New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-31
POLITICAL NEWS.

Senator Cameron, of Wisconsin, is under the
mI rcssion that the session Of Congress Will be
very quiet one that the tariff question Will be ignored
and that leading topics Will Dc the Presidential
Succession bill aud the bill FOR the establishment OF an
irel mediate Court OF Appeals. Mr. Cametons expert
encc with the Democratic donkey must be Of limited
character or else he is OF remarkably sangune tenn
poramcnt n he expects to Democratic House with
large party majority content itself with discussion on
two bills full OF dry legal echniealitles Just imagine
springer corkng up his bounce Tor a whole session A
circus without clown wouldn't be more uncommon
than \ Democratic Congress with springers antics Lett
out.
If the Democratic papers are an index OF tho
sentmen: If the party the SpeaLershp Mr. RandaPs
chances are slim 80 Tar as he receives support
the South West, aud IN the East his friends mention
hs name IN way timid that reveals their want OF
confidence His only chance at present seems te
possibility OF contest between Carlisle aud Blackburn
II the Democratic strength in the South and West ~
divided between these two men Randall may slip IN
between them as a compromise candidate 1t is possible
however that the small splpor support Mr.. Randall
is receiving is criterion Of his strength The comoin
TONS he made and making do not appear upon tls
surface Them TOO, may be part of his programme 20
keep IN the background aud al ow his rivals TO hght
between themselves until their dncronces nave become
urccouCiidO!c when he can come IL ana possess lh'
prize
All the indications point to a light vote at The
STATE election In Michigan next Monday. The canvass
has been quiet and both parties expect TO suffer
counting upOa much the larger stay at home vote among
the Republicans and hoping in this way to elect their
ticket A Dcmocf atIc-Gre snbark victory this sPrlus
would no criterion of now Michigan would vote acAI
year. there many Republicans IN the state To-
day rs ever hut In view OF the courage such victory
would imp ri to the Democrats. &c Is hoped that tho
Republicans will see the wisdom OF forgetting TIER
differences and OF coming out 10 vote
All Massachusetts is in broad grin over tho
neat discontinue General Butler By state Senator
Bruce. The report Of the latter "a clairm1n OF th'
Judiciary Committee the veto Of the Somcryhe "hAit
and Improvement mll is pronounced the most staging
slap the Governor has received The Boston J0HHut
says that the report - mcr,icss exposure 81 the
disgusting demnsogism OF the Governor The HHHst'P
believes that "ncver prcender and adventure ~
high place exposed with moro effect" The OPINION Il
The Tursier Is that there has not been more o0'
cut decisive and dynamite document spe'' o''o'' 0
pub,io for some time" Even the Democratic F' JOINS
IN the general hnrity and calls II roasting Butler IL
"a snfe IN nredc that Governor wili take morn caro-
in WRITING his next message aud not expose ml,.t
gaiu I'm riicule aud Tau shtcr One circumstance niAS
t6e .tation than would otherwise hNr
hsen senator Bruce has been accused of being irrh
to Buer ana he charged with being tlIe GOV rn"
candidate for the Presidency OF the Scnlte How m"th
Mr. Bruce enjoy ed his triumph con be Judged Ltu tiN
fact that insisted upon his privilege of readine the
rcpOrt himseE