The National tribune., 1890-10-02
POLITICAL.

The Republicans of Pennsylvania formally
opened tho campaign mt Philadelphia on Tues
| day. Sept. g. Hon. Thomas b. Reed, Speaker
of the House, and other prominent men, deliv-
ored speeches. s.-Republicsn of tho Fourth
| Indiana Cong gressonal District nominated ]. f..
| Rankin for Congress. He Is farmer, and had
already received the nomination of the Farm
ers' Alliance. This is Mr.. Homan's district
| The Executive Council of oftheEatonalAm American
| party, New York, fired the first gun last week
by adopting resolutions that none but native
Americans be elected TO ofiee.--Presidcnt S.
Il. Orwin of the Farmers Alliance of Ken
lucky, has como out boldly against the Sub
Treasury scheme. His action creates much
| comment-The Fifth Massachusetts, Repub-
lican Congressional Convention nominated
Hon James A.. Fox for Congress Re-
publicans of tho Third Massachusetts Con-
gressonal Convention nominated Hon. Edward
Il. Pierce for Congress by acclamation.--C.
w. Stone was nominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the eth District of Pennsyl-
vania-The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention for the Seventh Ohio District nOmi-
natod Judge Piorson for Congress. A.
j. Warner was nominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the First District of Alabama.
The Republican Convention OF tho Ninth
Missouri District nominated Thomas G.. Proc
tor for Congress. Tx Congressman Mel
bourne II. Ford was nominated for Congress
trict.-The Republicans of the Eleventh Ohio
Congressional District nominated by acClama-
tion Judge ID. w. G. London for Congress.
Demervile Page was nominated for Congress
by the Democrats of tho Twenty ninth District
of New York.-Tho Democrats of tho Fifth
Congressional District of Minnesota nominated
Alonzo J. White for Congress. Henry
NJ. Youmans was nominated for Congress by
the Democrats of the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict of Michigan. Hon. William j. Connell
was renominated for Congress by the Republi-
cans of tho Sixth District of Nebraska.--The
Republicans of the First District of Massachu-
setts renominated Congressman Charles J. Ran
dali by acclimatiOn. Hon. Robert Il. Deforest
was nominated for Congress by the Democrats
of the Fourth District of Connecticut The
Republicans of the Tenth District of Massachu-
setts renominated Congressman J. II. Walker
by acCamation on.--IOn. w. j. Gibson was
nominated for Congress by the Republicans Of
the Third District of Missouri.-Tho
Democrats of the Second District of New
Jersey nominated Wilson ID. Haven for Con-
gress.-The Twelfth Massachusetts, Dis
trict Republican Convention nominated
Francis w. Rockwell for Congress. Tho
Democrats Of the Seventh Now Jersey Dis
trict nominated h. +. Mcdonald for Con-
gress.-S. w. Green tcolored) was nominated
for Congress by the Republicans of the Fifth
District of Louisiana. William II. Peasants
kColoreul was nominated by tho kepuDitcHuS OF
the Fifth Virginia District for COugress.--
Tho Republicans of the Thirty third New York
District nominated George A. Davis for Con.
gress.-A grand rally of Democratic clubs
was held in Raleigh. N. C., last week.-Ex-
Gov Foster has decided to accept the nomina-
tion of tho Republican party for Congress
from the Eighth Ohio District.-lon. II. l..
Morey was nominated for Congress by the Re-
publicans Of the Third Ohio District. Tho
Democrats of the Eighth District of Massa-
chusotts nominated Hon. Moses 4. Stevens for
Congress. ss.--The Republican State Convention
OF Washington ren0mnated Hon. John L..
Wilson for Congress by accamation.--T
Farmers Alliance Of the Tenth Ohio District
nominated Henry Rhoades for Congress-
Gen. John NJ. Palmer is making a vigorous
canvass Of the State of Illinois hoping to have
a Legislature elected that will send him to
Washington rs United States Senator.-Thore
are two Republican candidates in tho First
Congressional District Of Tennessee, Hon. A.
A. Taylor. the present Congressman, and Hon.
Rodcrick Random Butler, who has represented
the district several times in Congress. 1t is re-
liable Republican district. 1t is said that
Butler will get tho Democratic yote.-Ex-
Gov. Yarmouth. of Louisiana, will run for
Congress in the First Louisiana District on an
anti.lottery platform, his competitor being a
prolottery man on the Democratic ticket.