New-York tribune., 1883-06-18
POLITICAL NEWS.

AT recent meeting of the Michigan Repub-
can state Central Committee the prospects OF harmony
IN the party there reported TO he encouraging
eps were taken reorganze the party and to neal the
differences in its ranks which gave the Democrats par
tia triumph at the There was gener-
oIv expressed concurrence in the policy which COM
mts the Republican party fair aud reasonable pro-
tention 10 American Industries. The Michigan Repubh.
Sr,ony in the organzatOn which is heard all the
country.
The temperance people in Ohio who have
the good OF at heart and have worked for M
triumph repudate the action OF the Prohibition Conyen-
ton in nominating State ticket. 1t only the poit-
as who have ioned the party order TO it for their
personal ends who insist upon separate party action
OF these men The Ciereland Herald says that they do
not love temperance much as they nate tne hepuo
can party against which some OF them have I0 Ears
tbev can dende enough voters to make their desire Tor
revenge effective remains 10 De pro'eu'
The PENNSYLVANIA Democrats imagine that
tbo can repeat their campaign Of last and maintain
their hold on the State by posing as reormers ms
Lancaster nteigence, the editor OF which Is the cnnr
man of the Democratic State Committee thinks that no
party has fulfilled promises It made and can ask tho
neople for further OF power This Is doubtless
the ground upon which the Democrats VIII make the
canvass OF this year. But II they believe that they can
conceal the barenness in good results or the DeOcrao
ctoTy Of last ran by pulling tatered old blanket over
the party they are wofully mistaken
New-Hampshire is probably on the I'VE OF
nroonged senatoral contest The absence OF so large
number of the Republican members OF the Legislature
from the party's caucus foreshadows such result
More than third declined TO attend or to be bound oy
the action taken. IL Mr. Rollins should receive 'ho
vote of every member who participated In the caucus no
woud still lack thirty votes of an election Impair
tal observers OF the situation think thahe VIII isl OK
re- election and that the baloting will 90 Oh until the
candidates now in the field withdraw, when eOncena
lion will be made upon some new man The irst lOlue
session of the Legislature for Senatorial Daot taxes
place tomorrow.
Indiana statesmen are receiving a generous
share OF the advertising necessary in the canvass rhe
nominations 10 the Presidency. The Democrats nave
three aspjrants for honor Mcdonald Hendricks ana
yoorheos The two giving the party an endless
amount of trouble and the result Will probably DO has
neither OF them will receive the nomination The Repuo
lieans too have some available Presidential ana VICE
Presidential timber I'm the state. Harrison Greshsm
Porter aud Dudley have all been mentioned but uh-
like their Democratic rivals they are causing ther party
no ANNOYANCE. The Democrats have patched out tler
Presidential ticket In the last two campaigns with an IN
dana man. while the Republicans have not gone 10 ns
state for a candidate since 1868. Iaklng Tue Jaw y.
chances therefore, the Republican asprans nave peo
prospects than their Democratic opponents OF nSul"s
prominently in the Presidential campaign OF next year,