New-York tribune., 1878-10-18

"bcgan, and thirty-siX negroes were Killed w !
1t is not possible for AGA Democrats to out
vote 3,2O7 Republicans. But 1t is possible Tor
AGA Democrats to murder enough Republic
cans to prevent 3,2O7 negroes from voting. Is
that the nature of the latest " li,ht III Louis
lana? If not, why did 5000 Republicans
want to " ovcrawe" 400 Democrats
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The latc TarbOx has revived. lie wrote letter
to the Butler barbecue at Worcester on wednesday,
in which he said that the struggle of the campaign
wa, between class aud privilege on one side, an1
the people and equality on the other" He didn't say
on which side he was himself and we are not sure
that we can definitely determine. All we know Is
that he wears good clothes. does no manual labor,
is in no danger of going to the pooI-house and
seems to have most of the privileges" usually ac-
corded by fate to human beings. BY stroke OF
luck hc was elected 10 Congress, and drew his pay
without qualm, though We are not aware that he
did anything to earn It, Neither have We ever he
fore seen il intImated that there were any slaves
IN Massachusetts Tarbox's expressions, however,
create doubt. Equality! Is there any inequality
in the Bay Statef Class and privilege. Does Mr..
TarboX mean 10 say that the people of the Bay State
are in any need OF an emancipation Proclamation
In the exceedingly improbable event of Buffers
election, does Mr. TarboX think that things will be
any different. or that there Will be any more
" Equality" than bcfore9 Does he anticipate the
millennium as the inevitable result of "A Governor
Bntlcrf That men viii get money without work.
or that pigs ready roasted with knives and forks
stuck in their backs will run about the State
squea.ing for somebody to eat them, and all be-
cause Butler is made Governor, Is what we do not
believe, nor does IarbOX either. Governor Talbot.
we suppose, Is one of the privileged classes. The
other day, making visit to Pltt>held. lie
visited the pontoo,uck Mill. i'll which, when
a boy, he worked a, an operative. The naughty
aristocrats against whom TarboAs gorge rises and
runs over in the shape of ink. haven't been able TO
keep Talbot down; but 1t is rather curious that so
excellent an Illustration Of the iarhoXlln ialIciea
should have pres .ntrd itself 20 opportuucIy.
The amount stolen by George W. Hoyie the
Assistant United states Dl,rd-AttOrucy Is not
very large: but the case is as bad for Mr. lloXle rs
if the sum had been much LARGER. lie occupied "a
highly responsible position, and crmna.y i'm
proved lt 10 take money from judgment debtors,
under prrtrucc of compromising their cases M
Wasliu,tou There -rrIu, t0 br question whether
the Government il bound 10y hi, rrccipt.; # It l.
not, the Uniortuuatr- who trusted Mr. il"X.e VIII
be- compelled to pay over again Tie money Whch lie
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al" .rb,4,o,y be sufficiently di.uiti.d but other
,,isc n - NOT satisfactory. Mr. Charlie, Francis
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t L,s ,ll-,InIlird mind that a citizen. albeit he
may NOT br running for an Office ought to take some
interest IN the welfare of the Rcpublic. Mr. Adams
,,,s very lively for b,ul in his drnuncIation of
President Hayes and distinctly asserted that he OBJ
tanned ms pace o' H"uu' M N''''' vas " pt ','
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