign August at Eyria. Governor Foster will make
the opening speech The nine weeks which, follow viii
be crowded with earnest work and vigorous effort.
The four Republican Members of Congress
from Philadelphia supposed be candidates for 70
nomination but The Press Of that city says three
OF them will meet with strong opposition The only one
who Is sure of being returned Congressman Kelley.
Representative Hazelton has several op-
ponents the Republican nomination to Congress Ia
The Hid Wisconsin District. II is believed, neyerthe
less that he will be returned His record in the House
has been satisfactory 10 MS constituents ana they VIII
probably give HIM fourth term.
Wise precautions are being taken by the
Republicans to guard against repetition Of the
Garcelon frauds. This believed to be necessary
from the facts that Governor Plasted signed address
approving Garcelon IN the contingent faud.
OF 1879. and that he Will be member OF the board
which viii count the votes cast this year.
The Congressional Conventions in the five
districts of Minnesota have been held and candidates
have been placed il the field in all of them The Romt
nees In the first four districts Milo White exGover
nor Wakefield. II. b. Strait and w ID. Washburn ~
the District there split which Resulted u VIC
nomination of TWO candidates. &. +. Kindred and num-"
Nelson.
Congressman Young's statement, in his letter
apnnuucng his candidacy the I'D Ohio District thal
our Legislature with Republican majority, al its ns'
session. passed sumptuary laws which have alien
ated large class OF Republicans away from rs Is
hap or
,c,s in that state The Zqnesrae Courier says that
he letter the great political Dlnnder OF mr. YONG
life ana Dlunder WHICH VIII 0'"SsN LII" ~ '' f
grave" On
The Regular Republican Committee oil Penn
Ivania is sending out circulars comparing the way IN
which delegates the various State Conventions were
elected The claim is made that In thlrty-sx cOuhue'
the delegates to Regular Convention were elected
rop, ar vote while in thirty they were selected W
o,utv committees On the other hand, it Is charged
counties were the lunepfNucht Net0
eaI cs elected in popular conventions, "he III nv opo
counties they were chosen oy prl'dIe cauc"SoS' Ing
"A Cameron statement OF inc Case
The Iiouor Dealers Association OF indi-
~ il likely to give the Democrats trouble IN 'Ae
o. ming CANVASS A meeting of the members OF the ar
sociation was held few days ago for the purpose
f,rthering the objects OF the organization. IL isre'
norted that it. was decided not TO accept any hai"~
resolnuons by the Democratic state Convention, ana
that plank In the platform against tne 1Isyaed
tne urohibitOry amendment should DC uemsuS, .
The Democrats nave recently been Inclined " nro
resolution SIMPLY pledsns the party " vote aea"''
hibition 49,.
Colonel Thomas Ochiltree has announcer
himself as an Independent candidate for Congress "
the With District of Texas He expects to receive VOC
votes Of the Republicans and Independents ana III au
ton enough Democratic votes 10 elect him "hen ass
whether il elected he would look out for his district ~
far as and harbor appropriations arc @ hsen
he replied We'll should thihk So Have NOT oes a.
here In Washington all the wintor. doing all can 81
onre appropriations for the rivers anu 60
bors of Texas and particularly those iocateo ~ 'D
weston dlstrictf M,
The Washington correspondent OF Ihe NV
,pa,kee Republican says that Senator Aslison' oil TO-
begins 10 loom up rs a Presidential candidate ior io
A member OF Congress Is reported ss saying 80.
Auison has some of Baine's personal magnetism ~
GOOD speeimep OF vigorous American MANHOOD anu ~
has friendly frank way which arouses strong
nj ATTACHMENT As candidate for President NC and
become dinghy popular, the more nls ,sS,St and
peoYaIion are known. He is man OF keen ,nss sr.
extended experience with no long list OF ioie record
MAN away but with reputation based on tI,hn 20
P,na senate which shows him To have been faithin
the business interests OF the country anu W 'As
of the people"