New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-11
POLITICAL AEB Us.

The next Congress Will have large amount
81 new material If The nominations far made are an
indication Of it, makeup. Dissatisfaction win the
present body and rearraugemept Of the districts IN
most states have brought about the NOMINATION o
AL unusual number VI new candidates
Some of the Republican papers in Pennsyi-
rauia that remained neutral the State Con
MENTIONS with strong disposition 70 support Stewart
have hoisted Beaver tieket within few days The
Independents VIII probably una tne want OF g"ou parry
organs Of the chief obstacles 10 their canvass.
indications in the lXth Congressional Dis
trict OF Indiana point the denomination Of Represent
alive Orth bv the Republicans one county IN the
District las instructed delegates vote for him, aud
me other counties viii probably follow Mr.. Orths
vice. IN National House 81 Representatives began
with the NXXVIIIth Congress, and lie Is no" serving
lls seventh term
The Civil Service Reformers in Congressman
Harrss distinct in MASSACHUSETTS likely 20 concen-
frate oliver Ames their candidate FOR Congress 1t
is believed that gather more strength than any
other man III opposition Mr. Harris. The latter If
Doing 80 yerey criticised account Of bs record on
fAe yetoca OH that the keforuers have renewed hopes
o. defeating hlm.
Interviews with a number of prominent
Democrats in Boston by re Orter OF Thes1Fdccer Of
That city show that party not Only wiling but
eager 10 .ave General Butler it, candidate for Gov
eror th- year Tney all believe that the present is tie
bcst opporiE ty had 90 bee elected Ne one ex
Pressed doubt about LIS se1iing The nomination
1t wanted IT,
General Weaver, the Greenbackers' candidate
5or 1850. has been trying 70 ger nomina
faoB TO Congress Molues District OF Iowa The
plan was To nave the GreenbacSers nominate INN aud
fhe Democrats indorse the latter showing
inexpected opposition TO Weaver. one county has
ftructed its delegates to vote against Inn ana mas de
scared 4IsO that Will refuse to support him II
mated.
The supporters of Mr.. Bishop in his canvass
for the Republican nomination Tor Governor OF Massa
ehusetts are deriving encouragement from the
present situation of affairs In that state The votes OF
Congressman Grape The River and Harbor bill WILL II
J. thought his chances and the announcement
OF General Buffers probable candidacy Will tend GO make
Tie Republicans unusually careful about thelr nominees
Tntb All these circumstances are believed to operate IN
AaJ. Bishops favor
Judge Phelps, of Connecticut, is the first
Congressman reply letter To- criticisms his
for the River and Harbor bill The H1rtford Times hay
ing charged hin with 0grolus and corruption IN con
nectiOn WITH the bill he says 81 voted for tins bu IL
the conscientious discharge Of public duty believed
tie Of my District justly req red it, and that
EAould regarded wanting in proper attention to
those interests If failed 70 Dc No one ever ap-
preached far even a. TO inquire how intended o.
vote ana never knew OF heard OF any logrolIhg OF
corruption connection with the passage Of the bill
moi aud do now, believe should have been JUST
ted IL casting aside the just and reasonable and neces
sarv provisions for the benefit % the imDor AM CONNER
pi interests Of my District, because there were
Diher items IN the bin Other which did
approve and FOR winch was IL 40 way responsible"
The reason given by The Bangor Messenger
fol taking down Pasted's from the head OF irs
columns. has treachery to the Greenback party. II
says that he unqualified pledge before hs
nation ne would GreenDacker only. thai
there must be mixing with the Democrats and that
II a Democrat nominated the Congressional
ticket lac would withdraw. But Democrat has been
placed the Congressional ticket aud largely through
teiuaueuce OF Governor Pllsted and he himself con
SCENTS Z. stand upon Democratic platform. Under |
these en- cuustduce- Tn HeSScHgrr cal ufOu
Governor iaisted 10 rcd em hs promises made 10
when ne desired our support and withdraw from his
position al tue head OF lcEet. which, n elected I
would be- h1icd al the country D. uocIatlc
ylctO! aud would confer benefits moi upon the Green
ta, Organization ont upon The Democratic party vi
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