New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-16
P0LITICAL NOTES.

Judge Poland says that Vermont viii give Hr. Blaine
its accustomed Republican majority. Vermont has
State election the first Tuesday in September. and
WILL therefore, In certain seise, open the campaign.
Maine will have election six days later, and win
doubtless show large Republican majority Concern
ing Ohio which s October State there 10 little room
for doubt It has gone Republican in consecutive
Presidential elections and the best Judges predict an in
creased majority this fall. West virginia Is tne Only
other October State and there are not wanting indications
that Mr. Bla mes great personal popularity VIII easily
carry IL for the Republicans West Virginia nas Deen re-
garded Democratic state since 1870 although an
ndependent Democrat was elected Governor 1872 by
the aid OF the Republicans General Grant also carried
the Democrats The Democratic majority in the state Is
very small and there Is strong proleetonst sent-
many of them to vote the Republican ticket with tbs
prestige arising from victory In these two September and
two October States Mr.. Baines success IN noVcnDe'
would be merely question OF majority
Senator Warner Miller has expressed the belief that
Blaine and Logan will down to Harlem Bridge Win
the largest majority given to Republican tckes
this State.
The Salem Mass) gazette, In noticing the alleged iack
OF enthusiasm for Mr.. Blaine In MASSACHUSETTS,
makes neat point It says that this fact II fact II De-
does not by any manner Of means indicate that MI
Blaine will not be elected that he will not carry the
state of Massachusetts, The nomination Of Abraham
Lincoln was disappointment TO Massachusetts, ana,
while there were elements Of an open bolt IN IT, was
received in gum spirit that was very marked. LA
1s4s the nomination of General Taylor to the setting
aside of statesman like Daniel webster was regarded
almost like personal calamity. 10 was ciltclsed anu
Derated I'm and upon street corners u was openly
denounced by the most trusted leaders OF the party In sne
state and an open and threatening bolt followed line
present attitude OF Massachusetts sentiment and feeling
toward Mr. Blaine no proof that he not gong 70 carry
the State nor Is 1t any proof that ne VIII NOT carry nsw
York. Is 1t any proof that he may NOT DC eiected
whichever way New York votes
cleveland and Carlisle +" is the way The Charleston
y,,rs and Courier writes the Democratic ticket IL says:
"Ink with the name the Reform Governor the name
OF the Reform Speaker and the Democratic ticket VIII be
irresistible Cleveland and Carlisle cannot De delesed
at the polls counted out by fraud. Ii elected they
will take their seats"
Worcester Mass speaks for the heart OF the old Com
onweath" and says that does not fairly repre-
sent the feeling State which In many places Is en-
husiastic for Blaine and Logan. Massachusetts not
yet ready deliver the Government over 70 the Demo-
Gratis.
Much interest is felt in Indiana in regard to the Repub
Iean state Convention which meets in Indianapolis CD
Thursday Of this week.
The State Prohibition Convention of Ohio will be held
in Columbus on Wednesday elect delegates to the Ma
tonal Convention, and will be followed a week
later by another rival temperance convention,
known as the Voters c Union Dr. @sDonaid q;
Norwak Ohio the leading candidates for Presideno
OF the Prohbiuonsts.
Buffers characteristic dirdence excited fears among
the reenbaekers would refuse to be their Pes
dental candidate Not until after it had been earnestly
assured by Mr. Ltchman that the Ex-Governor would &C.
cept did the committee appointed TO inform him OF bis
nomination venture to perform its mission
TildeD having failed a refuge from the unhappy dr.
visions on the tariff afflicted the Democratic party
WHY not take up Hancock again. whose theory Is that IL
Is purely local issue :
The Chicago Inter- sensiby advises the Republi-
cans of Illinois to make sure of the next Legislature be-
fore tboy trouble themselves much about the OF
General Logan in the Senate