New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

One OF the curious features OF the struggle for
the United States Senatorshp at Olympia is that
small as the vote is for every candidate. all the
candidates. or those who hope to be or possibly
think they are. not yet in the The race
itself. according to The Tacoma Ledger seems
to have for Its object who shall be hindmost. land
for this place Squire and Turner start as II more
than confident OF wnning-one got and the other
woma candidate She found herself with one adj
mirer great deal Of teelins exists .;s between t
ruption or attempts at It and altogether enough
pH pure reformers wei-nish to distraction.
The Ledger nds little consolation ii, IN . ,hs Tact n
while it shines there Is still room for hope"
Lloyd Brice and Judge Tourgee have expressed
the opinion that the Democratic party is destined
to grow and the Republican party to wane. unless
THE Buffalo Times" thinks their statement car
ries weight in that they are opponents OF me
recent election.
Some Of the queer things that happen In Con-
gress these days and several other things that
ought TO happen and do not, are explained to The
MINNEAPOLIS Times" By the fact that the mining
camps Of Nevada Idaho and Wyoming WITH less s
Senator'S mna S While New-Ycrk. PENNSYLVANIA and M
nois with a population OF 100000. nave only the
same number.
If II accomplished no other result the memora-
bic campaign OF 1896 more than justihed itsel III
,s awakening OF the conscience OF the Nation II
brought men to a realizing sense OF the response
bIlity OF the rich we'll as the poor ior wa VIA
they owe to the Government under when th me-.
live 1t is "Thc Buffalo Times that talkS IN t,s
way and II is the same paper that ues.n'I h ,s
troiler Roberts. because {. the arguments ne liz
forth in his report TO be en' Which 90 viii certainly
place him in the catalogue Of the Anarchists
1.-THE Chicago Times Herald" is an ardent sup.
and ic Ar
that those who now speak slightingly OF MIN VIII
find his case TO be parallel with that OF stephen a.
Douglas who was elected Senator from ILLINOIS,
exactly fifty years ago Mr.. Douglas mad inc repu-
tation Of being FOUNDER ha I nnlI,cis M The
idea Of sending him to the United states Sens s
10 s ra al with as much amazement that created
bv the election of Mr.. Mason. Howe'er' ~. ne aa,
s 40 from "Iittle Doug became known as me
Little Giant He wor the party eadershdip an nd
no NAL N han he and il was at his behest; says
The Hcrad that they rushed to the sh say o OF
fn nH of Senators i; adds and greatly served
the state that honored him us carer hrY also
be alike in this
Charles T Saxton is another statesman VIM 70
prav,nc TO be delivered from his fool friends al
home and elsewhere.
The manifesto issued by Chairman johnson. OF
,,a Damocratic State Central Committee TO County
the DEMOCRATS ''"'' 1yo,,,cIy
committeeman all over the State OF kentnchy' re-
sending the order Of last fall not to ANIMATE b "osh
gold standard Democrats. is cohslue'eu %
down o. silver men.
Six Senators are still to be elected 10 HI TIE
nlaces of those whose terms begin OF n"'0
Four OF the six are from west OF the missouri
South Dakota. Utah. Oregon ana "d'.".s
"a, There ia a hot contest on In eac1 OF az, ane
uta;es and II promises to De protracseu t., CO.
nielv a Republican ought to be cncse'i IN IL, ~,
nn b,t Democrats or Populiss are the nest ''"t
can he hoped for from the other three 3tannrcrv
Renuhlican Senator will be CHOSEN III Ne"'
and a Democrat in Florida
Ex-senator Winton's expressed hope OF seeins
Mr. Cleveland the next Governor OF Ne"
REGARDED bv 'The Paterson Press" as JOKE. ~
sorh,odIv causing Mr. Winton A great deai vi
ar,ont n 500 the matter taken up seriously u"
some Of the papers. for he must be hh makes
IT, Constitution OF Ncw-Jersey. whch mar 49,.
nv 81 seven wears in the State necessary
nuali6ca ZION for the Office OF Governor.