New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
John Kelly isn't foreiymg' any more. He's har'
mouizing-" wild a club.'


John Kelly isn't forgiymg' any more. He's har-
mouizng-" wild club
II is remarked Of EnGsh's foreclosure record that
it is no worse than that Of many other rich Western
men, Possibly not, but he is the only man VINO
has become rich in that way who is running FOR
Vicr-Prcsldcnt in party which processes 10 DC t!o
best friend OF the !ahorinS man.
Can anybody name Democratic journal or leader
who s,vs 4 word against the Fusion IN Malno
wade Hampton confcsses that his stanton
speech is genuine. lie does 1t IN roundabout WaV'
but it is full confession nevertheless lie SENDS 10
TIE HcraM a copy of the speech, with all the IN
disrrcct' passages carefully eliminated, ana says
that is the only version which has received Ms" per-
sonal nlorscmcn.' lie is very careful not 70 say
that the other version, from which lHE lEiB',NE
has quoted 50 generously, IL false IN any paiuT
What does personal Endorsement mean " nat
does il mean when Cpngrcs siuan makes speech
in the House hen he ~ excited, carefully trims ~
when he f., cool and prints it as the same IN line
Rrcord? That is personal endorsements. iianp
toms attempt to shrll the rcspon%DiHty IoF t"e
speech is COMES ion not only that ne inae IT, DuV
that lie considers it damaging
Balbo is the latest Democratic martyr. Because
a Republican Governor resisted morbid demands ioI
his pardon. the Democratic leaders are trying to
organize the Italian voters Of this city for liancork
snoo'inr in the South and Wiic-ahootlng IN TIE
North vouid make powerful campaign slogan.
It's l sweet party.
Tarnrlny merely gives notice that while it ycarns
for harmony il does not for that SORT OF union
which put5 it at the bottom and the other fellow
on ton IN fact the scenery from tie top Is what
best suits it, own taste and temperament
II is thought that General Butlcr will make
fresh raid on the Goycrnorship of Massachusetts,
this year. The National Democratic Committee Is
ureing him 10 run rs the Democratic candidate. 1T
is an uut 0mm0ny good year for HIN to gcJ 4reNh
beating, ii he hasn been beaten enough al'''uJ'
OF course section which s.uifs ballot-boXcs
would not hesitate TO stun the census.
Mr. J. II. Randall who was one Of the Grecnhack
advocates who went down to stump Alabama. has
written long account of his experience aronF the
disciples Of "a full ballot and free count. lie had
pretty lively time of it wherever - went but the
warncSt place h. got into wa, little town called
Slubu'a Just across the line IN mississippi He
had scarcely arrived in tin place with "a companioi
W hen he asked his name and mission. AMI ,ll''
note was handed him. while the bearer waited for
an answer: DEAR S'E-Wc viii give yoN and
your parl thilty-iiyc minutes t. pick up youc dnds
and ,,it ont of this town. Yours 10 death. 1Hf
E,Y, 81 SarBrDA." lie asked III. bearer what it
T.
can't STAG; Won must % to the nest station
" Who gives thi, order!' The Boys OF S'ubr'l1
Your time is passing: YOU better get right along
vou Il catch ILL., You don't mean that they vi
lry rough hand, on lne, "a ueaccdblc citizen. lou
better grr ont of here Wllllt you nave tN.N'c.
Aftr thi. conversation. Mr.. l,Iudlu went oFrt 90
a group of huiluOlerS who stood l''Ilc WAY Oh.
AID asked u. IA SOM qG'aiI"AN A-''t nome nt
one of them sad: You're "'lir .-ln Nlh
hlack heart. come down here 80 ul} th' '",.4'-
cratic party and we don't want any .'l H1Nc 20
So. Il IN men IN this county Nh.A li:. ,nr Jog
the next tram arrived. Nlr l.ahdall amt -ia uena
went 10 the station. ana while Standing Oh tnc plat
form they were surrounded by the Boys of ShH-
bu1l vino demanded the note they had sent. say
II Won ever rome here again We'll hN N"u. Ding
- gam OF youT friends and Wen give them and YOU
too h-l.' This indicates that tlc iI.oo iNp. OF
"oniyary' abounds in other parts OF Mlss'ssippi
If ths Democrats should elect Hancock and the
n.Xt Congress- and thus be able to cgrry ont tier
fr,c.radc IDEAS, English and all the Other spcou-
lator, in mortgages would do a lively business, ior
the lahoring man. drown ont of empioymcnt.
would bo unable to hold on 10 his property. Iti-
hlp, ths is one reason why Lngil>h j, 50 rampant
tor " change.
The tone Of the Southern press on the ruuor, That
the census has been stuffed is suspicious. The
editor. buster and some of them threaten to make
the returns even larger If a second enumeration 5
ordered. Others talk about the domestic
morality and superior yiru, of the southern peo-
ole rs q sufficient cXcusc for their rapid in
crease The charges against the Southern cnuHe-
raturs may prove 10 lc false. but the way IN which
thc southern journal, treat them l. at present enc
of the strongest cvId nce> OF their truth. \ good
ease docs NOT cali for 50 much blister and 50 much
downright Ilih Is the southern editors are bIing-
ins to the support O tn!S
PERSONAL.