New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-10

did. Now let him 60 down INTO York County and
address IN German tie constituents OF the man VINO
wrote the two letters the fist page OF to-day )
Tribune.
The mud-slinrers didn't make much havoc in
Vermont, evidently.
Tiden has rot yet given anything tangible"
to the Democratic cause we are told. Is not Kick
something tangible
That devoted advocate OF a free ballot and full
count, The UorId newspaper was moved TO
remark yesterday that the returns from
Vermont have come i'll with prOvokng-not to say
observation-disclosures" There has been nothing
slow about the way the returns have come in from
the south. In both Alabama and Arkansas it was
announced with periec. confidence the night of the
election that the Democratic majority 10000.
The facilities for knowing before 1t was cast Just
what the vote would be- are not so great In Yer,
mont as they III the solid south. sui IL would
seem from the comments OF the Democratic news
papers that the figures from Vermont came III Iull
as fast as the able editors cared to see them.
Asit is extremely likely that the Democratic
party Will have no further use Tor BeltzhOoyer, and
that he Will be in search of a SITUATION The TRIB-
UNE IL the kindness of ITS heart. ventures to call
his attention to the following advertisement, " A
donkey wanted. Apply at stage door,, Standard
Iheatle, this afternoon between z and H.
The Democrats are Growing because Arkansas
voted against reputation Well, they need one
Southern State for an exception.
Forgery Beethoven bought up all TIE TRIB-
rNE's that reached Carlisle yesterday. All right
Betty, THE TRIBUNEs presses can turn out $4,000
papers hour, printed on both sides. folded ana
cut. 1t will try to PRINT as fast as You can buy.
The Vermont election has gwen the Democrats
more than they expected. 1t has given them
backset.
Our esteemed felow-citizen, Colonel Fellows
made a speech in Maine last week which contained
this somewhat remarkable statement; We hope
that Maine will her vote with us for Hancockj
but we can get along without yOu for we are going
to carry the country, and when we carry 1t this
wear we carry 1t for all time to come" That is
Gouiya lent TO saving "Give liz victory on free
count this wear and we will have victory on free
count forever after" The Colonel Is rs frank as
Wade Hampton, and as truthful an exponent OF the
purposes Of his party.
Beltzhoovers letter will he likely to start boom
in the movement for the organization of Hancock
aud English BOYS in Blue IL is just the sort of
document TO make Union soldiers rally round the
Democratic standard.
Congressman Aiken. of the lid Congressional
District of South Carolina. has been making
speech which opens another window, as 1t were.
into the inner sanctuary OF the solid Southern
heart. He complains to his Democratic constituents,
who have just renominated him. that the Northern
Democrats are an inferior lot of men. compared with
Northern Republicans, and that they are unwilling
to give tine Southern wing of the party its proper
share of appropriations, etc. Ho Is unwilling that
the South, which is so large majority Of the Dem
ocratic party, should any longer be controlled by
the minority. lie is especially indignant because
the Northern Democrats did not show more zeal il
restOrIng the Mexican War veterans living III the
south to the pension lists. He wishes also that
they would JON the South more heartily IN remOv-
ing the protective tariff Tins speech Is commented
upon by the South Carolina budOzlng organ-ln-
chief ~ the effort of "A Congressman who owes 1t
to his party to leave it or be silent, and who de-
lights in saying or dong something 20 make him
self conspicuous ana serve ms wet blanket for the
Democracy" rus is dreadful. What with llamp-
ton. IOOmbs. BcltZhoOvcr and Aiken, the DemO-
cratic party Is ~ bad way. There Is safety for
but 10 cork all of its leaders and run the rest
OF the camDalgn III silence.
The Democrats are making great exertions TO
clear their skirts OF the Southern claims burden.
They seem anxious to have the question brought up
ion DISCUSSION. ana IT Is che purpose OF the RepuO
Hcan- to accommodate" them.
VIII Hancock write a letter plrdgng himself to
oppose all efforts OF the Suth % have the right Of
suffrage controlled by the States. without fear OF
interference from the United otatesf VIII any
Democratic Congressman, North or South, pledge
himself To a similar courseY VIII Hancock or any
oth.r leading Democrat declare that # the party
gets IA pow, he VIII use all MS influence to prevent
the restoration 10 the south of che Constitution as
IT existed previous to the war { Not ono.
Upto the hour of gong to press Beltzhoover had
not sued InE iRlBuND FIR libel.
BcItzhooyer has f. lowed Wade Hampton pretty
closely ,hus lar Tie has cot ~ three douills while
Hampton made four. II, should read Tie rElnu>E
ms morning and then rite a fourth declaring HIM
self "peTplcXcd and alIn " dIs,OuIagcd'