New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

were the telegraph office marks: 10 wor r.ea,
collecsD Thrifty even amid disaster, Is the gre ~
ForeclOser He has drawn on tnat Darfei ioi "i "'
| proposes to spend in tins campaign.
If you want to make n Democrat excruciatlngv
happy take him into corner and show nun |"
| photograph Of English
For two melancholy DAYS The Express has Kept
standing over it's election news the heading Inc
returns come in slowly" They get along - last as
you care to see them don't they neignooi'
The Superb will be chiefly local issue hlmseIf
| after N0vember2.
Will somebody please interview" Tilden on inc
result 7
There will be a lively scramble presently between
Butler, Forney Mullett. Scklos and Boss Shepherd
in their efforts to see who will get back on the he
| publican side of the fence hrst
Alexander Stephcns was a true prophet when he
said Ii will not do for the Democrats to throw
mud at Garfield. If they do they will elect MN.
The American people are not nation OF Diach-
guards.
The October verdict means among other innings
tbot tho reonle ore on the side Of the Republican
,o, !, ,ts efforts to secure honest elections. The
lopo attack of the Democratic Congress upon the
election laws has met its merited rebuke' Inc
fright of every man to his vote as he pleases
and to have II counted as cast is noI "a ieasI VI
the great questions which will be settled by the cleo
zion of Garfield. If the lammany Democrats have
sense enough tn perceive ms TACT ana 10 quiz
shaking their fists ut John ]. davenport. tney IL
save their once proud majority from stll further
reduction.
Uarkl What is that sound from Illinosl IL
NAV be the voice of DAVID Davis saying cheerily
from the top of the reascended fence: Here we are
again!'
The North may be PIT down solid against that
sort of reconciliation which consists in asking the
nth to please rub us around on the floor and then
dance on our heads.
1, the able Deputy Democratic editor so cock-sure
"a ne was 81 at the country il heartily sick OF the
sectional rubbishT
MIA. W. Cutler, in q letter acceptiug the Demo
cratic nomination foc Congress in the With New
jersey District, says: Knowing that the pros
penty of the district and the happiness of
her people depend upon protective
tariff | am unwilling to accept the
nomination except upon the express declaration
that do not svlrpathiZn with that plank of the
platform adopted at Cincinnati. which declares
for q tariff for revenue only, cannot ana
VIII not IudoIse n. The tariff is not national
bui local question. to be determined Dy eacn
Congressional district"
Hooks yer, much n If the tariff issue would be
drought up" again In Hlncock's native State In
November and Is 1t comes up the superb will go
down.
Perhaps Black burn viii rake comfort in repeating
his circulation: Yes. thank God. the South Is
solid" | he can, he Is the Only man IN his party
VINO feels that way.
Irish worklngrncn who are going to vote to reduce
their own wages in order TO raise the wages OF Eng
hsb workIngmen, should stand up and be counted.
When a Herald correspondent requested English
for his views on the Indiana lefe1t the great Fore
closer of his GrandmotheTs Pension responded:
Let me sleep first. have been very hard WORKED
and need rest The country VIII vote III November
to maze iis rest permanent.
The Ohio and Indiana branches of the Democratic
firm If Pig. Buster & Co. have gone INTO bank
ruptcy Liabilities heavy: assets. 1929.