New-York tribune., 1884-12-06
WdLKS AND TALKS ABOUT TIE CITY.
SIP ABOUT THE sENATORSIiIP. sPEAREEshif


Thomas NJ. Nichol said yesterday &" 1t Tor
Senator from NewYork a legislator Is desired. William
| NJ Eyarts is the man that should be chosehi II
| politician, Chester A. Arthur
John r. Iy,eoker says: /" The disposition to give the
senaorship NcwYork CITY places the choice Iract-
cally between Messrs. Dcpew Morton and Eyarls Ihcre
are conflicting stalcents about Mr. Dcpcws candidacy
| understand there telegram received from MN
Yesterday saying he had not Withdrawn IA reported ii
he is "A candidate should lie inclined to favor h'hi'
Mr.. Evars Is not likely 10 gather any warm support
from Ncw-York City itself AT least do not see whcrc
| il would como from. Tho reported candidacy of Mr'
Warren seems hardly probable. There Ia nothihg
| In the Conkng matter / at World ganmon
| The former SCI geant-at-Arms OF the United states
| Senate Dick" Bright. OF Indiana. says: IL Is I'M
possible for to reconcile myself to Mr.. hithur can
did cy for the Senate. IL seems incongruons could
understand It, he should be returned to the popular
branch of Congress by his neishbors. IA thcr diioc'
recsrnlatiyo. But 10 drop from President To senator
Il lihc Senator the expiration Of his term beng
candidate the senate clorkslip or judge on caV-
| ing the bench running for Justice oi the peace
| General Grants name suggested yesterday more
than once IL a compromise Senatorial candidate The
| General il said to be willing. but not anxious.
new name in the Senatorial field il that OF Clarence
| Seward, OF Auburn. son of william ii. Seward
Ohio Republicans are entering on a struggle similar to
that OF the Democratic Kids and Mossbaoks." Tho
young element party has been coming 10 the front
for two three years. Though defeated aycar ago,
with Judgc Foraker gubcrnnioria candidate They
rose to tie emergency this fall and by their energetic
work redeemed the State. they want 10 renominate
| Judge Foraker and wind up Judge Ioadvs guber-
natoal career 10y defeat nt the hands of his former
unsnccessu competitor Judge fornker IA said to have
Senator 5hcrans niiuencc but most OF the politicians
OF the ranked under sxtovernor foSiors ban
ncr who Ia reported be ions FOR n denomination
~ Ann In nyu Ma nvnr
Rosr, If Cleveland and Cornelius Aultmnn the mower
and REAPER and millionaire of Canton nre
also mentioned IA possible cnndhincs
It's current talk amopg the Republican politicians
TINT lust nltehe election MIR Blaine sent mn autograph
letter to the chairman Of he cwyorh Republican state
Committee. thanking the committees heartily Tor Wa
earnest nbufS IN his behnf
Among the Republican politicians who here yr'-
trny nnd "Wednesday hrari thu maine ~ et,lovetnnt
cornell Repeatedly mentioned foi the enhrinniofihl
nomination ~ iss5 ururnl Joseph u carr Secretary
~ state, ~ alsU talked o
I,-tuipptBf tuhn n raw ~ harhesier sats ~ the
nutahpfshlp eontrsti Down UW wat wr NE nil i't
AZ, ivbimii ihp issup oii rtohabit he between ~,
tiiidt aoi NJ tiWln ~ iawienpp. ihe nrpahpishir
/. eNi deal intulte,i ih t,p hphstWshn
Oene,essinan tnietl vt chic, when assei ahau' the
Cahuet sanii Whthgl ani phin inah Will be shap'p
esnn0 saT. ihefp wei sep'n 10 he hlhHss w la''se
Ihuinans arralnlnpn u aI one 10 alea' has ne cue
has ay denile lninmailnn oh 'hb sn1sot 'ha' hs'e
found. do un oven knnw Mr. Oieyeland-hafe ne'ni
mot him II he should spnd over u Washington ahn .sh
mo To form Cabinet Tor ni' on'n 40 " Nu,i !"'Ab'
aud there would probably be- one ONO man on "
A Democrat, whose information came yesterday
directly the Mayors Office tells mo tha Mr. Edison
has reached positive conclusions that ho Will not
roappont CORPORATION Counsel Lac0mbc, and that ho
will not rcappont Hubert o. IhomI Commissioned
pressed to appoint Mr. Wood. with probability that
he may do For the latter place he has, 50 my In
fOrnant says. reacned no decision.
Ex- Governor r. c. Mccormick said yesterday about the
Cabinet: "1hcre is overy reason for belief that Mr.
Cleveland will recognize the independents l have
friend who was II Cleveland man. and VINO won't to see
the Governor within two or three days He tells me
that Mr.. Cleveland said that neither his election as
Mayor as Governor nor as President had been Demo
cratic victory. but thai each had been brought about ny
tho Independence OF Republican voters From remarks
of this Kind judge that be will not allow the Bourbon
element OF the parity to rule nn lie Is u very stug
born self wcd II he decides TO put an ndepend-
Republican, Democrat who is favored by the In
his Cabinet the protests or the entire
Democratic party would not move him. IL is my I'm
preston that this is the trouble n.his .annisra-
ton viii first begin
In no State were tho Prohbiionists able to show so
great relative strength in the late political campaign as
in Michigan. General Aiger, the Republican candidate
Governor who had exceptional advantages for oh
serving their movement says: The PrOhbitiOnsts In
Michigan defeated Captain Allen for Congress in the lid
Dstrc lie is OF the strongest ProhDitonsts In tho
State. but. OF course, not political Probibtonst They
nominated man for Congress against captain Allen
altho he had been OF the Prohibition lecturers
and OF the temperance lights OF the state. Thtr
great fight however was on the GOvcrnorship 10 nado
close. hard contest, their nOmnro David Iios-
ton. Is strong In the Methodist Church. and drew
largely from that church and society. have had mhny
Pronibonists. since cecoD regret that they
had any thing to do with The movement canc very
turning the state to sue Democrats. We have
the Legislature by lust each branch
Michigan is naturally strong Republican State IL Is
only made doubtful coso state by the Prohibition
vote do not believe the Prohibtonsts will come up
again rs political party think they will the evi
OF their work weakening the Republican party
AMI will dt back In the old ranks again by another
election"
This reminds me that an Ohio politician OF good udG-
ment predicted TO me last week that liquor license
clause would he cngrafted the Constitution OF that
State before another year Io said; "The Democrats
have always been license party Ohio The Rcpub- |
cans have always fought license But the course the
political Trohibitonsts has thoroughly disguised the
Republicans who recognize that license clause would
end the liquor disoussion aud will help us
adoption"
g. Moore, OF Tuoumne County, California, whose |
wheat farm requires five figures to express Its acreage
has been visiting New ork relatives lie tells that
Calfornias wheat production next year will reach co.
100000 bushels In spite OF the low price commanded by
the cereal In the market against As this year
The great wheat counties Merced Suffer- 6tanislas
Cousa. San Joaquin, Santa Clara, YUMA Tulars, Bulto
and Tuolumno Southern California wheat nolds sfe Je
bushels TO the and In weight 90 to IS pounds per
bushel They plough twice year urrows six TO seven
inches deep Tho geld per has been materially de-
creasing year by year ~: patura fcrtlikng I'D.
s5edisnts have been depleted Je tug ea m o S,hoIs