New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
try squat about eating nuts, II they can get anv.
under the shadow Of the wall Of the palace.
THE STATE CANVASS.

General Hancock should never write anothe,
letter the tariff "a long as human nature Iasts"
| No wOrkingman should be allowed TO forget
that the Democratic National platform which decareso for
| "a tariff for revenue only" would rule Democratic
Congress, ard that Democratic Congress would rule
aDem0cfaIic President
The Democrats are very quiet. 1t is the
silence OF the still hunt" II not be forgotten
tricks in November"
Ex-Governor Dennison, of Ohio, in n letter
printed The Syracuse journal, says: We largely
indebted 10 the tarth discussion for victory On,
friends in NewYorx aud everywhere will do well 70
make the tariff question ~ prominent As possible hrougn
the remainder OF the campal(n'
The Republican who rests on bis cars, in
the idea that Ohio and Indiana have made hard work IN
NewYork unnecessary, Is Simply tempting disaster It
is morally certain that HewYorI will vote for Garfield
but the Democracy IL big and no, very scfupuoHs
party, and will fight iercely for those 50 electoral
votes There must be plenty OF hard work. TIE bess
time for cOmplacency and cobh ierce b-aier the cleo
ton.
The Troy Press says 81 let Indiana CO." and
then turns Mr. I'm gisb In tins fashi1n BIZ,
been proposed by The LouisriHe CourerJ urnal get
Mr. English cf the ticket in way auc put some.
body else In his place. II IL idle talk, and viii nct
make Mr. English give any more money than he other.
wsc would Mr. In gIish old fash ioncd Democrat
and does GOt unders and that u takes moro money fo
did in his day"
The Republican party in New-York wants
net only to elect Garfield bur to elect Judge Fogr TO
insure a Republican House by electilg Repubcau
COHHessmen every District which can be carried.
and to insure Republican Senator by carrying tle
Assembly. All this can and Will be done but let II be-
done by big majOuty-ole which VIII make dispute
impQssibi ami of wnlch the party can be proud |:
need not be long phil, for only two weehs remain o,
the campaign, but lert be strong pull and pull all to-
gether
With both houses of Congress in the hand,
OF the Democrats close result on President may
four months Of quarrcng the decision, with the
business OF the country paralyzed by uncertainty.
With the Democratic leaders desperation at the
thought that this is their last chance OF control may
something worse even than this-t may not mean
even a solution by an Electoral Commission. The cii
zen who votes for CART ID ard Arthur in the hope Of
giving th N large N porty VIII help TO prevent all
uncertainty and sput md will the business Of
tie country grIeyOus all ctOn
A home illustration of what would be the
effect of a Democratic tariff for revenue only Is
given by he Tr0y Times: AT Harris Fills the pro-
prietors of the Cable Fax Mills pay their female spin
ncrs from 81 to 81 10 per DAY. The service IN
Great Britain brings 10 cents Per day. The smailtst
boy gill IN the Cable NILS gets the pay Of full
grown woman in an English nil. The payroll
the mill Harris Falls amounts annually to 100000
with tariff Tor revenue only it would be $4,000
suppOsing the volume OF business SHOULD remain tle
it is The officers OF That company well
the operatives are Thankful Tor Protective TaEin
and the news from Indiana
Ex-Governor Hoffman in bis speech to the
Democrats of Albany on Thursday night said: 81 mad
hoyed aud believed should again appear as
an actor II puolc fairs. Bat condition ct things
has arisen which makes Indifference and inactivity
crime" How happily tie Governor depicts the hopes
end beliefs he shares with his ielOw-cltizensi Too
much praise also cannot DC given lis focibe pOr-
traya! of an Indifference and inactivity watch amounts
to a errYe. Ii only State officials In william VI. Iweods
day had had such sentiments.
now Jagged out tic TIiden men appear Dy iheir
efforts to carry TINS stare Tor Hancock