New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

whom The Chicago Tribune without qualli'-
cation. declares to be also Catholic, %
was born in the Now-England town where
she lives: of Puritan family that has eight
concrstione Of New-Enpland orthodoxy behind It !;
q family for which | have some right TO speak; OF
whose character have some reason 10 be proud ana
of whose history | perhaps know rs lnuch as Llie
honorable Joseph Mciill, ediror-in-cmef Of ne
Chicago Tribune and whilom commissioner Oh cl'u
| SPEAK as a fool, but am compelled. by a
kuavc. | mention these iaclS' "hiVI ""t'', ~.
To be so much as named among rs Simply 70 sh9"
The wcapans which me ChcGg1 Tribune Yields IN the
nuriGc9ti0n of the civil service Without even pay
ing to tTath the tribute OF pronanlillAi MH WI
Hiucliug at the thought that thousands VIII III
stantiv detect it's mcudacltY, u 1abRcats ana
launches it's falSchOOds IS TIA p1rtcnt"uS calHu,SS
II knows well that the remote community auu ,uI
thousands everywhere VINO WIZ see us iiiSeii'ao o
discern i'll, motives ar people who would never ne
won away from Mr., Blaine or won oVcrto us own
candidate. while those VINO 90 hol IeV"slhHc il3
f,IscLoods might be influenced b. them 10 l&lsha
themselves under Its banner. moreover on caN-ol
Gieo!aim Catholicism as one dIsclaiIs ul9l'4csl9 .
ANY denial of such assertions WoQu carry, SoIlI
,,,t If o1mu to a large HUmhcT OF interested pdIt-
sans i'm "a time Of great political eNrlIemehl - u''
n e,cnrl highly probable that cool brave, We'll
arranged series Of simple, catrg"HC'I IduIl.,' ii.
M, ht hinder the advance Of Mr. Blame without
rrarrirr the fortune. of its own candidate, -,
III. bieaq9 Tribune came Up handsomely 70 Jlie
o,,,,.,cn,, And i,.ued the scric,i The delicate
domestic compliment dl;iusas IN AR 0 c'H'''! "''t
tLe whole paragraph while tac touch Of sentiment
the lIIiriIlD OF li4t 'l'Niil-
winged reveals master band For The fiedd-O ehlcr
,,.,T,g % over tine God-foTsakcn wastes outside "l
iii .hrr,iios IL can say hulr; but, bong ina3lul-
mons fo. it will nos thrust uis family also I'M" VA,
ne darkness Nav, this eminent PufSt, over
,,.-,rs t9 the erriup. bold, out the hope thAt l'e
" a.o,.LIc and excellent wife. ana inc lciIt-1us
- ,,1v Lct,eau them. az the last gasp ing
I'm the ioiscrcqnt himself through the P'arly
60 fiou0,i iCt PIOtcs,auts b0 Warncu' I.t
ggtes will most likely be opened by " C''''"o
,for, this spectacle Of fasehood raised to line
art I,s,. coarse and clumsy seems Ordinary "uu'. ~
men who are not ret0ImcfS! Nv", 41ii ii
'',iir, sil Ks across the border OF dls'Iilh. '""
,i.it v,L.> XIV OF even taking part ~ c3hNehl."h
"a short auy fraud whatever upon inc Ic'o i, .i
a c,,, rvs harmless and honest coMiufu 70 ''iS
;,cnu,oti. elaborate aId malignant menus ~ Va va
m Cllr,o T.btgr The -iik-3Gd-Wl.Sty lItl s'''l'
,r,.ey f-,,t, a rich remote intangible cofloVdI'.
eai'.d tic Government. He does not mean h'Ih 10
any oir else only benefit o. himself Ana '''1 i,
ZyI.cI hc does Is harm 10 property ana o. Ia.,,
valuation Bat the civil service lcioTli.i u..;,,
a definite and specific harm, harm 10 Iep"'''s -
harm 10 "a certain dies grated HAM, ie ort tt,i.
.,n1 i-cglcuIabIc extent; and ~ caIItlus ou, ,J
E.si,, Le flugs truth aud honesty 10 thc VIII
The urRan Of reform Is willing a. l.iNi,i;i, 81
rause moo by Glowing the alailty and ~;
IFS candidate but by waniOuly NlIi'IS , ~
malice afof.thOuglh uttcr.ug sldndtIs dH'"''
rival candidate. ..,,, theft is
A Great point viii be gained when revenue li'it NJ
,rrvcnted but Il greater wiu be gailcu "i No. 80
Ir,,ans of reform shall have risen 10 tle lolui 20
tbieves' honor aud cease their bu'y siaiiViFS I'll
The marty whose banner they borrow only 10 oSio''
and of the faith which they profess Ohig 20
April 20, 1877. JAIL