New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
POLITICAL NEWS.

Governor Buffers order to his executive
clerk TO nave The Boston Post discontinued is supposed
by be- the irst step Ia ais campaign OF reform
ana economy A more pa 'sible explanation, howeyei,
can be found the evident antagonisn OF that paper 10
longer 10 flr uer his PreSid, nuaI aspirations or "
punish his enemies in tle Republican patty.
There is now and then mud effort made
TO push Congressman Hammond of Georeia, for tue
Speakershp, nothing Ia the nature OF boom In AIS
favor has developed IA yet The advocates Of Free
Trade see that with many candidates In the field
AGAINST Mr.. Randall he Is lkely 70 WIN tue Tight and
hence the evident desire TO concentrate. But the pros
poets OF Mr. Hammond's being taken up as compromise
candidate not very hAtserlng sides. he uas IN
lured MS chances by expressing douD whether ms
party President next year. ana that Is an
objectionable offence IN the eyes OF u DenOciat.
Ii the Democrats could cast some of the
odium OF the Tennessee reputation ana defalcation
uuun the Republicans it would 0e a OF great
rce to them But debt created before the war;
when tue State under the undlspuIea
control OF the Democracy and the man who has robbed
the Treasury belongs tue same party So every ume
an at snpt is maze lift the burden the party Ony
$40 " . plainly Is tue night shoulders now 40
ma lac woIss, u 10 well known tina. tne hspUo
eats have $1,000 sonuy puDo credit The frantic
euort maze 20 sn.rcu the Reputation
will, tnereiOre, prove lulile.
Governor RoOie, of Maine, has redeemed the
promise made during tue canvass aud reappointd
ex-Judge LIBBY TO his old seat on The Bench Of tbas
tne Garceion gang It's endeavor steal the state 10
1879 ami accordingly Governor PalSted used 10 To
nominate HIM the Jndgeship wAen ais te IN expr a.
N, attempt degrade ANA puUlsn uplsht jugs
for dong is duty resented o. the people OI MAUI,
and tnoy demanded his Ilst,tenvnt Governor isoV,o
has prOmpuy responded BY making II the nrst ACT Oi NV
ad .Hinis.raUn.
Booming Presidential candidate is iar
less fertile source the south than IN tn'
North probably because that section has no man whom
II expects 10 see Nominated. Ii viii We po'e1t 'oo'
however In tue seleotlon OF tue Next Democrats ho'
uee and tao CANDIDATE It rsv0rs will doub.ess mead 70"
ticket Intlmltons, therefore. nom the S1usn Oi p0'
eronces Tor certain have more significance '''
those given In the North Judge Field is about the on"
candidate who has dis met boom IN the Son'n''
States The Macon Telegraph pays him handsome eon
lhmen "a that II "a tic OH Tor DenivoiS
Ptesldeutia Candidate exactly. Ex-senator noDos
and the lida wave wall nave Ia Keep a e''
GU Judge Field
The amendment or repudating Democrats
gained victory Organization of the lower HOUSE
OF the Arkansas Legislature snd the prediction so'y
made that tie proposition to upuuiate large paw
the state debt will be submitted again to the pe"p
The Governor however, In his message Is eyidehp ~
favor OF the Legislature taking action 70 Tree Wv
sate from the Of reputation The STATE, no says
IA not responsible the OF the bonds ou' 10
believes IL 10 DO under moral LEGATIONS TO see that ~
holders are reimbursed. hs su-gess that Ia e".ds
passed TAXING tue railroads, In waose favor @'o w.