Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-18
IN THE FIELD OF PoIIrIcs.

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IN THE FIELD OF POLITICS.
senator nm Makes Decision That
May Hurt Tammaul'> Candidate.
The printing of the tits has .iv'n re
10 a lively uiScus,i and .ar;c disssn.i-n
in den, )crat'c rank IA NV NorN lily. The
coiamittee Of s,V,nty p Mia fan mu-
nicipal Ticket. h,G.ci by Cd strong for
mayor. Thr rcpDhli ans made tl.is by their
| ENDORSEMENT the RS slar republican u,ket.
Then the state democracy -.oq,el tn. sams
ticket as their own ami aiso al .l-cI he
| democratic state ticket.
| Now the qUt sti,n g, n,es I'd Nheih-r &c
Official ballot OF the st4tc democracy sh.I
| be printed With the -ei...I..'i, stat. tlgl. <
and the republican, cay t,-.et To Puut IL
| this way would be L. ssIn a great muuy
votes fer Han, ard i..e - 4, ,IGcnt A. .'lat IL
| Is TammIry's pcs..I,n 10 saDrii.c eN,y-
| ding for the sla,v .aeL
| But Mir. Stldus yDJ .,ls. lie wants The
! state Il -Net Ir.u.a, Il t4. mead al ti,r Tam
I many uCAct atOue, t.,.4l A. Ys,.ns WnO
| want To vote Tor iltI M I-I4Ii..t .l.rl viii
I be pat To suiIe az .uiv. "a, tlILhs l.ls-t 10
! Tut the demuC"d'l, s,.tty at 80 az. head
OF me rspubliDan ciiy u,heI ' 90 cost him
.o,'oJ votes. ANA d, docs I.ut d,s,TD go d. a
| martyr. IL IL said tat Ee canned his cb-
| lection - lar @s 10 tAI..trE 49, NlthdTew
/ for senator H-h t. decide. ANA H. his de-
! cided AGAINST SUraus.
DE Niu Narner AtII Not Run.
| Congressman JoHn De ~Itt M.,En,r VIII
| not Ice can iIdate Tor Reelection. lie has
declined 10 coEslIe: tie matter duy further,
| and tie state GeInJ-r4Cy cons. esslunal con-
! venuon in The tlIt-enta $50 Aork dis
! trIct which had s.uJvarnsd oEe- frJm Mon
| day nIgnt, in nope tI-at might H. per-
! On nnm lIf=l
| Edward G. BaAer.
| Turned Down a Free Trader.
| The sharPest corner turned 10y politicians
| this year Was the sh.It Iiduc by the stale
| democracy of the fourteenth New YORK cCa-
| gressional dsJrIct 1uesuay. The convcn-
| ton Was ned late Ai.Eaay nisnt AMI Louis
| Post MAS Nominated as The candidate FOR
| Congress.
| Post is a shgIe-iaX Ran. A committee
WAS sent after h.m anl ne Was brought to
| LlOn PARK, Nh,re Ine Convention was held
| lie maze a spueyh aud re..a what he said
| lac proposed TO be has platform. Al declared
| cut ana Dut iur IrvS tTdtIc. Inis uid not
suit ;he dciesatys. Vino Hcre tGrIii icf, rincrs.
| Mr.. Post wculi not TeCclc, ana the cons
| Nention Was recon- ened and half a dpzcn
| names put an nomination. fGnalIy the ma
| Jo1Iy OF the woes We're EiN-n 10 julius
| Frank, and he WAS declared nominated.
finn Campbell aud the RcpubIicans.
| Tim" Campbell has been nominated for
| Congress by the r.I ubAc&us of the E!nth
| district, in addition 10 the grace" 90 state
| democrats. He WIS IN happy frame OF
mini, and, surrounded ny numb,r %
| friends, exclaimed:
I'm be member OF Congress TO- the whole
| people, irrespective OF parry, ana n nave
| 10 collar around my Ie,x. III be your
| Congressman, and IN aiNays be at nay
residence, No. Ia Columbia street, and IL
won't cost you anything wEea you caH.
| rms is one Of tie hdpp.est mumeIls Of my
lifer'
Petitions for Nheeler's Candidacy.
The necessary number of signatures for
the nomination OF Everett z. Mhee!,r fJr
governor OF New York has been MED.
The Vice Presidents Tour.
Vice President Stevenson arrived al Dam
vile, H., yesterday afternoon from Cam
paign. A battery hred a salute, and all the
steam whistles in the town were blown.
The Vice President spoke 10 a large crowd
in Lincoln Park.
Gov. Mckinley nt Hamilton. Ohio.
Gov. Mckinley concluded las days tup
at Hamilton, Ohio. where he delivered a
public address last night HE LETT FOstoria
| early in the morning en- route TO Dayton,
and found numbers OF people con.recated
at several stat, Ms passed, VINO erected lin
with cheers. A long address was made at
| the fair grounds at Dayton. Unless some
thing should occur TO prevent Gov. AIckin-
ley viii start for Louisville, Nashville and
New Orleans today.
MIR. Wilson Addresses a Throng.
w. l.. Wilson spoke to several thousand
democrats from Barbour. Taylor. Tucker
and Randolph counties at Phillippi, w Va,
yesterday. In the coiansn which escorted
Mr.. Wilson to his hotel were IMenty-iive
young ladies attired in white ON horseback
followed by about $40 hOrsemen, and those
by the democratic voters.
New York Gigs Repatriation.
Yesterday was the second day OF reslstra-
tion for the coming election. The total
registration was 99.g27 for the day ana lu2.-
so for the previous days registration, maxi
ing a grand total OF .U2, 80. The registl.t-
ton Tor the first two days of 1856 Was I4s-
s46, and la 49, 3J2. i37.
l.. EIIery Anderson VIII Vote Straight
The resignation OF L. EIlery Anderson
fl ON the New York state democracy ana his
determination to support the democratic
ticket was the surprise at the state dernoc-
racy headquarters last night Mr.. Anderson
sent long letter TO Mr. FairchiIi ycster-
day explaining the reasons that acJuatci
him in taking this step.
Mr.. Reed and the Tariff.
Ex-Speaker Thomas Il. Reed CT Maine LAST
night addressed the students of the Miclti-
gan University at Ann Arbcr HIS subject
was THE Relation OF Leaders to Progress"
In a private interview Mr.. Reed said:
IF the republicans should be successful this
fall nothing further would be Gone with The
tariff until after lssc, and business would
have chance to revive. On this issue lhcre
could be no doubt as 10 the result"
Mr.. Reed said the return OF the republican
party TO power would not, necessarily, mean
the re-enactment OF the Mckinley law. lie
did not think the party would make that Is
sue. Changing conditions had, he believed,
left room for many modlfcations OF Tie Nc
Kinley act
Phil Dwycr Refs ON Morton.
Ffcm tie New Yo-k woSd.
Phil Dwyer. the we,l-krown horsenan ana
piGnger. stopped campaign talk In the E;.
James Hots, last night by betting 81 10
81 coo With n man ne NH r,,.,.a, g., -