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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
DISCUSSING P0LICEMEPS SALARIES.

There was a spirited discussion in the
Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen yesterday in regard TO the
reduction Of the salaries Of policemen aud frcmen 1t
came up on motion Of Alderman French, who said
that tire Board Of Estimate had reduced tie Police De-
partment Estimate for salaries sll6SOO' and that OF
the Fire Department S44,700. Some opposition was
manifested to the motion, Whereupon Alderman Fisher
said he could no reason delay except that GER
tain gentlemen unwilling 20 face the music until
after the ballots counted election day. mo
tiOn by Mr. Fisher to proceed % tx the salaries wac
carried by a vote OF - to 10 Alderman Kane AZ once
moved 10 fix the salaries OF patrOlmen az @1lO0 year
The salary now paid. Alderman Ray moved that the
salary be fixed 81 900, aud Alderman Baird az 1000
Alderman Duane moved as substitute, that the sala
Ties ali members OF the force from captains 10 patrol
men e reduced 10 per cent. long discussion ensued
Alderman French strongly favored reduction He sald
that he had received more applications rom men sa1-
lous 20 be appointed on the police force than Tor
any other positions. The Police Board had 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
suY ABOUT sHoULDERNG TLDEN.

There is no party question raised by the pub
LEGATION of The alleged cipher dispatches Of THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE The charge IL purely personal one
against Mr. Tllden and his nephew aud small group OF
Interested friends The charge Is that Mr Tilden WAS
deceymg his political friends, who we're In COiumbla
Openy and honOrby pressing the interests Of the Dem
ocratc party and was carrying on " still hunt" for
himself that they knew nothing Of through man who
signed himself Weed," VINO was not In their conf
depce ana not even known 10 them. Among the Demo
cratic leaders present in Columbia at that time were
Governor Randolph. Of Hew-Jersey Senator Gordon, OF
Georgia. and A H. ii. stewart, OF Virginia. IL rs not
charged that any OF these gentlemen knew anything
whatever OF these alleged cipher transactions Indeed
Tue TRIBUNE specially disclams II aDd naITows the
Accusation entirely 20 No. Is Gramercy Park IL would,
therefore be very unwse for the Democratic party or
Tie Democratic press take any attitude but purely
judicial In this controversy. It would be SHY Tor
the Democracy and It's press to allow Itself to take de-
enslye stand when no attack has been mad6 upon it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
ATIMELY QUESTION.

The affcCtatiOn of immaculate virtue which
ucryates Mr. Tideus card has absolutely grOtcsquC
appearance view OF his continued aiiiation win
PetOD. Marble and Weed after the revelations contained
IN the CIPHER dispatches Not one word does he say IN
condemnation Of the proceedings OF those WORTHLESS.
There also a studied silence concerning the means by
winch Mr. Tlden secured the nomination Tor president
iu the ST. Louis Convention There were many leading
Democrats who dd not hesitate TO charge that large
number OF the delegates In that body influenced
10y Mr. Tdens money, and that grossly corrupt means
uad been used In etoetng tue choice. OF others MI
Tudeu was not q statesman OF National reputation, aud
mad no claims Of political personal nature 70 justify
him in aspiring to the CHiet MaGlsracy OF the Union II
il be true that bought his nomination, what prODH-
biy there that he would hesitate 10 buy IN election
al any stage OF the canvass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
4 RAID IN FORCE UPON BRIGAyD&

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-Advices received from
the West by the Kansas Pacific Railroad Company sY
that the sherifs OF Saline, Rice and Hays Counties,
Kansas with strong posse Ofmen attacked the render
vous of gang OF train robbers BrOOkheld, about
900 miles west OF Kansas CITY, early yesterday morn
ing. 4 notorious desperate, uamed Mike Rouke, the
leader OF the gang captured and Dan Dement, was
wounded but succeeded efecting his escape. Three
other of the gang fed, the posse Immediately
pursujng them south toward Fort Dodge. Mike ROuke
was the leader Of the gang that robbed the Atchison
Topeka Santa re tram. at Kingsley and the Kansas
CIV ST Joseph aud Council Bluff train at winthrop
several months ago IL is believed that his capture viii
break un one Of the strongest and desperate bands
or obberR Organized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
CALENDARs THIS DAY.


SUPREME COURT-CHASfBERs- DOnOhue J.-NOs Q IA so
e29 So H. a. 49, SO oil, Ill, ll2, 1l3, III 1913 l6 AZ
1879 1873 40 I43 ~ 100 15l 1852 $780, 1853 1893 24 a0
220, 228. 233, 236 z}J, 24O, z4I, 244. -V''
GESEFAL TElni-Davis r. J; Brady and ingalls, JJ-Yos
i9s inclusive. 2S, 2l6 226 S57, ~. 2J4 2s7 25i !"
S74 60l e47 cas- e49 $50 66l. GO6 G2s 663 7O7 $3.50 @
l32 68l 1g2 602, 5O3, 81l, sos, 499 81 |, 62S
st Eo. 7 i7 a7S 4 1ss 559 1s5 ii99lES
1893 1914 1885 l769 2O2l 1857, 1914 sOl 4IOL iisS
6O6, 100, 1896 1903. 1861 -
ls4 ISL 67S is49 81 2sl2 pas 2s4l 224s s3GS 2s5
PART IiI-van BriInt, J.-Sos. 1853, 2lsl, 46S i72s
23l2 22l4 236, 22l7 22l9 222f, 22lS 2225. 222S 5s
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcAL TERM-Freedman. J.-NO
fRIAL TEGSI-PART I-speIr, J-Nos go, SOS 215. 6s7
49, 1872 277 576 $50 DO, 623 48l 57S 626 635, 493
PAEI II-Curts e. J-Aos. 900. ISL 56S SO7 ll5, 1856
PART III sedgwiek, JNos 44S 68I. 4O3 549 $50. $50
446 594, 3li, 622 45l, 435.
COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERM. n. DAILY, J,-NOs IL IL
T. IA, 8, H. = II, 81, %.
THAI TERM-PARr &c. p. DAILY. G. J.-Nos 100 7sl.
e. $50. 75s 1885, 1908 769. 72l 715 1873 222 1855 1855
PART III F. DAILY, J.-Nos. 1890 677 3l7. 4l2 412
1893 1922 1885, 1898 69S, 1906 1888 4S3. $50, 205 1882
1915 $50, 665. III. s. $50 1905. CAS-, 500 ms
MAINE CoURT-TtIAL TERM-PART I-SnnOtt, J,-NOA
1890 1872 1915 $3.50 4796 4O2e 1870 4s5s 49lO 4756
PAT fI-sheTdan. J-Nos. 1888, 4I6l 1850. 42l7 4iSO
1873 1902 4ls2 1920 44l6 1854 400 1916 1865 4i06
5000 43O3, $685. 1854 5O6l 5O62 jO63 5O6l 505 5G7I
GENERAL SE5slONS-PART I-SutheraDd, John
Ennis burglary John McCafrey, WoOis grand lar.
eeny; john Edwards, Charles Becker, Nanee Bohemia
forgery samuel Alsberg receiving stolen goods William
Greivos larceny from the person William B. Eranze petit
larceny Cathal1ne McGory dsordery house, Levi Noses
PART Ii-Gidersleeve, J-Peter wImot, felonlous as.
saut and battery John Mcmahon, cruelty to animals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
nATcn ~ CENrEE mon,

"A little distigurcd, but btll IN the ring
Il samuel J. Tiden.
al am one Of the people says Mr.. Tildcn.
You are sammy, you arr. One Of the worst Kind
people.
The elevated railway doesn't appear to
trouble Mr. Tldpu o particle bat lac thinks some man
ought IA invent cuher dispatch that wouldn't make
more noise ia tho world than pow der mil explosion
MantOn Marble ought to sue the telegraph
cOmuauy not delivering those s-uscs. They were
plainly addressed 10 No - G-amcrCy Park, hu' Mr.
Tildeu declares ne never Eut them. Marble ha9 got a
good thing on the Telegraph cOmptuy-f ho can OnIy
prove UP
The other day Mr.. Tilden laid down his IA
v0rlte paper, The NLw-l ORR TRIBUNE. ana picked M
his Bible aud read: For there b. nothing covered That
should not revealed; neither ld, thht shnii not De
known Tucrcorr Whatsoever We have spoken In dark
ness shall be heard ia uCht; aud that which ye have
spukeu ia the Iu closets, snail Do proclaimed ulnu
the house tops" And MI Tfdeu laid the BOOK away
and the bitterness OF spirit and sald ne would
bet $4,000 that wasn't ia the original text. bat was a.
flauaul. ut Interpolation by 1HE TRIBUNE man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
ApIATN DEDUCTTON.

from Ihe orange ~ - f'H'''Hi'
Admitting for the sake of the argument that
Mr. Tden is "a innocent he pretr to be- II not tue
country 10 be congratulated upon the defeat OF "a
Presidential candidate who Is surrounded by a SET
OF confidential and trusted friends capable OF
such vapy AS that disclosed by the cipher kilograms
A beautiful Reform Administration We should nave hah
under such auspices, SHOULD we not Remember, Nr'
Tuden denies neither the gcuuiucncs- OF the dispatches
nor the guilt OF his nephew j ton ana the rest OF
the crew to whom no haU cOnIded tho man
aQrnCnt of his case That those NllauouS
dispatches crossed HIS Threshold ne does not dare
to DENY. Nor does he utter word In condemnation OF
the di4honest men who got him into such a scIape.
Does he leave them unsCathed because lac dare NOT ar
ragn them for fear that they may turn upon MIN ana
r.rdlt ifpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
A uowLING ROURBoN's COMMENT

The card of Governor Tiden upon THE
TRIBUNEs ephers Just what his friends expected rom
him-dlgnifcd IN tone and sweeping and crushing its
denias And while leaves no lOOphoe TO the liOelers
reyers and vampires that have been pursuing the do
sroyer Of corrupt rings and the ciormer OF Durdensome
governmental abuses. gives strong emphasis 20 the
sincere and profound regret which all honest men felt
that the man who had been elected by the people
not also permitted 10 enter upon the great wOrOf
forming abuses and repairing the crippled Industries Of
the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
r,rA1- ENn OF 4 nRrNKEN QUARREL

John {. Lynch, charged IN the Court OF
General Sessions, before Judge Gidersecve with the
murder " Michael clifton. pleaded guilty Of murder
r., me .eroyd dng.er and was sentenced to state Prison
Tor lie Tho evidence before the Coroner showed that
there vas "A drunken quarrel between tho men growing
out Of uu,y who the vile II neither
That Clifton strucA Lynch Ygu IA drunken sleep WIN
c,cl a.d mat Lynch, two hours ltcr alter some FUR
tuer drinking, came back and struck Clifton with
lutchrt, and that Clifton died from this blow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
At. CECtLIA's.
GEoRGI4 1RR4YGIYG a LARGE FAIR

MACON, Oct. 21.-The Georgia State Fair
will open on the 18th inst and continue for one week.
Racepurses to The amount Of $1,000 will be offered. aud
about eighty horses will be entered. Senator Thurman
will speak during the fair. DR.. Carver Will shoot every
day Large quantities OF goods for exhibition have ar
rived from the North and West The indications for
an unprecedented attendance, There is yellow fever
An the State and all danger has been removed by FROST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
TWICE ARRESTED AND RELEASED.

Edward Weeks has sued W lllldm u. ana
Charles NJ Young in the Court OF Common Pleas for
80 600 damages for malicious prosecution. The
rlaru says that the defendants sued him Ia the SUI
pr.uo Court on q charge OF fraudultutly purchasing
Goods ON credit He was arrested ard kept IN jan forty
eight hours when Judge Wrsthr0uk released MA linen
tty began suit IN the Common Peas, aud new order
nf arrest WAS oDtuuuG on which hr WAS detained LINE
days, when. the order was vacated. For the Ifst
arrest he asks 5000, fOrp tho sec0ad $4,000. The
malice either arrest AMI ~ to the SEQ
ond sts up that there rs appeal FROM ne order OF ar
rest pyuduy motion 20 dismiss the SUIT was dculed
Yesterday Jy Judge Lllr.morc. IA Common Pleas, Irla
Tpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
TILE C1PHERs UNEXPLAINED.


It will occur to those who have read care
fully the disclaimer Of MIR. Tden that he does not In
the slightest degree explain these kilograms. There
they were. They have bad put upon them cQnstruc-
tiOn which, II believed, socially and politically damns
Samuel j. Tden And yet he does not say they ala not
come to his house does he what was the cause
and contents the almost innumerabe secret cOnlnu
ncatlOns which addressed to his friends ana toms
house Starting with the fact Of the kilograms, the only
question L. whether they correctly translated II
they are, further argument would be idle on the one
hand. aud futile o the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

Sqherland-Stay granted on terms. Barton AL w.,.o
dhsrfogat0fies settled kastner agt. Durant-M q
nled Ont ina ordered for November L. Co Wei at 10
metz same aSt Decker Blake agt. Ritemeyer; BehF
SctAnsr Beam agt Beam Stein sawyer; Gravson ~
Finkenaner Haigt agt Rose-MOtiOns granted pTie ~
funado-Denied Cohen agt COhen.-Orier settled Hsss
agf BO!en1erSuretes exOnerated payment Of tsx5s
costs Msi agt sullivan Fisher agt. We'll Byrns asT PS
kerj Kyle egt OttersOn; Same agt Duke; well
Ettzgei I'D Marshall agt McCusker: Sheehy aet (marI
baldwin agt Decker Richards agt Bradford Matthew
Nolan Man agL MOTa..-,Tudgnents Heppe a0f phakr
Fisher Shoe Company. Motion denied 9 INV
BY judge SinnOtt-GOrlOn CODyer. GGr,lon AZ,
Itch Harft agt McDOnnell-Cases settled and feSs
agt Seitz.-MOti0n for rev trial granted. ~
BY ChietJ ustice Aker-Beam agt ronnele-Cases e,,i
and filed 's'Ael
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
HONEST, BUT so WEAK!
- III. n.TlsaL 49,. ~ 4

No unprejudced person will question the
crr,lmhty Ot Mr.. ndcu'- denial. We accept 10 ALSO
lutcv. Indeed, up TO within couple OF years ago the
very lusinuahon o such thing would have been howed
down a. prepOSteTOus Every Democrat would nave
said-"Is our candidate dog that he should do this
tbingf Uncle Sammy IL neither 80 dishonest, nor 40
mucL OF a foOl' We are sti ready to admit tue hon
e-ty but-there let pause. No man can recall tho
weakness She shufiing tho panderiug 10 whims, the
faor of popular clamOr that characterized the Demo
cratic policy, presumably guided by Nj Hidcn, during
the shameful Fall of 1876 without being inspired by "a
gigantic hrstClass disgust The whole chapter Is dis
grace 10 American history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
THAT CIPHER CHORUS.
MORE COMMENTS ON TILDEN's DENIAL.

From The Te,o York EDeHinG EJpress (DtUl)
THE TRIBUNE's ciphergTams, taken IN con-
neCtlon with Mr. Marbles card aud Mr. Illden,s dls-
caimer will call for another Congressional mVeslgd-
ton Mr.. Tden viii rejoice to have an opportunity 10
make his positive denas under oath, ana messIs S
ton Marble Smith. WOOlley, Weed, and others VIII DC
most happy 20 tell oil they don't know Thus al lasi'
Mr. Tden will have the coveted opportunity 10 Vhul-
cate himself thrust upon HIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

these reasons and the general character Of the man. that
a grs1t many people will now hesitate 70 accept Mr.
Tdens assertions unsupported by reasonable evidence
And especially VIII the great majority Of etze Ms
accept Mr. TildeB's card deuOuncing tho southern
Canvassing Boards unjust aud vena as evidence tna
ne made no attempt and authorized agents TO MAKE
the attempt for him 10 bride purchase any oil the az
legged purchasabe parties their votes Tor the late
Democratic candidate for the Presidency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
CHILDISH LOGIC.

FTO0 TIC JIIIaUuNtt h'IITIN'I IFII'I
The Returning Boards, says Ar, lllden, were
an the market. ud not buy them Therefore the other
man did. Therefore I am honest Therefore the other
man is not honest This Is the logic OF Mr. Idens de-
fence Ii is about as reasonable t would be Tor
burglar to insist that because be failed carry away
tbs plumber the policeman who arrested him must have
stolen It. To attempt lessen the magnitude OF his
offence by accusing another party OF the or similar
crime Is childish in the extreme. MI Tildon should
have followed the rule usually observed by lawyers ana
confined the to the facts actually connected with
the ease before the court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
THE COyyORs MALPRACTICE CASE.

The application for the release of DR.. L. o.
Bradford who il now under on charge OF NAL
practice on Victoria COnuOls causing her death, came
up ON haDcas corpus before Judge Jarrett in supreme
Cuur Chambers, yesterday. Or. Br1diOfp5 COuhSei,
WiHm +. Howe argued that the evidence before the
Coroner utterly insufficient 20 SHOW tha' any crime
WA, committed Assistant DistIicl-AttOrney Leayy
merely submitted reference to some parts OI tue testI
mOny Judge Barrett reserved his dccislOu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
wHEwl HERE'S a DISCOVERY I

THE emphatic denial of Samuel j. Tilden in
refercnco 10 The NEW YORK TRIBUNE TOOrback ais
patches in cipher and ITS Interpretation OF them leaves
II an open question whether TIE TRIBUNE Is not Itself
Marty Ia great fraud Tldeu got his knowledge OF the
whole business from THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE, and IN
ali PROBABILITY no but 1HE TRIBUNE ana lis co con-
sniTators has any knowledg on the subject. Marble
two OF referred 10 him are fOrgeFes says be
never sent the dispatches ascrDed 10 him by TIE TBIB
I,Sy and never received the dispatches The TRIBUNE
saws were sent to him. The whole business seems 20 be
a great humbug-eyen worse, a great fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
EMBARRASSED ~ BUSINESS.

The creditors of DR.. Moreau Morris, of No.
l4l East Fifty-secondst, formerly Sanitary superu
tendent and recently director OF the American POpu
lar Life Insurance Company met yesterday at tho Office
OF Register Fitch. proved six claims OF S32lO and Al
bert G. AuberE was elected assignee.
An assignment for the benefit OF creditors OF Richard
B Hall TO william Il. Swift, hled yesterday. The
schedules Abram Pohemua r filed yesterday, state
his liabilities Sl600S OF, and his assets at 1884 OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
HIS WORD NOT ABOVE QUESTION.

The fact is Mr.. Tilden's word is no longer
IA good as hig OOnd There good many things that
shaken public confidence In his Veraciy since the
DAVIS when be played the FOe OF Reiormer" Mr. I'll
den aid not tell the truth about the amount Of his income
when n was nable 70 tax assessment He has failed TO
tel the truth In various other things, as has been only
TOO surely ia the oOurts OF the Land. and by
evidence too overwhelming to DO doubted. II Is for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
ppTpF RITZ no THE POINT.
Frorr me TeIg YORK COMMERCIAL Adgertts,er (Rrr

From The Nel0 York Commercial AdrerttSeT iHfp1
TIE height of imagination is to bring one
self 10 believe Tden nothing about the Presiden-
tal cipheTs.
Was ii not notorious that Samuel j. 11lden
managed ms own canvass And he asks the world
to believe he knew nothing OF the cipher dispatched
While they are having a cool spell down
South they have had red hot time at No 10 Gramercy
Park ever since THE TRIBUNEs cipher dispatches made
their appearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

.-, Ions Oh hand NJ present and It was impossible
CO. ,s man appointed NJ police force. In al other
rud- o. business there rad been great reductons In
We. of -upiOy6s. Policemen were better on thall
otler Orkmen, when they were siek they feeelveG
medical attendance free and their salaries were paid
them. At length the board adjourned until this morn
n NlIfhOut taking notion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
TT WON'T DO.

No no Mr.. Tilden. Ii is you that has gone
DAFT. Not the American people. Your friends IN fraud
stood by yOu-sul stand by you. But You, chicken
hearted craven that you are HttempttO throw them
into the breach to yourself You do not deny the
geDuneness Of the dispatches You too cunning for
that. But you deny any knowledge Of them In that
you not so cunning. But you need not feel badly
The breach is enough for all of you. In Jealty II
VIII hold the major portion OF Democratic leaders, u not
OF the party Misery loves company, and you viii nave
UlgDty q II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
SCATTERING SHOT.
SHAMELESS BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
4

THE NEW York TRIBUNE has eXhumcd GER
tain Odorous political teegGnms. They were sent TO
Florida and South Carolina from No Gramorcy Parks
J.Tildcn's residence during the election contest 1876
II THE TRIBUNE has discovered the right key and the
The World should have written: Traces Of money pay
d0rkly Visible" This disclosure, II fully sub
stsDtated must eud the political Of 5. Tlden
and ought to disgrace beyond recovery editor VINO
Wiling ~ be party 10 such shameless bribery aud
gnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

IUttUU LVItTVfItIuI lftUJ
1t ia not possible that any body with reason
able understanding wifi be so crrduous TO accept
TINS indirect sufficient. IL would DO good
against strong presumptive evidence even, aud must
fail ineft ctive and uert when directed against uch
slueWy and perfectly nteraCed mass OF documentary
proof MT Tideu has trusted himself 10 badly broken
reed II he relies upon nothing else than his letter 10
acnuIt him before the American people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
A QUESTION AND A FACT.

Is Tildcn a second Washington IT he
isn't how do you account for the following historic
cannot tell a lie dldI cannot tell q llc, did
IL with my little Ratchet. 10 with my little prphr".
IGy0 WAsHlNGT0S. L.. J. TILDEN.
If Mr.. Tilden's statement had been
tai Written by Jonah when he wac ,.ouTuiug in the
whales belly; go, ,
msckcrei;
lcJ Dried between layers o. cod 10 an cclnet;
IN Carried u old salts pocket for month";
II couldn't smell more isHy L.an n does row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
A GREAT sQUANDERING or PITY.
Prom The Norfolk Vlyg1nfqu DcJnj

We noted Yesterday Nh MarDIcS emphatlC
denial OF completely any endeayOr 10 purchase etco
raj votes for the Democracy IN the late Presidential
campaign and now, at the risk OF referring too fro
dueutly to the subject would call attention TO
the fact that Mr.. 1ildcn follows suit. He denies all
knowledge Of any such effort and this should end the
matter with all tarmnded people so long as The charge
is based sOiely the assertions OF The TRIBUNE We
can afford 10 pity TIE TRIBUNE for the paitry results
obtained BY It's malignant enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
REFORM OUGHT TO BEGIN AT HOME.

No, Mr.. IildeD. Your denial does not end
the case As the chosen representative OF the Demo
cratic party pledged honor be IL bound to make
some better reply 10 dispatches sent to ana delivered
f-on his own house. Conducting his campaign, he
pleteuds have been entirely ignorant OF the WoIk OF
ms immediate agents living under his owuro ana SIT
ting AZ bis own table II that the shape OF the case,
we would suggest that "ReiOrm ought to begin at
home