New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07

| aren't so dead as Dttaahoefes, ANYHOW"
II won. work Barnum. You are fooling with
| cyclone.
! This silly CRY means simply that the Democrats
wish to keep mp their fight against prosperity anu
business stability. They will get hurt presently
The enormous Republican majorites show that
the people have elected Garfield, and they are III no
mood TO treat With conpacency schemes to deprive
| him Of bis Office. Barnum's sneak thieves VIII ma
this ont before they get far: and will prqllcenn'y
/ give mp their childish II ans Ine sprI Oh looo 20
/ abroad IN the land, ana II VIII eith1i H"'' pow
! IT Democratic funerh.
| Il would seem to BE- Barnun's purpose to maze
/ thoiough work of killing Us party TINS tme'
! "A r,,obt have been foreseen. The World hasten-
to give its support to the fraud YELL and s'2"s ~
ingenuity bv investing schemes Of its own for the
theft 4 the Pr sdency. II will be remembered th2'
! The ordinsisred IN SO that Lieutenant
had been elected by fraud. and that it then
| furnished the Democratic Board %; Cauyassers with
! Unnecessary evidence" for counting MN out Bar
the cauya.scrs quietly declined TO follow the advice
! and Ike honest men declared Cornell and lioskins
elected The same ycracous journal now call, upon
the only Democratic meHD -rOt the present DOaiu %
Cauvassers. Horauo seymour, j. 10 q.'sr1' ono
majority ia New-H0rk l. bogus and NinolY FURNISHES
! c.ews n which he can cook up "eymeuce' 10 sus-
tam the pretelce. Mr.. seymour not being an ldOt,
can be depended upou - ignore tie insulting ~''Ice
A prcAt question i'll unanswered: Has Gumblc-
! ton Lcen yiud. caitdf
south Carolina. which on fair vote and a far
count is surely Republican by 10000 majority, re-
cord, q majority Of over 80. 900 for Hancock. Wade
| Hampton pledged It sold 20 Hancock at Cincin-
natl and be- has fulfilled his pie lc,. It is n red
shirt and bulIoz victory. yet If anybody were 90
! intimate that H. p.pn and his fellow buld'zers
/ were allie, OF the ku-kuy the hero of stanton
| would rt.ogt: "luU ue. II a.dre-, is Columbia,
| south Carolina" AZ least; that j, what he "out
nave said before election H. nay b. less nary now
Bimum is kicking rp the du.. 3D. u. fraud .u th,
hope tlatit VIII conceal the exposure Of bis cyuuec
! ,lon with the forged Norcy letter
| l. WIS waccrcI ly THE IRprNF. TO tie extent Of
- during the height of the tor-ery frenzy, that
| Banum could not invent % De SD b. shat The UWli
wouldn't father ir and regret IA % WASN'T bigger
This fraud Luliabaloo proves ,Aat if the wagerhad
! been AIKEN by anybody, THE IEIB -NE would have
von forb.e. arca.,ec,ually Us Blrnum' lr.dd ieIs.
The Uorld ador-. it as lis own and rl.se, II about
/ fourteen Store, higher and tells other J. Wocrt,s
how they can raise ii higher vet The Whole structure
viii Ioppie over presel It's, ana then We may lave
uaape until tie able ed OF cTaVis odt irJ Tie runs
| AID resumes business a. thc Odd stand.
! 4 fraud cry emerging from beneath the dyed
musta De If a rcd-ue,kucd son OF IammaHy does
mot shake the moral ,o.se II the country pogce9-
/ uD.y.
| The D mocrats should NOS char.a each other with
Preacher, and yell fraud at tar SAME time. II they
defeated bv rcarhccY iu their own ranks, they
| were 100. defeated by Republican fraud.