New-York tribune., 1880-10-24

especial care as in this. The Church taxes
them as her wards. They have Their training
and their own services all throughout the year
services which teach the incidents Of the life OF
Jesus. SO close is this care, and so incessant
this teaching, that the boys and girls are apt
not to think of themselves as Americans or
Pennsylvanians. but as Moravian Christians.
We draw attention TO these little-knOwn facts
because other denominations may find IN them
useful hints how to bring Christianity with good
effect every day into the market-place.
The Democrats arc worse than desperate They
are crazy.
None but Democrat Soull have been 80 stupid
as to forge Republican letter and put Democratic
spelling into IT.
Mr. WattersOn SAYS the " tariff for revenue only
plank of the Democratic platform was adopted by
the National Democratic Convention without Gls-
sentng voice. The regular report OF tne Republi-
can National Convention proceedings shows that
when the declaration in the Republican platform
for revenue which "should so discriminate rs 10
favor American labor" was read, there was 2enerai
ana hearty applause That Is evidence sufficient to
satisfy the labOrng man as to winch parry IS DIS
better friend.
The Democrats are procee ling their Old suppo-
sition that the aborlng man is fool. lie would be
if he were stupid enough 10 be misied by lie to
vote to reduce his own wages
Every patriotic man should keep it III mind that
the Democrats are desperate In their determination
to get possession of tie Government by foul means
if they can't bv fair In this State if there is
anything Ike close vote. efforts will be made by
the Democrats to throw out votes enough. on one
pretext or mother, to secure the State for them
a. fIcir hare vii ne
jOr tV 30 overwhelming that cheating VIII be In
ross bic. DON'T be deceived because the Democrats
quiet. They know that 1T IS now or never with
tlcn.
Does any man Of intelligence to see in the
White House a Super, Prcsldenf who thinks the
tariff is a local town issue2 IL he does he viii take
solid comfort III voting Tor Hancock.
There are two views to be taken of the late at
temDts of the Democratic mud-slIngers to make it
appear that General Garfield FIeeT Trader be-
cause once elected without his know ledge, an hon
orary member of the Golden Club Of London, and
in favor of Determinations in the interest of Chinese
cheap labor by the forgery of letter One view is
aS 10 the absurdity of such charges on snch bases
~ inst IF such pronounced aud wldely-eX-
pressed opinions on the opposite side OF these qnes
tons. Ihe other view Is rs 20 TIE slgnlhchnce OF
these efforts They reveal the absolute desperation
and despair OF TIE dcmOraliZ'd crowd who resort to
them a, the eleventh hour Of the campaign.
BaInun has failed to buy the Presidency, and is
now trying to capture 1t by forgery. The American
people are neither kn;ves nor fools, and they will
say ;, witt 50 much emphasis o. November = that
even ba.Hum Il believe II.
Blraum said after the collapse of his hopes in
Indiana that he would show the Republicans some
fresh tricks which they never dreamed Of. The
trick" are now b-us exhibited, but they are not
fresh. Lying and forgery are rs old the Demo
crate party and just tout rs useful. Does Baruum
thD, the country has forgotten the cipher dlsratch
rryciaiiOus' i a party winch has beer convicted
OF tr ING t. bay tie Presidency too good 10 try 10
Get Il los t1rgrIyl The country understands y0ur
party. Ban nuU, and understands yOu. II knows all
Op.n threats are made IN The WorH newspaper
thar tie electoral vote will be counted by Demo-
c:af!c C-ugress. and mat Hancock may he counted
in whether hc i5 elected or not The Uorld does not
say This 10 as many wo.ds. but 1t means this and
40 hing less. II Is loud call 10 every patriotic
man 30 make Carl IDS mtjOutY - large that false
counting caunU, be attempted.
Tho country has chance to say this year that its
Presidency is not for sale. aud that the set OF men
cAapcc VIII DO mprOy d. and don't you forget II,
Barnuu Il Co.
An eminent citizen of bridgeport Conn.,. has re-
ceycd Il letter from a friend, also citizen of Con-
noctIcHt who il residing temporarily at stanton.
Va Ia the letter tAis passage occurs: In this
place tStaunton). on the ulin street floats rebel
nJg with 'Nanc0ck amt English hanging to it. A
large one also swings in the main street Tbcy are
not heir ic,cd" II the patriotic men of the North
do their duJy, they VIII be thoroughly licked II
November.
Barnum should put Denis Kearney on the stump
at once. That IS about tho ony bunder which re-
mains for aim to commit.
The Democratic Nat i Committee have put out
circulars containing printed copy Of the forged
letter on Chinese labor and in this they have pru-
IDENTIFY corrected the msspelIng Of the bogus fac
slmIle. Barum has been consulting spelling
book Bat does he expect the American pubiic 10
believe that General Garfield doesu't know how to
spell