New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

power to the civil, but be used his murray tns truth of
bistorv Hancock did this and did II III ne snmth
est of the Solid south. He was eager % Od he is
ern bidding mt the very close Vi '"' "'
lust as eager to do 1T to-day.
If Hancock is elected. will Tammany ana ene oonu
Sontb divide up the Civil Service appolhtin'"., ~
LOTT 1t would be a fine exhibition oil nninot
IN This c,untrv for example. to favo tne 'auv a. ~
ai.;ons ~ - nnd the foreign missions rallied loi J"
this way.
Franklin Ianders Democratic candidate ior Wv
ernor of Indiana said at Indianapolis on lue'uaf
evepin0. 1.-The business man VINO says ho % !"
favor of the present policy being c0ntihueu is e"0
as ignorant as a mule or as corrupt rs SATAN Lou
ders is shouting for glorious hancoch' coun-
form and change. Ii the business men Vi tuio t,oo
try vote with him they r'H De lghoI"n' ~ N'
The Democrats very appropriately try TO revive
the fraud yell at the very moment wheh Da'n"'" "
irving to buy the vote of Indiana. lheV u'u 'no
same thing in 1876 when Smith Weed thoro a,ld oro
other coparceners were trying to buy oou'"ei"
State.
The North is aroused at last, and with good rea-
son Ifit does not wish the country to be set Dack
twenty years, now is the time for IL 10 say so'
Sometimes omers are highly significant. The
enthusiastic Democrats of Cambridge. Mass eight
weeks ago. with much pomp and circumstance,
raised a campaign flag inscribed " Hancock ana
EnglishD For while the faithful enjoyed the
felicity of shouting under this banner; and theh
came a great gale and down came the ensign, prlhe
ing with 1t a chimney. IL might nave Deeh r'iSo"
again but Just then the remorseleSs Sherlli % Gaie
along with execution against the ilahcoch Oi9V, s
aud levied the bunting anu soId IL az iIc Lou %
SOL 75 II ~ to he hoped that no wlcheu lcpup-
icans will he so wantOuly cruel as to chalk lnese
figures on the door of the Democratic headquarters
Hancock threatens to reply to Grant Ho viii
have to reply to history, too
A Deputy Democrat is useful now fly to show
Democrats where TO strike Republicans ana hnrt
them ths worst. Tnls is Office similar To that Oh
Il spy in war time.
The business man may console himself with the
reelection that If business rs shaky now there "oui
not be enough left of it to shake If Hancock should
be elected.
CONGRESSMAN Blackburn. surnamed the Wiper
made this manly tribute 10 Garfield IN recent
speech at Upper Sandusly, ONO: II don't mean 10
| sro,k uukin.ily of General Garfield; DON'T mean
| 10 speak in dlspara cement OF that gentleman;
know ham we'll For SIX years past have served
| upon the floor of the same house of Congress WIN
! hm. We are members of tine same committee oar
relations are close and pleasant and friendly. | be-
| lieve-and | say lt here ~ say II cyerywnere-l
believe that he has superior in point ot intellect;
! ,ulturp or power within Tn" lmIts of MS plrtY
believe h. has rs broad brain, amt an inteucct rs
| ble as any man you can ind within the Limits OF
! that party whose candidate he iS.' NOW let some
booming change idiot chalk 323 over that ana see
| If II VIII obscure H.
The Democratic Editors are very sure that Gen
cral G,1nt has only injured himself in his remarks
ON ,ho Glorious Superb Then why do you groan
50, bcetnreni
Three and are > and are 1i-just the number
! of States IN the Solid South. That is why 329 is
opproprately placed over the uniurled Rebel bat-
ncr.
Colonel Blanton Duncan mas furnished for publ
cation two letters from General characterization IN
tnr tall of 1879. The first one IS OF no account
The second one is IN response to letter from a
! Grcenbacker, proposing the nomination OF Hancock,
with some cX-Confrderatc for Nice-frcs,deni. on a
| Grrcnback ticket, the nomination TO be made with
a view 10 forcug the Democrats II nominate the
same ticket. The letter sand " oar plan Is that
you uDuncaul write to General Hancock ana II IL
responds with the ughs views on the intncml ana
I,b,r ousti that we then decide to call the Ma
ti,nal Convention" TO tins letter Hancock replied:
Il do not occupy the position of political clndi-
date. 10 express any opinions. am soldier III the
Federal service and my usefulness rs such ana as "A
commander would be impaired if | SuoIld take
omen grounds i'm favor of the political views ol any
p,ftv II am ever CaudI'.aie oi a @r' IpI cif !
o' II FIll be on the re- ora nave Hil'' ""''i"
never 90 s.auy bid for >tch ollie IL were ho't-
lill.d g., a party would Ice gpNcln'd 10y HS Il'i-
loilnor Uoul NOT accept the uonoJtlon. lIeie-
lcr Isall pUI>lc the even tenor 1T ny way, uidi,.
tutb'd b, IN" ambli onN "hch )ut'u' ao'nc P'oP.'
TINS l. % queer answer 10 make - proposition !"
/ ruf t.r IN. Prr~ui.ucv on a Grrcuu1ck tEkct WIlH
nu * confederate. l. !, proposition Whlrh WOMB
Justify either contemptuous silence OF hot lhu'sna
/ tpu.
Blruum has made final distribution OF funds IN
Indiana. and the DrmocrltIc leaders are all jub
E,nt Lct thu impncuuious Democratic voter, who
bl. been promised money for his vote see to 1t thai
| he gets his Pay In advance Ilcn tho leaders VIII
bc les. juhlant.
There is not much that Is superb about the Han
| cock whom Grant depicts.