New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-10

/ an invasion of French and Lnsiish HcIooll'"'''i'
aus who Will be calamity met for the honor oil
this great and beautiful country. by an equal .iuu
Der of ColumDiau- Whether the thing can be
worked M to a re,uscitat.on of the public interest
in r,,tner "A stale matter we shall see. Mc1rwhle
". are reminded ~ a hero in the days of the o'd
Spectator who used to sleep against time iof
wager. and .lu nber through seven or eight daFs
and nigif, VIGOROUSLY. Matches of thai KIND
would be- something less % a bore. than those 10
which we have been lately trcatcd-thev would
make Jess noise at least. nnle,, the rivals were
perfectly Unprecedented ~norcrs.
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Tilaca's is the only Dsno ratio R'form-and
! tha,'s bogus!
Ii is sail once more that tine Ohio Democrats
have, gwen mp the Goycrnorshp and are no" fight
+ ing tor the Legislature. There are many cheering
4 evidences that this is cqu ga.cnt 80 STAT lneh'
/ that obey aia n-ttns for funeral.
One year ago this week tine cipher barrel was eN-
plodcd in IN. Reform citadel of the Democratic
paIty From tine dust and smoke there ISSUED Tort"
chat famous baud of coparconrrs. Nose, l-'ari
/ Nantor Marble, Colonel William liidcn br"in1iN
rolton. Smith Meade Whip Wood. c. W. Fox
I Wooucv. John f. Max Coyic and lern~o Socin.dn
Peri Perry smith The first three appeared bear
ing the Ark aud ShcchiGah. Dut soon as tIc elle
Of tl.e public Met them Moses dropped his end.
7 hastily lifted the 81 at Doe Ark. ard scrabpiing DID
4 slammed it down after bin. Weed and lc.ion
looked after him iu cont rinlit' i.+'''' 1870.
+ wal.eI away. Subsequently Moses pnf hs head
out long enough o. make 81 DENIAL "l .'i 'Nl+'''
+ eyrrlh1Uy ot Inns rulif, hno -itiNru N''N a-'''''
Finally I,v was. dragged ono nF "a summons from
Congress CO... uitlc', ana Nit t'r 'inri .''i-
+ crueI-, confessed d. "H" SAINT H." ''''
/ d,.uolsfr. rated tlu Iiitru "a- an li"N, I'd. i"h'
ya, "a sup. luc iu1mc.t for -o'Ai. Inc present
/ contest i1 anotN'i.
/ Tie Southern Bri.adier- aay keep silent, but Tie
uasr and present actions 4 tAe Solid south are
speaking a the time.
4 Itisfhol-ht IN Massachusetts that O majority of
F the delegation o. tho National Democratic Cony'n-
tion, chosen a., the Taucil Hall Convention on
Tuc.day f.. in favor of Iilleu. lon See they can
/ condouc fraud without suubDing Charles FRANCIS
Adams and family.
| Springer the Sprighty. who visited Nh Til1en
some time ago and enjoyed private peep 40 the
.uoral forces" wa, So impressed by the sight that
he declares Robinson viii undoubtedly be
elected This year, and Tilden viii 0e nominated
| and elected next year. Springer has q wonderful
/ way OF BEN. unanimous about Things wh4cha are NOT
7 sO
The Calamity statesmen were both right and
wrong in their predictions. Calamity Is coming.
bu- IL is coming for tie Democratic party, rather
f than for the county.
Ex-spcaker Grow, in bus speech on Tuesday M
Mansfield, Ohio. referring to Gle clamor OF Demo
Gratis about bayonct, at the polls, said: "Ihe only
bayonets az shotcuus ever used az tie polls for III
timida.in voters or 10 influence ana control the
result OF elections, have been IN tLe hand, OF Dem
ocratic politicians. Adopted twenty-five years ago
by tine slaye-Democracy as an element Of partisan
success. In the attempt 10 make Kansas % slave
State. ID has been continued IN the South by Ia
XIX and rcd-,lut organizations as the ch # rel-
/ ancc of tine Democratic party Tor political ascen-
dancy.'
The oluinl, of gold in the pockets Of the people
browns the rattle and roar OF tie Democratic cain.
Tlden is getting in a neat blow now and then at
the Democrats who are abusing him So persistcntly
The latest visitor to the Sage OF Ciphcr-Alcy who
has appeared in Washington with the inevitable
report tells a somewhat different story from that
of his predecessors He says lilden i, very busy
man, who spends only few minutes a day in look
ing over the newspapers. When told that the
southern newspapers were abusing him he said
carelessy: " They are, are they y and then went
on with his work, which. the visitor add, per
tanned entirely to his immense law practice. l.
he making money T. asked the correspondent OF
The Cincinnati Commercial OF the visitor. " Yes.
rapidly Tie gets big fees, and has all he can do"
Then came the important result Of the visit 4" lou
would be surprised 10 know the number OF letters
he daily receives rendering influence ana support
cheap Tor cash large proportion of these letters
come from the South. and from publishers of news
papers. There's are some from editors OF papers
of established reputation, and known 10 the COM
try Some of the papers that are abusing him are
doing so because he wOuldn't pay the pnoe. tell
You if the letters he gets were published they would
ma Ike a racket IN the country THIS confirms pre-
csely what The tribune has sad 80 often. that VI
Tildcn would put more generous spIg0t IA the
barrel there would be an end To- all complaints
about the habbness of his backbone. etc. The
abusing editors Will do well TO ponder that httlc
remark about possible " racket" AND tone down
accordingly
General Ewing's gentle breast is rent with fears
of tie dreadful United States MaTshals who, every
two years prevent Democrats from voting more
than once apiece Every speech Is Favored with
marshals. The marshal j. the fly in his ointpeni.
The shadow of the marshal falls across ms track
anu ills his DAYS with terror. Ii 10 awful To Linn
as was the JaburrWnck which
Z" With eyes of flame,
Came whiting through the tulgy wood,
And burbled is il came ~
One of the Democratic papers says that Ewing
is rushing through Ohio" The Cincinnati CONNER
cal comedies II. and adds. 81 like bad bundle of
wheat through "A Neutrality-suspicious.
THE STATE CANVASS.