The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-28
POLITICAL NEWS.

POLITICAL NEWS.
| when he remarked that Mugwump support Of Dsmo.
| cratic candidate drives away Democratic votsA
Lyman NJ Humphrey. the Republican Governor q
Kansas, will be a candidate for Congress this fall
Edward c. Little President of the Republican learus
Kansas candidate for the office Of Consul Cen
| eral at Cairo
| A large number Of coiored men In Indiana have
served notice the Republican leaders that they viii
not support the ticket in November It shall con-
the name OF negro Tile leaders want the ofncss
for themselves. but they also tho negro votss
Hence an unusual amour, OF hard thinking.
Charles Daniels who for Court OF Appta ais on the
| Republican ticket = few years ago. and retired 70.
Gently the bench OF tho supreme Court. may b
| the Republican candidate for Congress in the nav
1hrtythrd district.
| II is said that both Congressman Lockwood and
Bunting beginning to think that lifo in the Houss
OF Representatives is not what IL cracked up to BE-
and may not run again.
| Senator Jones OF Nevada isn't thinking much about
politics these days Ills principal business to b.
| the purchase OF gold mines.
H. s. Grceneas the Democratic Representative from
the Rochester district says he will not again for
Congress but will pass tho remainder Of his life IN
travel lie has made n fortune in manufacturing. and
is anxious to spend part Of 1t In tour OF Europe.
Among the delegates to tho National Republican
Convention are Senators FELTON,. Teller Wolcott Hs
gins Shonp. Culiom llscock. and Quay, and exSens
tors Ingalls,, Sewe Miller. Patt. Kellogg Malone. and
spooner. Representatives Townsend. Sweet and
Bingham Will $50 be there. as well as Mckinley. Can.
non. Gear. McComas hie:ringhnus. Evans. Langston.
and Warner and ssvera! cx-Goveraors.
Among the delegates from this State the National
Republican Convention bomo very bright men. with
t.1f-
these William C. watson of Batavia will be ousp,oa.
ous and he may prove to be Mr. Depews most formids
Bile rival.
Among those mentioned like ely to DO the Republican
candidate for Governor of Connecticut Gen. Mss.
win. Col. Cheney and James II. Smith. At one time
Mr.. Smith was President Of the New York Stock Ex.
change ana he has aso been President Of the New
York Nacht Club.
Pope Yeaman is stamping Missouri and is an Nous -
secure the Democratic nomination for Governor.
Senator wo,co,. says, Tho Harrison js In my jade
ment Is up-eternally up"
In speaking Of tho delegates who will make up the
National Republican Convention Mr. Carkson said. the
other day: There are new elements in this Convsn.
tion-two women delegates and one Indian. The
men come from Wyoming. aud as they arc accredited
delegates they Will be entitled to the game rights and
privileges any o! us The grandfather Of the Indian
delegate WAS whipped in tho Bnckhawk war BY the
grandfather OF President Harrison"
Jerry Simpson, tho sockiess Socrates Of Medicine
Lodge Il said to have notified his friends that would
mo-, be a candidate for reelection to the House Of
Representatives..
preventative Henderson of the Dubuque. Iowa. dis
he will another term IL his constituents
desire, bu; will make no effort for the nomination"
What are the Republicans OF the city districts nshs
ing about among temsevss' In the Congress district
represented by John T. Fellows blows have been struck.
nnd threats and recrminatons have been uttered II
tho Ninth Assembly district between the Federal ONCE
holders and tho bosterous parisnns OF Tnsdalss
Executive Committee. In tho district represented By
Congressman Bourke Cochran tho Bliss and Mlholland
contest has been going vigorously and bitterly,
uplifting the Eleventh district Republicans while Bit
ter feelings have been engendered between the Rspub
district leaders enkel In the sixteenth and Bign
in the Eighteenth They grow each other they
by In tho district represented Ivy Congressman Cum.
nings outside aid had to be invoked abats hosti-
ties between the two Republic In the Twelfth
Assembly district In tho district represented BY
Congressman Warner tho choice Of delegates to the
Convention was attended by great vie.
lence and friction between the Republican partsans Of
Demorest OF tho seventeenth and those Of the
Tho battle In the Twenty.nrst Assembly
district which part of the constituency of Congress
man Little. has been going on for years and has
reached the rpntterng stage. In tho district repre-
sented by Congressman Campbell tho warfare betwesn
schurmann aud Brodsky continues unabatsd. Brodsty
has moved away. but he has not moved. or removed
the enm;tieA expressed by his partisans. Taken A.
together, It may be said that there Is hardly Con.
yress district in the city In which bitter quarrel
not pending between Republicans.
Tho official business Of tho city OF New York laYrsy
In amount and the duties conhded to tie care Of the
public officials greater than Mt previous period
IN the citys history. Its Affairs have been ad-
ninistered better. There 10 friction between the
departments. There ACCUSATIONS of mslfsas
Ance, even from political opponents. There are ne
scandals or defacatons coupon frauds market bureau
eaks or subyersivs public works contracts. The chief
,ity departments IN better banda and they
rive less cause for public complaint than before
On this record tho Democratic Mayor OF New York
will be elected by a big majority.
Thomas Collier Platt docs not enjoy large measure
II popularity among Democrats. but none Of them
IAN deny that whenever partisan advantage IL to BE-
obtained by tho Republicans no Is on hand prompt
md vgant. and occupying usually front seat at the
deliberations. As much cannot DO said IN favor OF
he fidelity and activity of certain Democrats who in
he large Held OF national politics. have received tho
chest rewards and the highest honors only to repay
'uch proof OF party confidence by Indifference and
leglec at critical times
Judge Lynn. who was appointed by Gov. Flower 10
be a candidate for election in November
the OF his predecessors term. which does A0t
,xpIre Until Dec. 81. 1873
Not New story TO Him.