New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-22
POLITICAL NEWS.

Ex-Governor Kirkwood is making some tel'
ing hits in his speeches the stump III Iowa Ii al @
dres, at Cedar Rapids he referred to the cry Turn us
rascas out" and said that the Republicans turneu 'D
out over twenty years ago. ',
No delay Is made by the Massachusetts me-
publicans in beginning the work OF the campaign i!
hogan holding meetings the day after the state "0A0
was nominated Candidate Robinson goes at oSee una ina
the stnnn He ia expected TO make two speec res ~ 80
western part Of the State this week am a"o'A'
Faneuil Hail. Boston, next Wednesday evening
The Prohibition question has been source
of much contention the Dakota Constllution"' w.
vention II was discussed pro and con until the ae'
gates got into such confused state OF mind tha ons
them vas compelled TO rise and say: me frosiuNs5
have talked so much both sides OF the
heard SO much discussion here, must say i"
up" , ae.v
.Judee Foraker has made more tnas liz!
speeches since ais nomination BY the Republicans
Governor of Ohio On several occasions he mas sp'
M often asShree times In the same day. I"e oO'"
Journal says that at generally conceded tba
is making the most brilliant and vigorous campo are ali
ever made In thls state anu MS -S
large and enthusiastic" .,,s
There is no State election in Kansas 'u'.
year. but the Republicans are making an esr"e' ~,
In the county elections in order TO unite Tue pa h.
the important contest OF next year. Inc on' ,.,.a
ing element Ia the prohibtory faction. and ~ nv ths
that this will he prevented from MAKING as the
n.rty taxing Tie Same attitude on the quesuon ~
Republicans In Iowa have done ,e.;r
Mr.. Watterson foresees Democratic ueio"s
Ohio and expresses his disgust as follows IN INC -
ilj, Courier journal: ave have hitherto nie"''
that an Oao election once in each twenty years ana
ahout meet tina wishes of the people OF TINS 80. ws
e1ownc country. II further renarAs are III hundred
snal move TO strike out twenty ana nsere
as more fully meeting the necessities o. the c"s Il
Judge Hoadly will not feel compilne",, !,
much when he reads the editorial letter au" -..ds
him In last Sundays Cincinnati Enquirer n..r
thus, Hon. George Hosdly, Pniisdelpnil ren .osrts
Sir, Take a good rest. Don't allow RepuDheAu 80.
.hout the situatiou In Ohio interrupt your
fosard recovery Every thing Is going on u,nb leans
Tor the Democrats, and the only way tne easoeu
can win ia TO get you out before you are IA tat
coax you into maihiiai olstric' anu ~" -
Take care OF yourself -. ctatA
It is suggested to the Democratic en- an.
Central Committee oy The Boston Post that inc sa
insut speakers In the party be Invited 10 SUM .ra
State for Butler II mentions such men az h'" r.,s
Mcdonald Lyman Trumbull, Springer. Goverho No
land Lucius Robinson Horatio Seymour uen0 Tam
Cleilau Thurman Senator Vest, senator LAMA nearly
a. Carlisle, Mr.. Blackburn Henry Wattefson, AS fs
every prominent man IN the De - Rpro6aby takcs
Post s known 10 be opposed TO Butier u rhat not
this method OF poking fun st him. q, s himself Wiz
Que OF the men it names would identiy '
Butler Do.ratiO
John G.. Priest, well-known Dem so,as i'm
politician Missouri. has been East ano gu a. says
pressed By the demand for the "old ucko~ .,eouez
no "heard hardly anybody but Alden svon ,ss. To
for the Democratic Presidential ticket ia A0 ,.aun1
people seem simply TO demand IT," Wnss 's"A..oieds
was made about the vicesPresidency ne sa'''"