New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-19
POLITICAL NEWS.

The knowledge that Tilden is in the field as
Presidential candidate crea.es an amusing stampede
among the Democratic editors Their comments on cue
fact have well We cant help ourselves" air. They
seem to take It a matter Of course mat Iiiden
wants the nominate there Is use IN resisting him.
The booming OF all other candidates is suddenly stopped
as 80 much wasted effort, aud tue maIipuitors who
we're ndustrously setting mp the prs Tor Their iavSr,
thai mortgage Mr. rlden bal upon the DenocraU
party has never been Cancelled.
The Massachusetts Republican State Con-
vention proDaDiy held early IN September The
ticket will nominate caunot be fore 'hadowed as mas
frequently been done former years. Toe whole body
of delegates will doubtless 20 unnstrueted. The only
ching that be predicted ABOUT tire convention is that
IL will be- animated earnest purpose than mas
characterized Republican conventions In Massachusetts
for years past The certainty OF success has bred
antics executive chair may be blessing In ais
use II they evident tendency ana awaken
IL The Republicans OF that state uyeer Interest lh
public analrs
The Iowa Democrats have been loudly claim
ing thai their prospects bright for carrying tuat
State this year. The prediction based upon the ex-
pectat on that they would poll .oid party vote besides
getting many dissatisfied Republican add German votes
Reports from the State show however that the Demo
Gratis will nave their estimates ana take into the
account which they faed 10 include rnis
the fact that they will get solid Democratic vote
for their ticket The alliance between the party and the
open aud IA that respectable
bepuerats are ANNOUNCING heir purpose 20 vote VIA
tae Rep .bcans. rne later have believed all along
that the accessiuns tley would get from tue DenJcrlcy
wud u.ar.y count any losses from Anti Pro-
bbtIon Republicans, and tne developments tnus Tar
~ to prove Tue business OF the ela'n'
The more facts that come to light concern
ing Mr. Springers refusal unite In joint debate on
The tariff with Professor Denslow or Chicago. the less
the transaction appears 10 the former gentle
man. II seems that Springer already had test OF
what sort OF an opponent Ar. Donsow may be on the
platform. In 1872 they spoke at the same meeting,
when Professor Denslow proved himself incomparably
the ADLER man. Those who attended that meeting are
not surprised AT sprngcs refusal discuss tue tsr Or
any OtHer subject with DensOw. The discontinue OF
tue ormer Jney say, would be certain. springer Las
been considered raher reckless II Is evident, however,
that he little discretion tucked away somewhere
uuder hrs self-oonceif.
Ex-Governor Hoyt promptly corrects the
story that lie about 10 JOIN the Democratic party
He sympatbzed openly with the Independent movement
Last year and believes that had sautary effect upon
the poice OF the state But the ticket ard platform OF
this year. the Ex-Governor thinks can be heartily sup
nor Ell by Republicans OF all shades OF opinion. The
Republican party" he says sis undonb eddy In posses
sion the Available OF the living issSes OF the day,
and is the best representative Of The conscientious and
micug mt purposes OF tue people At tue same Time
Is greatly to be hoped by every good citizen that the
Democratic party will be able to formulate body OF
consistent doctrine on public questions AS 70
make itself formida)e competitor for public fayor
aud compel the Republican party 10 maintain the hiSo
ground 1t seems To occupy