New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
POLITIC1L NOTES.

Henry b. Harrison Republican Candiate for Governor
of Connecticut the author and chief advocate Of the
B for the Defence of Liberty. which passed tlc Con
nccticut Legislature 1881. and forthwith aud forever
ended slave hunting on the soil Of that state.
plurality of $500 in Albany Countyi part Of the
saly foundation upon which me WOrid Is building up
splendid victory for Cleveland and Reform in this
State. Mr. Manning himself doesn't venture to claim
more than $500 plurality. by way of firing the mterri
fled heart. and Albany Democrats generally will bc con
tent with 1000 The AoHy Erening JouJ1,ai does not
believe that they will get the half Of 1000 and asserts
that in contingencies by remote the Republic
can candidates may plurality in Albany County
The Democrats in Columbus are trying create public
opinion by betting that Mr. Blaine Will lose Ohio.
II they cou1 come In contact with some people like
Deacon White. for example they would have chance
to deposit all their hard-earned wealth in bank ia about
fifteen minutes
The Republicans Of Nebraska have settled all disagree
monts aud are heartily at work for Blaine and Logan.
with expectation OF polling Republican majority OF
10000. In the lid District the largest in the country
complete harmony has been restored by the unanimous
nomination for Consress of q. W f. Dorsey chairman
of the state Central Committee.
Blaine and Logan club. with 1875 members. has been
organized among the students OF Hamilton College, at
Clinton in this state. Cleveland and Hendricks club
with p members and a IT. John club with members
serve by contrast show the great strength OF Rcpub
can sentiment In the college
fair sample Of the bones NJ which hungry Democratic
dogs are swapping these days i seen IN dispatch from
Kingston in last saturdays IuHCs. Announcing that the
Fifth ward Blaine and Logan club ~ that city refused
outright to Join in a Republican paade on Thursday
evening and was contemplating retreat INTO the Demo-
cratic camp The simple fact Is that to the great di-ap
ponmcnt OF the members of the club. their uniforms
were not finished in time for the parade. Tho editor OF
The Kngsl0n Freenan declares that the statement I'm me
Tfgcs was deliberate c and therefore consistent with
other reports the journal OF Republican defec-
tons in the neiglborhoOd OF Kingston.
TIE TRIBUNE several months ago alluded Ia the TACT
that the Democratic party usual stood In great need
of the service Of All alert and efficient loOkiler II Is
interesting to note that this conviction beginning to
pcrya,lc the Democratic party Itself me Ga'r'ston
Ne,cs goes so far Hs 10 say, in recent issue
that the neglect of the National Convention 90 provide
fool-ker was n serious bunler " I'm 1850" says The
ysrs Senator Randolph, of NcwJersey acted the part
of chief Democratic fool though lie aided IN large
measure hv the Democr tic candidate fOr President In
Is c,mnaiqn 1hs Neic- York Worid is In the advance
colunu of the fools 80 far the Nrs gOeon to say that
in seeking to prove that Mr.. Cleveland il not itee-
trader y calling Speaker Cnrlislcs secretary an unm
rated lor" me W0rd doing all that II can to elect
Mr. Blaine aud declares Were lie Clcvclandl a pro-
bene nominated for President by the July convention.
and were ne To renounce his principles now 1t would be
fatal to his candidacy