New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

in the.e dnys Of advertising, sucn ac~ are 70 DO
10 bed at from a business point view soeI.
Z" whence comes custom Sbsll hannt'ng banners
upon the tuter wall turn tried aud thirsty travel
" err. from my bed and BARI Shall base politics
" Intervene to stop my Iun of profitable custom y
Tte,e rre questions of Import for bonraco, VI"
believes his heu'e is t. be kept for only one class
of customers. 1t is legitimate proceeding, and
only requires there shaa be clear understand ng
that the public house in question is only freely
otep to ope-balf OF the public.
So far ue agree with Mr.. CranstoD, or any other
I'M Keeper who chooses to keep tavern for only
Oh bird OF people. We agree with them, we mean,
as to their right to do 20, while at the same time
We ibirk they are great fools for their palms, and
lot really smart enough to keep hotel. Blu. we
arc constrained TO differ when in addition to
measures calculated to drive Republicans from
their d. ore, they shall also undertake to prevent
their passing 10 the street opposite BY inslts and
asssults. The demonstration made on Tuesday
evepir by persons who seemed to be guests OF the
New. 70 K Hotel, iDasmuch as they filled its bal
ooIies, q d crowded around It's main entrance--a
demonstration which the proprietor could have
termusted, so far as the balconos were concerned,
had be been aware OF it, as, from his card we PIE
sumo he was not-such demonstration may have
been brave thing, but it was precisely one OF
tbose cases of valor where discretion had
better be consulted. The Wide-Awakes are very
thoroughly organized body Of young men
filed with the vgor and the eIcitabilty of youth.
Is it quite prudent thing to risk collision with
such a body Is it Lot possible that some much
more serious resut may happen both to Mr.. Grams
tons house end Mr.. Cranston's guests than oc-
cured on Tuesday evening, should such DEMON
stration be repeated As matter OF caution,
we suggest that any public expression OF the Anti
BepubcaIism OF the establishment had better not
70 permitted to get outside of it, except by way
Of The cbnpeys. 1t goes off there as harmless as
tie smoke, hurts nobody, aud nobody complains
But. unless Mr. CrabstOn is disposed to see an ID
fux OF company IN gulie and with purpose
which would make any tavern-keepldg soul
to tremble, We advise BIN, for peace sake,
either to turn out of doors or keep quiet the
infatuated fools, both men and wOmeo, who
eDdta'O.eu 10 SUI up HloI lnelo on iuo'"ay
evening. We make the suggestion in entire good
faith believing that insult aud assaults will lead to
IT taaiop, and wishing, therefore, that the orgi-
nal proyocation may be avoided. 1t may be that
much was done on Tuesday evening of which Mr.
Crapston was not cognzant. We presume he did
not know that one of the men in the fight, and who
was aiterwsrd arrested, had rushed out of his
house; that the nucleus of the riot seemed to be
his door; that persons bic balcooes were, as far
as could be told from the street, instgating and
exciting the mob to attack the procession. But
we commend him TO take these facts into consid-
Grafton, and to remember that the house has u ,de
itself rotorol by some ill-natured actions. If he
is wse be will feel that something more than ordi'
nary caution will be prudent on his part in
future