New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

Renominated D Democrat. Pro Prohhitionist
Gbk Greenback. Democrat Endorsed by EepuDnc-Hn
| c u County Democracy. ID Independent Democrat"
Tam Iammany.
glance at this list shows that the Republicans have
renomnated eight and the Democrats fifteen members q"
the present Congress. or tho Republican nominees
Messrs James Burleigh, johnson. Payne and Mllard
have each served term Mr. Parker two terms MT
Koicham nine, and Mr. H'cock four terms. II Is mat
ter Of general congTataation that all these expert
cnced ard capable legislators arc reasonably sure
Of being returned. Notwithstanding the rearrahFo
nent not to lay dsauangement. ~ the Coz
pressional districts which Il Democratic Lcsis
lature accomplished two years ago OF the Dem"
cratic rcuominees Mc,srs Campbell Adams. Van Al
stync Wcmplc sprigeS. AInot Greenlsai and stevens
have each served term Belmont, Hardy Beach and
Barley each two TERMS Muller three. Hewitt four anu
the veteran Cox twelve.
The Scw-York delegation in tho present Congress
stands Democrat. twcnty-one, Republicans thirteen
There s no reason why her dele cation In the next Con
Crcs. should not be more largely Republican ; glance
at some Of the districts represented by Democrats
-hovs this NJ Beach the Democratic nominee In the
XVIII. Orange Rockand. sullvanl was one Of the
eleven Congressman from this state who favored the
Morrison bill His manufacturing district aud his vote
on the bill il likely to cost him hundreds % votes.
His Republican opponent. Colonel snow. supcrinten-
dent Of the Ramapo car Wheel WORKS l. and pop
Mar and n AN those who believe that the tariff Il an H.
this year RALLY his support I'm line with their In
true ~ tho XVIth District. ulster, Greene and Dels
warcJ This also large manufacturing district Tho
Democratic manager. have been nattcring Themselves
that the appointment made this district sure
for their pirtys nominee avery time. But the Rcpuoh
can candidate. Nj Lindsey, who Ia one ~ the fore
most bns noss men of tho district. possesses the cona
dcncc ~ its workuemcu aud IA sure TO draw largely
from tho ranks NJ ha opponent Tho chances favor hi
election The NtXth District albany generally gocs
Democratic II may not gn 40 thisyea For the Demo
cratic candidate. Mr. Van A.iync has rittcd against
him I'm IN sviuhuruc a Republican ~ exceptional
strength Two years ago svlnhurno ran Tor Mayor ~
Albany, and after ono ~ the hardest fights ia the history
ug tho cts, he ltumphod IN that stronghold " the 10
mocricy Ah,u, County outside ~ Tho city, IL R"puh
lcan ~ that earnest rror, ought TO cuot Swiuhurue
There il no doubt that the NNh District saratoga,
schenectady Mont somcry. Fulton and Hamilton viii DO
recovered MI Wcmplo, who now represents the lie
tricl barely managed To vqnroso In hc'ns his E"pab
ucan opponent Nj West, by only ciehy-uinc majority
Tho CAUSES which operated To drrai ~ N",l nav" Gus
appeared hence III. success - ~ i'u'hl N,'ulVl N.u
thr NNild District oneida and Lewis Is also certain 70
those two conntic. present II united iront ana 40
their level best In $50 the district gave Garfield ANA
CONGRESS Mr. Cooknham. conld not TAI To- make an eh
o-lrn Representative tie i lawyer OF conceded am
semby of lS-O The tariff Is likely to have a de
tcrninng part IN the election. and the TACT
Ra MR. Voted for M cs.e for @
forgotten by the merchants, manufacturers and work
mp Otsego TIerkmer and sch jhare These three
counties between them Hancock less than 400 ma
Ority in The Republican candidate Mr. Ramsey,
who has already served two terms In the state
senate and is popularity known a. the father
Of the Albany and Susquehauna railroad Il In
initey better fitted FOR Congressional duties than his
opponent II the voters Of the district decide to get
tn best Mr. Ramsey be easily elected. Mt Baker,
who has wOrhy represented Monroe in the senate and
Assembly has a fighting chance In the XNNh district
Judge sawyer. VINO was noniu ,ed the J7Oth ballot,
cannot fail defeat his Democratic opponent In the
XXXIst District GiyingStOu. Genescc, Orleans ana
wyoming since the Republicans have clear majority OF
1000 IN tho-e COMMITTEES. There 4, also lighting
chance the Republican. in two other districts the
XXXIld part Of Erie and the XXXIId part Of Erie ana
Niagara The Republican candidates In both these districts
gallant soldiers. Colonel Farqunar won "a reputd
ion with tho bravcst during the while C"lone!
Weber who ont private. rose To his present
rank before he 81
The Republicans M ioubtedly will retain all the as
tricts which they have and appears nom this
brief review rra,o1Iby 10 make gains. III me
above list of nOmins the candidates ~ the Pr0hln
tiOnistS and the Grecnharkcrs given They WIN
divert votes that would otherwise 10 the ke'
publcans or Democrats, but they will do nothing more