New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
HoADJY's NOMINATION NO COMPLIMENT.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE xRrBuNE.]

WASHINGTON, Aug. Z0.-An ONO Democrat
has given to Star reporter his opinion of the political
outlook in that State He said "Hoadly's renomina
ton was not compliment to him, it intended
such. His administration has not been popular
with his own party The last Legislature was dis
grace to the party aud to the State Votes bought
and sold and Its acts of omission and OF commission
shamed the people. Now nobody else wanted 10 take
the field and the task OF defending Hoadys admnistra-
ton and the Legislature which served with 1t The
party concluded to let Mr. Hoadly defend his own nd
ministration 1t deemed right and proper that he
should do so. Hence he was renominated practically
years standing say they usna 70 vee the PrOSon
Ticket what fort Why they say they propose
year the Germans. who bad found tho Democracy
their best friends and who had voted with the party on
Democrats who woald be glad to elect the Prohbt
ton Ticket as means OF retaliation upon the Caravans
han pate ticket to
State ticket sacrificed whatsoever votes for Democratic
II we get the Legislature Thurman win be sent to
the Senate unanimously and then we will have leader
In that body who aid this Democratic ADMINISTERS
ton. But can tell you this much. it is idle, at
present, TO speculate upon the Outcome In Ohio No
well understood among the Democrats that this Is sser-
mans fight and they know that means plenty OF money
centrato efforts upon tbs Legislature, and make the
State ticket secondary confederation"
CHEAT BRIrAIvs TRADE IN TANNING MATER
IALs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-United States Con-
sul-General Thomas NJ Waller, OF London, has submit
ted TO the State Departm mt general report on the
qualities Of fannie extracts sumac chestnut, hemoe
etc, manufactured In, imported into. and consumed In
Great Britain. He SAYS
The trade In tanning materials and particularly In
fannie extracts although % considerable eomniereai
Importance ia Great Britain. ia almost exclusively trans
bark aud oak wood extracts mostly obtnned from
Italy, France and slayona chestnut extracts from
hemock extracts from British possessions IN North
America and q very smsh percentage from
Spain and Sicily They used almost exclusively by
snK dyers in the form OF a powder. Myrotoam OK
Is obtained from India and Is used with oak bark
NaoRla aeid Is obtained in abundance in Turkey In
ASIA and Is also used Sr combination DG wn 0qs naTs
increasing and the OF henlock extracts corresponds
ngly decreasing TINS arises from the growing pren-
dice OF tho trade here against leather OF reddish tint
The importation of 1 these woods or extracts fe
the United states Is surprisingly small inc presAeht
elsewhere This Misunderstanding at least to some OF
tnrm ought TO be overcome by American enterprise.
TROUBLE WITH PAUPER IMNIGRAdrs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The Commissioners
OF Emigration at NewYork have referred case t0 the
Treasury Department which raises interesting point
in regard to the immigration Of paupers. party OF
about sixty Arab gypsies recently arrived at NewYork
on the steamship Chateau Leoviilc. An examination
showed that they paupers and likely to become
public char-ewithin the meaning Of the Pauper Immi-
grant Actand they put back the steamship to
be returned the country whouce they came The Com
nissoner8 have since been informed that about ATTY
gypsics believed be the party, havc recently
crossed the Canadian border line into Vermont, aud are
making their way south. IL Is supposed they were
landed at Halifax transferred ~ sea 10 anOthef
vessel pound that port The facts reported at
the Treasury Department. and Instructions requested
The officer whom the case was referrelNr ~ man,
Chief OF the Navigation Dvsousays that nothing can
be done In the promises The Paupcr Immigrant Act he
explains prohibits the landing OF all pauper immigrants
who may be brought 10 this country In ship or vessel
hut "A silent on the subject Of snch enter the
country by land. Tho subject will be reported TO Con
gress nj meeting with view OF securing egsla
ton ~ meet such cases AS the one IN question.