New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09

.ux except selrasvuzncc uur uxea determination ,0
do the work and win tho victory
When it comes to relieving themselves of
debt by tho aid Of the Federal Government, States
Rights are nowhere in the South The ST. Louis Reptbl.
for instance proposes that the internal taxes shall
kept up after the National debt has been paid and
devoted to the liquidation OF State county and
municipal debts. There is no doubt something to b
said in favor Of such sohemeK 1t could be properly
managed. But 1t viii gain no Roadway by being advo.
every attempt Of the General Government to secure
honest elections In the South.
Mr.. Wharton Barker, leading Independent
Republican Of Pennsylvania that the Independents
Of that State win cordially unite with the Regulars In
the coming campaign they given explicit guaran-
tees OF fair treatment and fair party management here
AFTER One of the guarantees that they will ask Is that
chairman shall be placed at the head of the State
Committee whose name will be assurance that all
members Of the party will be accorded equal rights The
other evidences OF new order OF things demanded BY
FORM
Springer is spreading. The signs of his ex~
pansfon ara too numerous to be ignored Only few
weeks ago his candidacy for the speakershp In
dorsed by the Democratic members Of the Legislature Of
his own State. Last he in Detroit expoundins
the rawmaerial platform before the Free Trade Con-
vention, and this week he turns up in Iowa trying
impart little stiening to the limp Democracy Of that
State Springer Is evidently making hay while the
shines. Randall Is successful as o turnover, Cox a.
claimer, Blackburn the who dares, and Carlisle
as respectable candidate. But when 1t to get.
ting up In the morning and spreading himself over
given amount of space Springer probably leave his
rivals In the Speakership contest far In the rear.
When Republican goes over to the Democ-
racy he to think that he deserves an office
reward for his bravery One of the three leading Demo-
cratic candidates for Governor in Ohio Is Republican
renegade and the Indiana Democracy will probably be
led year by another Elk Lieutenant Governor Gray
one Of the most Incorporating Republicans In
Indiana during the but the party advanced while
he stood STILL and he naturally allied himself with the
He has several times sought from them the
Gubernatorial nomination, but has far failed In get
ting it, The Indications favor his chances next year.
however. He has waited twelve years for his reward
and Is becoming impatient.
The Bourbons' attempt to excite race preju-
dice in Virginia will probably react against them The
design to consolidate the white vote In opposition
to Malone, and so leave him with support but tho
coored voters. II this could be accomplished the con-
troll Of the State would be gained and then the Bourbon
picnic would begin Every law mitigating the condition
Of the colored would be repealed and the State
placed back where six II the Bourbons
offered policy liberal than the Readusters there
weuld be sympathy for them, but their only stock
trade Ia hatred OF Malone because he has dealt
fairly with the c00red people.