New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-05
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Democracy of Ohio is @tickled to
dsa.h over its success in framing tariff plank that
promises 20 put stop to tho airpulng thai has been
going on for time in the party The hiiafy which
the reception OF the resolution SHOWS how
great the fesr split this troublesome question
they dub the Ohio the
tive resolution or other words the doube-back-ac-
a-comng r-a-going PLANK Ana
it its title tce since 4 enafies an
journal and an extreme profession journal nke Ias
Neshvis Amaacan 70 To-, c s 'ha' 'oe'0 I" r'~'
By merely contesting the State election the
kentucky Republicans rendering the people an ines
Unable service They showing, by the admissions
forced from the Democratic candidate for Governor
into what confusion tho finances OF Tue sste
have fallen One fact brought out IL that the sinking
fund embraced In 1865 $341l1 as In excess OF inc
state debt; that $925sl7I has been paid into the na
since that times and that the fund nov amounts 70 Only
S7osls9 Proctor Knott tries to account Tor the uner
epce but mis- explanation is vague and unsatisae.oy
Sae the co3sronS party IN almost any But the
rock-rbbed Bourb0ns OF Kentucky would so9ner sss
state bankrupted than have their beloved Democracy
defeated ..
There is some political sagacity no DOUBT In
the arcment OF TIE Boston Transcript that the hepao-
ucaps IN Massachusetts need something else besides
conventional candidate and Conventional platform
they are to defeat Butler this year. u apparently DO
ueves that man who carried the State ten or twenty
ago and has been living since on his past achieve
ia not the sort candidate TO lead the Repao-
lean party to victory. It wants man OF ponrncs'
individuality and ygor as weu as 81 tns Repnbeans
TO nominate for Governor VINO mas al 81 dds shas
good aasi pat matter t sch candidate had voted
Democratic sone time; iadeed that might pe tne
nendation. considering al the pecunari'es u 'A'
aton.T A., Ia
Senator ,Beck's stump speech on the tarin'
which was given to press in the form OF an
Ia believed TO be beginning OK al eno 70 w"
waning political fortunes OF Carlisle ana Mcoonau'
The tide has been running against both OF them iof SONS
time pas and their friends recognize the iact sha'
thing ust be done at once to Change tne y. "
will soon be too Late SO Beck WAS put forward as the
instrument TO begin the agitation, and the arm wS
chosen as the subject II Is known that tnere wss
consultation Of !, ~ and II Is Believed
that combination then formed DC, wsen .hs @
anu =, s psed for the speakershp and the Inter for
rhe Democratic nomination 10 tne INs'oonss. az
pressed by Senator Beck and they no doups emooay
J McDonald's sentiments Also -,
( AR Wharton Barker, of Philadelphia, VIII
e,desvor to yet the Pennsylvania Republican Conseo
ton which meets next Wednesday. 70 adopt
vorup the distribution among tie States OF tue surplus
..onu.s ~ the National Government. He elaborates
h nronosition in an interview in The Philadelphia Fres
rbar are only four ways he SAYS oil dspcsing OF 'n
snr,Ius These are: First spend the money in o""ef'
second reduce the tariff; third repeal the remahha
internal revenue laws; fourth. distribute tne supus
n, tho States. and the last he believes Ia the safest
and most practicable method The STATED could use
waving OF State county and municipal debts aua IN
sustaining public schools and maxieg ~ & sssses no
"A the General Government has lei 70 me M
1as ms Of rsising except by direct ~
NJ barker is persuaded that his plan woa no, ny o
o,ar hs,t also lust differs somewhat IRON inc gsn
ii~gSested in TIE iRIBusE some months since ,nlS
latter proposed that the General Goyernmen, sno1 S
a O ne debts OF the various States, counties anu
cities and bonds for them at low ra.e re ., ontnns
,nn 5resent admirable National banking system