The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-01
All the strongest Republicans on the Pennsylvania
delegation will be in the ned for to Congress-

Williams OF North Carolina. and Layton of Ohio.
All the strongest Republicans on the Pennsylvania
delegation will be in the held for reelection
The three Republican HIS from IiIinois-Hn,. Hop.
kns. and Henderson-have been renominated.
Representative Busey Of Illinois. who defeated
Joseph g. Cannon two years and found the task
easy because OF Cannon's disgusting speech in tho
Fftynrst Congress, recently letter to his
stitusnts telling them that he would not run again
But they went right ahead and renominated him. and
he may have to defeat Cannon for the second time.
Gov HogR of Texas STUN ping the State in frantic
effort TO secure another nomination which would of
course. be equivalent to a second term. But he is
having hard time. The usual thing In Texas is 10
give Governor second term: but Gov Hoggs course
has raised up many enemies against him. The csndi.
date of the opposition is Judge George Clark.
sensation created In Kansas when ex Con ress
man Kelley left tho Republican party to to!n the Peo
pies party Now ex'Congressman Phillips has followed
his example Evidently these old Republican leaders
think tho Peoples party in Kansas is very much alive
Ex.Congressman Barlsdale OF Mississippi who has
tried twice 10 become Democratic candidate on tho
ocalA platform Of the Farmers Alliance and has failed
both times announces that he has had enough. ten
Hooker beat him the nrst time when Mr.. BarksiaIe
tried to TO the House OF Representatives and
tor George beat him when lie tried to the Senate
Mr. Barksdals has refused to accept 4 nomination for
Congress from the Alliance people against the penoc-
racy and he will stand by the party OF which he
has been q member all his life.
Four OF the seven members OF tho Democratic State
Central Committee in Iowa arc new men. All are
young. energetic. and skilled In politics
The Secretary OF tho Peoples party in this State says
1t will elect two members OF Congress this ta-one In
tho Niagara district and the other in tho Chsutauqua
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tion and the election
The ocal vote Of Louisiana At the April election has
Just been announced The following WAS the vote for
Governor: Foster (Dem,L 1885; McEnery l(Deml
47o37; Leonard (RepA o9.t53: Breaux (Rcp) 1850:
Peoples party ticket V782. The total vote l7s.o3o.
less by 77Sl than the vote for Governor In 1888
astonishing fact in view OF tho great excitement Of
tho April contest.
Ata Joint debate in Texas between a Democrat and
an Alliance the Democrat broke his glasses The
Alliance offered hts. The Democrat tried them.
and handed them back with the remark They are
not Democratic enough for me; they are too mirky
and advise you to sweep the cobwebs out Of your
BRAIN wipo on your slssses, and be Democrat" The
reporter says; Then followed applause that rent tho
air for hve minutes"
Gov. HoRg Of Texas in his speeches throughout tho
State refers to the Galveston Ne1s and the Dallas
as the double ended whizzing machine"
b. Cheadle has withdrawn from the race for the
Republican nomination for Congress in tho Ninth
district OF Indiana and Mr. Waugh is likely to he re-
nominated. although three candidates IN the Held
against him.
The rival candidates for the Democratic nomi nation
for Governor of Missouri Richard Dalton Col W j.
Stone and Judge James Gibson. They are M the
state and conducting vigorous mpaisns Tho winner
will have formidable opponent in william Warner. tho
Republican nominee.
It is said that Thurman 10 very bitter against C.ve
land. blaming his Mugwumpery for the defeat OF tho
Democratic ticket four years ago.
There are strong Indications that no fusion
the Democrats and Alliance men of Kansas ON state
onioers Is possible this year.
The southern Pacific Railroad has begun = eight
against Senator FELTON,. aaa may DO vsy dicut t0r
him 70 tscuSs REELECTION. 4,