New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

That example, which Grants Commits
soner Davenport playfully made OF Mr. Heinrich At
attracting general attention and hearty condemnation
The Boston Post denounces the affair unlawful as
sumption of authority and thinks it an OUTRAGE whose
sense OF their DANGER me Springfield Republican
Gays the fUr the scandal - nVestlgated ln "Oise
1t looks for his imperial hgnness Commissioner DANeh
port"
Speaker Blaine's friends now account for
his wealth. not by the extraordinary railway hnancer
ing which is matter Of common notoriety ID his as
rct but by the assertion, which Is set forth with con
siderable @perneaee ana utter Ia lack o ss r B
owned OF the finest coal properties on the Mono "a
hea which returned much larger income than Goa
cress salary. This fact, It says, the Allegheny
Re gstry OF Deeds establishes in the most lndts
putabie manner.
Here is some sound advice from The Orange
a. j. Chronicle street professions we'll enough
I'm their way, but what want now is work. Will
sleeves up and without gloves If every man who feel'
an interest iu the approaching election ana desires the
substitution OF honest government ana Dr0thefiy Ieei'
ing throughout land fayOritsm, military rule.
partial suffrage and Custom-house frauds WILL use hi.
inuence and his personal services TO the work 10 %
DONE there need be fear for success when the mai
struggle comes"
The Neir- Yorker StaatSZeituRg has never made
itself liable to the charge Of great Partially fot the
Liberal movement Yet in editorial, Saturday, it
sharply rdiculed the persons who formed the Z" Ma
tonaI Convention OF German Republicans" which
Gently assembled at the Teutona Assembly Rooms, in
VI
SO much is certain" says the Stddtszeituag, " mat
without the indifference of the Germans toward the r.
publican party. il would have been Impossible for such
dth to the surface. To the honor OF the German
name be 1t said that hitherto this would have been inn
possible in any political organization. TIE Germans
have finished with this party anu leave 1t TO all KINDS ot
tag-rag TO do its work"
The denomination journals of Ohio are be-
coming alarmed, sending out frantic appeals FOR
organization work lest the State 20 for Greeley
The Cincinnati Gazette says the Liberals are working,
and INDUCES in this plain talk Bear in mind Repub
Ts make OF Ohio and Indiana must organize for
work Boosting all well enough. aud confidence Is
good work that viii bring every voter 10 the pos
and prevent frauds is essential 20 success or course
we DO not make these suggestions without reason
We know what opponents are doing ana what they
those expectations be defeated ana that the bulk
this work, II done at all In this county, must be done
Ivy voluntary organizations"
We bad an idea, from a pretty careful read
ing Of Grant organs that in their opinion nothing but
mlllennia blessings to follow IN their chief
should be reelected But The PHILADELPHIA Press. which
is second to in its lavish laudaton of Grantsm
seems tO have slight misgIyug that people may
regard such a triumph victory for fraud aud
knaveTy. Predicting an overwhelming vote Tor Grant
In November, II says, with much Dlterness Ihe pol
ticiaus OF PennsyvaDa, VINO fabricated vote % SUIT
themselves in October, will take large heart from the
November showing. And we must all submit 60 their
me Press thinks It manly meeky submit the
Endorsement OF corruption for the sake OF parry than 90
burst party aud denOunce t for the sake Of cOu
try. Ii prefers craftsmanship 50 patriotism