New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-13
CANDIDATES OvERTHROWN.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS TO DATE.
DISBURSEMENTS, COALITIONS AND PROBABLY
IDEALS NUMEROUS BALLOTS.
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DIsAGREEMENTs, COALITIONS AND PROBABLY
IDEALS NUMEROUS BALLOTS.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 12.-Down tothe present
time Democratic candidates for Congress have been
placed in nomination in 1876 districts Independent
Democrats ten. Republicans in 107 independents Re
pubhcans IN one. Prohibonists in fifty -four, Green
hackers In three and Labor and Peoples Candidates in
seven. The preponderance OF Democratic nominations
is due TO the fact that in several OF the Southern states
nominations to Congress mads earlier than In most
OF the Northern States An examination OF tho list shows
that many Democrats have failed to secure renomina-
ton and in a good many districts nominations have
been made only after long and bitter factonal lights
In Alabama four OF the old members have been renom-
mated On the 160h ballot in the With Alabama District
after long struggle James L. CoDD was homiha'eu
over sader tho incumbent. and in the Win DISTRICT
after a long struggle, J. H. Bankhoad was nominated
over Martini the incumbent. In Arkansas three OF the
old members have been renominated. In California
Henley (Dem) was defeated for denomination by
Thomas T. Thompson In the Ist Florida District the
denomination Of Davidson caused so much dlssausfac-
ton that an Independent Democratic candidate mas
taken the field. In Georgia Hammond Reese and Har-
rs we're defeated for reconciliation. All the other old
members were renomnated.
III Illinois Eden was defeated for a denomination.
In the LIT Indiana District the nomination OF
Joseph T. Mccullough is resented by the
friends OF Menzes, and also by tho
workingmen OF the district, who have placed j. u.
Nisdeth IN the field making the prospect OF General
Hoveys election reasonably certain In the ia District
ONe secured the nomination In place OF Cobb. chair
man OF the Public Lands Committee In the lid District
the reconciliation OF Jonas Howard BY a rump conven
ton has caused split in the party, but Socksage the
opposition candidate. has been compelled by executive
pressure to from the field. In the indianapolis
District the nomination OF ByDum By second conven-
ton has done nothing 20 compose the faetona diiier
ences and there is fair prospect OF the election OF
Harris tho Republican candidate In the With Dis
rct lhereis Democratic dissatisfaction on account
of the nomination OF John Z. Lamb, M VOor
hees's rejected appontee as Dstrict-Attorney. In
the XI;h District tho nomination OF Brayan.
recent convert the Republican party has caused
to go fishing election day. The district Is Demo-
cratic by thousand majority, but the friends OF Major
District there Is bolt from the regular Democratic
candidate Lowry, led by State Senator Henry stan
lev over friends OF CAPTAIN j. b. White, tho
Republican candidate, derive much encourage In
the XIIth District. Ford, the incumbent was thrown
overheard and b. L. Shvely, Greenbacker, was NOM
'" In the I'D iowa District, which is strong
ply. OF Hennepin fame. was thrown overheard
Kentucky District Robertson, the present member
set aside, after lively struggle ana Alexander H.
trIet w. A. Bolts was nominated Colonel Woltord,
the present incumbent In the ina and YIN Districts tho
struggle a denomination is intensely bitter In the
Xih TalOee has been renomnated on platform de
nounclpg Civil Service Reform a humbug, and re-
guessing the President to remove az hepno!cahs ana
iii their places with Democrats In Michigan the Demo
Gratis and Greenbac kers have united candidates in
five districts. ami three OF tho Democratic incumOents
that state have been set aside for new men, In
Mississippi Singleton. Van Eaton aud BarksIale have all
been aside. SlngetOn's competitor received
tho nomination the l2Oth ballot after a
bitter fight and tho nomination or ColOnel
stocklel by majority OF onethiri OF tho vote over
Van Eaton has caused great dissatisfaction among the
latter friends IN Missouri three OF The present members
have already aside. The Democratic cOnycn-
ton IN the With District adjourned after more than
adjournment OF the convention gave Heard, the In
cumbent. about 1000 majority. In the With District
the convention adjourned TO september ~ atter .o5
ballots. The denomination or ONeal IN the
With District has resulted m the nomination OF an In
dependent Democratic candidate. In North Carolina
four or tho Democratic incumbcnti were defeated
INDEPENDENT Democrats have taken the Held |
In ONO thus far three Of the Democratic ncumbents
have failed 10 secure renouinaOn. In tie li Texas
District G. B kllgOre ID NJ was nominated over |
Jones. the Incumbent after moro than 600 !
ballots, and in the Win Texas Welborn, the m |
cumhelt, defeated on the 2GO'h ballot |
by Abbott. In the With District Miller me |
Moore In three OF the Virginia districts new |
Democratic candidates have boon placed IN the Hold
In tho TIA District tho denomination OF wise mas re-
suited in the nomination by tho wOrkngmen OF william
Mullen viii receive the support % most or tho
Republicans. In the WITH District the denomination |
OF o. Ferra caused so much dissatisfaction ina, the
Democrats who are opposed 10 free trade have placed
General Roller in the field and he VIII receive The |
support OF the Republicans In the WITH West Virginia
District there Is much Democratic dissatisfaction on
T. Hocg tho prospect u that HutcAisOn, the Re-
publican candidate Will 10 elected. In the Id NscOn
sin District tho Democratic Convention has been la
session twelve days without making any nomination.
COMPLAINING OF FEDERAL OFFICIALS.