New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

t,on which will perpetuate It's Lease. Inc sooner
t,,e Southern Mid is di,aibased OF TINS ioea 'ne
hotter The Repubican purity il fthting mat very
man m this Nation NAV have exarl lus.i1, fr u
while or Jack, rich or ppoi' Iii I'm hovc etier now
or ,yhcn tLnt section has learned its duty III inc
stern school OF experience.
Tb.re il ore consolation for Hancock. lie -
bigger man " than Al. l.. M0rcy'
rbo Democrat who talked yolubly in 1876 about
ooling 10 1880 for q Wind cation OF his party ms
weary air now when asked bow he likes the ''"ui-
cat on.
Blackburn, the champion wiper-out' came near
being wiped out himself m the recent election. ne
wicked Republicans went N a still hunt III BIS as
trlct, and had not their plans leaked on lew days
before election the Democrats would tlYe Dec"
cougbt n pping. and Blackburn would haye
walked up the next morning ana ionnd hlhiseit lo..
me doughty knight had Just tine eIoush 60 I get
himself Lis iayOrite attitude WIN l"Hoo a. i'''
and visor down." ana save himself
They can't get over celebrating the victory III
Connecticut. There seems to be wicked desire
abroad I'M that State to rub it into Chairman bar
mum.
Ben Hin SAYS General Garfield must feel keenly
the fact thai be has been elected by Northern votes
alone. Doubtless he does feel 50 keenly the fact
that ne has been elected by loyal votes as 10 DC
proud OF It,
1t appears like an opportune time for ChaIies
Francis Adams TO flourish his fraud brand arounu
the Democratic National Committee. lie mIght
chance to hit the right brow tnls uhe'
Let us stand by our colors, and by our friehds
of the Northern Democracy ana success Will come
SAYS The Norfolk pWgiHan. Yes. about as fast as
that famous frog got out OF the well. f%r every cry
fool he climbed up ne Tell back tWO leet' NV, 5ou
rtl.ft h..tE
Won't some undertaken obligc the American pub
lie by putting the Democratic party Oh Icei
Secretary Sbernan's splendid services TO the coun-
try wall not be forgotten, whatever position he may
fill IN the future To stand III the estimation Oh the
people ON lcyel as hnaneler WIN Alexander
Hamilton and Salmon r. Cn'9e - d"
achievement any man may be proua oL
Barnum and Kelly might get up Cronin electoral
college IN New York State. suppose they n.y.
There is n unanimous demand in Connecticut
that joseph r. Iawley shall represent that state IL
the United states Senate. No Republican viii con-
test The seat with hm.and even the Democratic mem
beers OF the Legislature are thlhhihg o. fVIIhs Ao1
him. He has fairly earned Tie honor
In the Language Of the Democratic platform. s, s.
Morey and O'Bren, alias Lindsay, muot be witnesses
for revenue only"
IL SuGulQ De Saiu lll JUS tltC ~ tA-N l''---' a.
cratic press that It showed more Judgment IN treat
| ing the forged Chinese letter than the Northern
journals OF the same party. So far known bat
one Southern paper Published Mr. Barnum's fac
simle. The others treated it with silent contempt
or as a matter Of little Importance. Ihev were more
fortunate It must also be said, ,hau their Nortnern
brethren i'm being complete masters oI the odIIot-
! boxes and the counting OF The votes, ana so were
! quite safe IN Ignoring Mr. Barnum's Lt1lc JoAet-
There Is sad to be a tie IN the lAth Congressional
! District of Missouri between the Democratic and
GreeUback candidates, and a new election VIII have
! 10 be ordered good chance for that stay-at-home
! voter to come out.
The Bourbon organs arc calling loudly upon the
nort, m reorrauize Reorgauize "A bursted pumpkin,
| viii you'll
After having endured continuous Presidential
canvass Of four years the people feel like blessing
anv man who will move to lengthen the Presidents
| term to six years.