New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Repnbican defeat i'll Kansas LEADS 1"e
- Ohan,nion TO conclude that It is not SAFE even
with political majority of oO,OOO 10 attempt " osiy
all the isms the loug-naired men ana snor tnsireu
ameu outside Of the una(ie asy unls NAV preSen''
IT. only representative the Green hackers
rave IN the next Congress is Charles n Brumm' OF
ha xuIh Pennsylvania District, while there are niue
representatives OF party in the present eooy' Que
ssI,d effect the Democratic lldAl M@No r ont ,f
fhat IA swep, tie GreenDaek Organization nearly ou u
existence ::
The Democratic vote in Pennsylvania Is
hot 900 less than the comhned vote VI beaver anu
stewart As at least many as 10000 Republicans
yo,d for PattsOn Mr. Watterson Is doubtless rsht ID
ncuopg that II Is useless to elect Mr. Randall TO he
SCnriu ma the hope o carving Peunsy lvanld Tor "A
TTSrmeeratIe Presidential candidate N 1854
Not member of the present Committee
nm the District of Columbia returned to the next Oon-
ere. naless Mr. Garrison succee as In pulling through
an the la Virginia District Most of them failed TO ge1
rcp.mlns ion and were defeated at me rolls
The ms abrrs Of sane committed IN seFeI"i
CONGRESSES said 10 have experienced snhilAi
fatahty
Congressman Holman, of Indiana, known as
aha yafendog OF the Treasury" and tne great Cd
,eetor" expects to Representative Cox press us
claims 10 tine speakerShp OF the next Congress WIN
visor He says Mr. Cox Is more OF roetr@uoI ian
sinner Re dali or Carlisle, and may be more heoeptaD
tote ex rrnss In tne party WAC propose to advocate
aiarlh IOt revenue Ohiy' 1,.
Coonel John e. Crisp, of Kansas City,
Mo- belongs 70 the Butler school Of pouos evidently
and believes that lie only runs often enough Ior Con
gress he will finally succeed IN seftns tuere no i"'
been Boiling Democratic candidate Regular DeihO-
cratic candidate aud an independent ean1lud.s anu o.
that ne proposes 40 get elected 10 COhsIoSs IL -
him IllrJ! years TO accomplish IT,
The Democratic feast held in Boston last
Saturday gave Mr.. Frank Bird the opportunity to ex
,ra.. his s+,,ng hope in che future OF the party lie
ttaks the Democracy hold Massachusetts LOT th'
next ten or twenty years II the Governnr-eect oniy
Iooks to the truth keeps his own roessoas' nt
Bird has fully sangulne III ihs preuleuonS ~ Va
past and fully az wide OF the hnrA'
fGuyernOr-elect Butler has as much shreWd'
Meas as he Is credited with he wiz not make his opposl
tiop 10 the reelection of Hoar any more prom
inent Than possible There indications already Una
the better element in Republican party Will rally
sroprd Mr. Hoar and make his reelection the means OF
bossin Ruf ar for his success The contest Will Ger
family be lively and WILL render tne next session
the Masslc auset1s Legislature unusually lheresVin-
The anti-Administration majority OF 2OO,OOl
g., NaYors state has not taught General John Beatty
the we'll known Ohio otalwart wisdom. He stu believes
according to The iitsbug Commercial that the trono'
IN NewYork and Penus lvania could have been avoluet
and those states carried the maj jrty oy suren
derd 10 the HLI-breed minority an gwen t1ol a4 t'
offices and voted the Ha0reed tcAeti Dn' tIis en' %
iorty refuse IL do and the Tumpus Inc irodoI
with General Beatty s that lie has got the AOr'' ~'
the minority Little mixed
The Democratic papers are urgently remind
fng their party that must not take the elections OF las
week a. proof OF returning confidence In the Drnoc
raey Tie Macon Telegraph amits that lit were Idle u
attribute the results anything ID the way OF conhnehce
IN the general policy OF the Democratic party as 1eVri
oped when il mad mi 'rtt, In both Houses OF
The D0gsstorn Democrat IL also persuadtd lhat tntS
VINO believe tue resulL U. the elections sOeb DENY
cratic victory fail appreciate ito true lnWaruhtss
was m the broadest deepest sense victory OF We
peo.e over rule, and II notice that theS
viii more OF H." Continued de,est las fy5aen.
ly hammered discretion into tAe O0uhd Deno
cratic editor.