New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
Advice to Barnum: Go to meet Il. L. Norcy.

| Advice to Barnun: Go to meet H. Il. Norcy'
| No decent Democrat has for Sarded TO THE IRIB-
| UNE vet his tensions for remaining in his party.
/ Possibly lie CAM find them.
There act,,o Barnums IN the snow business now.
with this difference between them: One gets mp a
frst-clas5 show and The other get first class show
! ug-up.
The Democratic National Committee are trying
To Dodge the responsibility fot the nprey for
CORY by very small quib5le. They declare
thai they did not SEQ the original till al
ter its pu5llc1tion-that it was first pub
lshcd on October 10. and shown to them
ON October 30. But they do not state that r'V
n printed version wa, published on October 10. and
that the fac-simile, which was the real weapon oi
injury, was not published I'LL three days ater-Oeto-
Der .. Tie fac-simile was NOT plbh5h3! TIL the
Democratic Committee intending Mcssr'. Hewitt
aud Randall. had pronounced the Signature % Dr
General GarnclPs This was two Gays alter Urhrlit
Garfield hal denounced II - stupid forgery Ncl
the Committee flooded the country win IT, d""
Baruum declared over his sIgnaturr that 1t was ui-
doubte1ly genuine. The Committee are III TOO lighi
place TO get cut ly slu rming
Thota is some talk about the future Of the Dcmo-
cra-ic party but its immediate oa-t viii monopolzr
public attention for some tune yeti
Ttls somewhat bluntly hunted in the South that
Ben Hill is bidding for a soft place under President
C,rfeld', administration. There have been sU5-
piciouS Of Tat nature M this way
Tie HoG is wasting a great deal Of nervous
force ian "suDpOsiug" what would happen were
BcltzhooYcr to yet mt1 court with suit against
,Hr tribune. Stop spcruatne about Il. neiahbor
aud uae all your influence to coax Beltzhooyer 10
spolug for a tu-gle with mm To- these many
wecEs
Senator Bayard trie, hard t. be hopeful OF -is
party H. tells D correspondent of Tic FttqacP,'2
Press that the Democracy may be chas,euci by
accidents mismauagem, NO. or he uso IF bad meth
DDS m political warfare but It will outiiye all
this for puuclDles do not do" As for q attempt
to set aside GuGelIs election by Congress, he
saws: The election has been held and The verdict
of Tire people recorded, ard tho Democratic party
Will never tolerate any tamperlrg with the VIII oil
the people. Garfield VIII Jo .ltugu tel Nltluu
/ opposition" !his Is sound aad patuQuc ta.A, but
there O., nowhere In t evidence tbat the Senator is
at present raptur0usIy ia love with ms party or lts
| leaders
BY the way, Bamum, how does Hunt the rascal
down" s.s.kc you as a motco'
The proposal is seriou y made in tie south that
thc Electors from thlt section cast their i35 solid
vores i'm TN. Electoral College for Garfield They
have no moral right 20 DO such thing, and Of
course will no, Do IT, blt the mer fact thar tho
proposal is mad, significant. One Of the Alabama
Elections Is openly ftyoruy +hc sep and the Editor
Oh The seaport 4pp,d " Brunswick, Georgia. also
advocates 10. IGia n fTrsI symptom ot Southern
WEAKNESS Of S0Gt4 p souaIty, and a most slsnlI-
cant one.
II 10 touching 60 notice how many eminent Demo
Gratis are moved 20 SPEAK kindly of General Garfield
They venture 10 hope Pc Will make good President,
aud say tney will tc glad 10 assist hlm. They arc
even willing Boz f3r-ye hm ior ling elected IN
spite Of them ISLANDERS.
Nothing definite yet from David Davis. lie got
of tae fence ON the Demo ATTIC side because ho
Thought the people wanted change He IS likely
10 -c, back on the fence because David Days
wants Il change.
Dittcnhoefcr jumped upon the dminuGyo OK
Presidential pension movement and aIlel .s in It's
cradle. II takes a robust boom to sustain Often
hOcteT.
Ii would have been more than - IN the pocket OF
The Democratic party If BIruum had never been
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