New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

When tho Wisconsin Republican Clubs meet ncxe
Thursday there will be lively though goodnatured
contest between Madison and Milwaukee for the head
quarters. An attendance Of 500 members is expected
and speeches from John j. Finerty, of Chicago;
Nathan Golf. of West Virginia: Senator spooncr. and
others.
Those Republicans in the Iowa Legislature who
voted for woman suffrage the other day were sharply
chded by the " Dos Mones Register" which bases Its
rebuke not upon any hostility to the cause. but on
tho fact that there has been no agitation OF the oues
ton and popular demand In Iowa for any such
measure Such trIHing with the party's reputation.
"The Register" thinks. is not to be tolerated In
critical time like this year.
Wellington R. Burt. of Saginaw. prominent candi-
date for tho Democratic nomination for Gover-
nor in Michigan. found his chances sadly I'M
perilled Q few days ago by the popular suspicion
that he is a protectionIst. But having hastencd to
clear himself Of this impuaton he is considered In
fair way to have the honor Mr. Burt has ducats'
and tho boys disposed to be rather lenient with
any economic heresios he may betray.
.The Birmingham Ala) Herald" twts Chairman
Mills with having recently made an admission. In
speech at Providence. that by the importation OF
woolen goods last year American labor suffered det-
rIment' This argument appears sound to "The
Herald but 1t wants to know why 1t is not equally
applicable TO free wool
Postmaster, General Dickinson is expected TO put
another in charge Of the Chicago post oiico
within tho next few weeks. Mr.. Judds Illness and
ineficIoncy are the osensible reasons: but no ono
appears to expect that the postmaster Will not
be useful man In the coming campaign.
Down in Alabama tho Republicans have plucked up
courage enough to decide on naming full State ticket
at the coming convention. Considering 1t a hollow
mockcry to do so. they have omitted tho Formally
several times of late years.
An awkward complication has arisen in the Ken
lucky Republican organization James Y. Moore. ro-
Gently tho Blue Grass member Of tho National COM
mttee, having removed TO Arkansas-pcrmanently 1t
was beleved-he State Committee chose Colonel Wal
ter Evans in his stead But some doubt Is now enter
tancd regarding Moores Intentions. Colonel Evans.
however, according to The Courier Journal proposes
not crowd the other gentleman In tho least and has
written him frankly on tho subject
OLD FASHIONED STALwART REPUBIICANISM
From The Detroit Tribune
Senator ingalls, had the floor yesterday, and no got
in tho Zach. Chandler blows right where they belonged
IT WILL BE REDUCED NEXT NOVEMBER
From TIE Philadelphia Inquire,
Really, now, tho only surplus that Uncle Sam cam
not find q uso for Is surplus OF Democratic con
greSsmeh
RATHER TOO COSTLY AMIABILITY
From The boston Pilot
Even common Yankee fishermen should not DO $40
rced 10 furnish afterdnner orators and sontimcntA
lists with anoi hor proof OF England's l0vo for w.
~
HE KNOWS HOW KING LEAR FELT
From The Bosto1 0tobe.
How sharper than serpont's tooth II - 10 nave Z
SON v no goes and votes for tho other ieilowl NeA
Dow says this Is tho last time 10 shai eVor run ."
0fco.
OMENs FROM THE PINE TREE STATE
E>osn The Columbus Journal
Az COOS Maine so COOS tho Union Tho state OF
DlaIne already leads on for the November dance IN
way that promises to give tbs Democratic nddisn
o feeling OF fatigue
BAYARD MAY WAKE UP SOME DAY.
syom TAs 8ssse~ Journal
u.. AZ. nsv.rd has recovered moro completely