New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-22
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Nebraska Senate has adopted a rcsOlu.
ton dsapprOyng OF tine acceptance railroad passes
ly members Of the Legislature. With tnirty
testing Mr.. saunderss seat in the United States
Senae IL thought necessary doubtless 10 do
thing TO discourage tGo growth OF rising young states
The Ohio Republican State Central Committee
viii meet IN Columbus tomorrow to tx The time for
holding the next state Convention. The disposition
seems To- be 70 appoint early date In order have
ample time Tor a thorough reorganization OF the party
am a complete canvass state. Tho Repub leans
propose no. hing 70 chance this year ia ono.
Encouraging signs Of harmony art visible ana also
commendabic eageIness to start the ball OF Republican
victory rolling.
The proposition for a new constitution in
Florida cannot be carried without the AID OF
the Republicans. The measure which they will
insist upon being Incorporated into tue iBstru-
neut in return their support is concession allow
ns the counties to elect their officers This would
give the control twelve equities 10 tns
ing 10 concede The outlook therefore, the
getiag new constitution Is very dubious.
The GreeDbackeIs In Iowa have begun their
campaign against Senator Anisons early
His present does not expire until March. 1885 bus
as tue Legislature Of the state meets only blenni4y
successor must be CHOSEN in 1854 The 10 accord
iugiy opened by exCon-ressmaD Viewers organ which
charges Ar. Allison with corruption, win sudden
srsD'' 0ay shcvr thaI ev re1zr sita
OF hgut lhey have hand by losing TINE Ia Do-
gin nngit
Notwithstanding the resolution passed by
the House Of the Tennessee Legislature in OF q
tariff Tor only the Democracy tn that State
not "A unit the question Some OF tue strongest and
most widely circulated party papers there ndorse the
position by the Hon. Henry b. Payne OHIO. In bis
Cleveland speech. The Nashville Rd'ner wants AUDI
cious tariff that Will build up the Industries the
try" These dScOuTagIng symp Onls, aud risLt an
der Mr. Watterson's nose, TOO
Before the announcement of the decision of
the Supreme Court OF Iowa declaring the prOhbiiOry
amendment null sund void. The Des MONIES Reyister
discussed the best pursue under such
stances II argued against any hasty action the part
friends OF temperance and believed that the call
ing session OF the Legislature at The present
time 10 resubmit the amendment would be grave uis-
take and perhaps fatal blunor No IN considered step
most Influential means getting the late amendment
adopted its advice in this respect Will doubtless 10
needed by the PrOhibitioni'ts
David Davis's early retirement from the Sem
ate gives the Democratic papers opportunity 10 vent
their spleen upon him. They VIII never forgive him
accepting the SenatOrshp and destroying what they
thought nicely laid scheme for capturing the Tres
idency Tilden through the Electoral Commission in
1871 Whether Senator Davis had he gone tue Cum
mission would have decided the Democrats expected,
will never DO known, but the charge that the Repub-
Leans elected him the Senate to be rd OF him Is
true lie was chosen ny the combined OF the Dem
OcIats aud independents so the gun which the Demo
Gratis believed they had loaded IN their own favor
turned against them 10y their own party friends