New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Iowa Republican journals assert that N,
next delegation nom taat 10 Congress will be- ,b
strongest it has sent TO Washington II viii iucud
such men as Kasson Henderson, Updegraf wilson An.
| der5On ana Carpenter.
| A majority of the Democratic noners +;
Georgia. 1t ID claimed by The Mtooa Tclegraph are
to the nomination of Mr. stephens for Governor OF h
state Thirysevcn papers, t is stated have declared
against him. The most influential and widely circniid
| dailies favor HIN. however.
| Governor McEnery, OF Louisiana, was elected
as Northumberland and succeeded to the Governor
ship on the death OF Governor Wilt The Constitution
Of the state makes no provision fUr the sIcceson (,
case the acting Governor dies also. Governor McEnery
mas accordingly advised the Legislature wAc h now n
| Governor.
| The claim of the Democrats that the Renub
lcan split in Pennsylvania Will result in the election Of
an increased Democratic Congressional delegation l. no,
believed by The Phadephta Inquirer to be warranted
by the facts. 10 has looked districts and EAR,
That unless the Democrats elect the COngeessnan-l.
large hey have small prospects adding to tRe pr.
| cnt deleg ttlOn.
| 1t Is reported from Indiana that there is no
doubt among the Republicans IN the XIITth Congre..
sonl District Of the denomination and reelection Of
Representative Calklns He consented to run again.
though he expected retire from public life at the cos
ofhis present tenn in Congress- His course "a chair
man OF the Elections Committee Of the House has added
to his popularity at home, ana it il believed that he viii
DC returned by an increased yoe.
lncrc doesn't appear 10 De q rush among the
prominent Democrats i'll Connecticut get on the state
ticket Ex-Governor Ingersoll is reported have sig
nfed his unalternable determination to be a candl
date. ExLieuenant-GO GOVERNOR LOOmis has also ind
Gated bis unwlngness to take the nomination fo- GOV
ern0r 1t looks now as II MIR. Waller OF New-L)nd0n.
would have few II any competitors Tor the leading
place on the Democratic ticket
Congressman john ID. White, the only Repubi.
Representative Kentucky in the House hasssu
dispatch to The Louisville Courier journal urging the
Republicans nothing wi, the Anti.Boarboa
movement I'm that state Mr.. Whites advice viii hardly
be- needed, coming "a it does through Democrats
paper. The candidacy Of Colonel Jacob for CLERK OF
State Convention. and i, likely to receive large major.
ity Of the white Republican vote.
The difficulty in getting popular candidate
for Congressman 10 consent 10 the Regu
lar Republican ticket in Pennsylvania Las not been over
come. Mr. Wanamakers long delay in ing to the
request his explained ON the sround OF hi.
unwillingneSs TO take nomination from the recalled
convention. General kO0ntz, VINO was the first man
mentioned for place after Mr. Marshall resigned viii
asJ II Is stated refuse the nomination IL Is rendered
to him.
The Maine Fus!onists are discouraged already
over the outlook III that state dispaon from Wash.
ington to Tie Cincinnati Commercial! says that they
complain bitterly of the ineiciency OF the silkstock
Internationally Board of Control, into whose white
hands the Democratic Congressional Campaign Commit
tee has resigned Its powers These Maine keadjgsiers
make bones OF Announcing that they cannot carry the
they have hitherto received"
The neutrality of Senator Harris on the Ten
nessee state debt question is snbecns him 10 much
favorable criticism letter from Nashville to The C0ur.
er-JOW7ia Of Louisville says that time when
Harris power in the state Senator. He might
have retained his influence If he had persevereI
vigorous policy in the enforcement Of his letter favor
OF the adoption Of the so and compromise. He has
faltered IN. tnat ana while making few friends with
the owtT people he has lost the support Of tho Demr
Gratis who stand nhexiOy in favor OF the debt settle
ment."