New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

J. H. Wade, the richest man In the city OF Cieve'
land friend Of Senator Payne and. after MI Payne,
the most prominent Democrat In Northern ohio' has
come out for Harrison Morton and protection. Free
trade, says he, means National RUM Mr.. WADE
IS director in the Cleveland Rolling Mills, and con-
nected with railroad banking and other large interests
lie knows many other Democrats who will vote as no
intends to- ExMayor Stanford, Of Cory, and
j. W. Gcphart, of Beefonte, are among those In othes
cities who have announced the same purpose
An appeal has been addressed to the National Re-
publican Committee by E. F. Cragin, of Chicago, for
a thorough of the South by Northern orators
this year. In order to show whether free speech VIII
be allowed in that part of the country.
A log cabin was erected by the Appleton City (Mob
Republican Club night under the supervision
of George H. Baugh, who in 1886 cast his first vote os
Harrison
"The Newport Mercury points out to the CIVIL
Service reormers that their would be advanced
by abolishing tho internal revenue system, thereby
sending thousands of oicchoders back into INDUSTRIAL
pursu,s and robbng the President Of part OF MS
patronage "The Mercury falls into the error OF
srpposing that the reformcrs really for reform
Perhaps the most deadly parallel Of the Gay
IS that afforded by two adjacent columns OF i"o
Omaha World In which two editors of that pape.
discuss the tariff question from opposite points 0'
view.
"Thc Memphis Appeal Is making II cheerful ios
Senator Harris, Of Tennessee, by pungcntly remna'
ing him Of pledge made six years ago. not 10 NC
candidate for reelection. and charging him win cav
ing his scat to make canvass at home, while 'n'
River and Iarbor bill, in which Tennessee IS HUM
interested, was In jeopardy.
Should the Kansas Republicans renominate the pres
cnt Governor Of their State, John A. Martin, THIS year.
great vigilance will be necessary ia prevent the pc
ocrats from winning by fraudulent tickets inasmu'a
as the Bourbon candidates. name Is the same eA''S
for the middle letter.
The postmasters OF Dckalb County, Ill, ha'o
| been invited TO contribute to Democratic campa'sn
expenses by the chairman and secretary OF the county
| committee, and the amounts expected from them 40
distinctly stated in the letters OF request IL IS ho
at all likely that Dekab County is the only scene
these exactons for the benefit of Civil Service ke'orn
Cleveland,
The With Alabama District, now represen'ea ~
| Congress by Free Trade Democrat W. T. fornos,
one of the Southern districts which the kepuo'''A"'
are hoping to carry this fall.
J. II. stevenson, chairman Of the Allegheny Coun'y
| PennD Greenback labor Committee, announces
intention Of voting for Harrison THIS year anu
hundred members of his party WILL aecofu'"s " ,n,o
ssttsbura Commercial Gazette follow him INV
the Republican camp.
II IS limited that tho President may appoint iO'.
| mas,sr Movers Of Harrisburg Public Printer meas
November - the Democratic ticket wins, As an ',1
courarcment to the anti Randall wing OF the par" a
Pennsylvania How much worse pr'n'.i
partisan he is than Benedict no one ventures ~
Bitter rivalry has arisen between ehaee 4,
chairman Of the Democratic sla'e .o"u =, thu
Indiana. and S Z. shccrin, ilooser mo"oo :, TIA
National Comrittoe, regarding the management
campaign In that state
The Republican cause is being actively smSm
in Washington Territory by Florence Mvr, ns.s by
young actress who electrides her S"u'. and
speeches, interpreted with pa'roue ''A''
recitationa