New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-25
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Democratic idea in Ohio Ia believed to be
ill-hunt for the Legislature. majority mfe next
General Assembly would be more satisfactory 70 me
Sioss-backs than the election of Hoadly ihey couia
then repeal the Scott Liquor Iaw ana SEND man 70 the
sepste whose Democracy dates from before the war
success IN the ubcrnatoria fight he Is Acknowledged
will end all hope of number OF old-ums Democrats
eyer reeelng any future honors IRON the party and
s,y 70 the frsut host OF candidates from the new
Democracy element defeat will kin this troublesome
faction Aud non rn a way ehsd Of ending iss e LIFE
But there win probably be No iuaherece IA .hs ngns
for tue lie esature and is here that the hepuohcans
will find the struggle the haroest.
Mr.. Randali's enemies probably see by this
fine the mistake they have made IN their canvass
AGAINST him Their efforts TO budoze him on the track
for the speakersaip created strong sympathy for
him The onicious meddiing OF some Democratic sen-
ators i'm the contest has also created fleehng which
vii, tell in favor Of Randall Thus The CsRn''at Tn
o1reys ashing correspor dent says The persecu-
ton OF Mr. Randall by certain assumed leaders OF tae
Democracy has only strengthened him with members OF
the House OF Representatives 0ae OF these the other
day showed how members resent seme OF tue as'euEts
subject by saying that II a mistake to interrogate
him on the subject OF choosing aspeaker thst ne vas
only member Of the House and that the Senate seeed
to have taken charge OF this matter.
The Virginia Democracy will assemble to-
day IA Lynchburg and try to organize victory over
Malone The Bourtons grasp the situation accurately
They know unless they carry the besistateieU
he elected this year the state viii almost certainly go
against them on the Presidential canvass OF 1854 TO
prevent this catastrophe they will make hescaiean
Efforts TO defeat Malone this fall The outlook how
ever Is not encouraging for them They can only sue
coed by dividing 'he eoored vote. There were sone
prospacts that this could DONE negroes are
tnowu 70 have voted against the Reanter candidates
in the spring elections. Bat whatever hope tais TACT
held out has probably been destroyed by the coarse
hrnai treatment the coored people nave met with on
the school question froM two Bourbon organs In kicn-
moud Malone Is too shrewd a general not TO know
10 take full advantage OF this circumstance To Keep
the colored vote SOLID
A united Republican party is not the only
obstacle that confroats tie Pennsylvania Democrats
Some of the old divisions Ia their ranks are begin
ming to appear again. The distribution or patronage
under the present State Administration has heen
of great weakness to the Democrats The party
had been out of Office S, long and was so hungry ana
there were so many mouths to be filed that dissats-
faction was result This has also been Increased
by Governor Pattson's amateur attempts 10 pay the
role of reformer There is some danger likewise that
the Randall Wallace feud may break out again. All
these circumstances make Democratic success IN the
Keyst pne State highly improbable and II not sarps.
ING TO learn that Congressman Hopkins admits that the
nnftns for bjs marty Is blue. The state Convention
which meets next week, promises TO be very tame
affair No candidates TO be anxious 70 get on tne
ticket lust TO be defeated Pennsylvania Dcmocracy~
anil "A A bad