New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28
Jones. Of Florida. seems to be a sort of animated

hy-oac.
II is getting hot for the Scnato7a in Washington.
bat unless ry stop tall rg pretty soon and attend
80 hu-iuc~- they viii ind It good deal hotter for
them 90 the rest of thu country.
General Brady is little anxious lest he may not
ct fu and fair hearing. He fears the newspaper
men and disrraccd contractors con>pling to in
ure Ia, cool reputation This is a mistake. The
only conspiracy he need have any fear OF is that %
the official table Of Star-ronte figures, Published
the other day. That IA not the work Of either cor
respondents ur dl-graced coniiaciOrs but OF Con
era lIady and .uccrA,.ui contractors.
Now il the DEADLOCK could only be transferred
from the SENATE 10 the oiii 'o-seekers.
Every time the star route gentry hear tho name Of
Postmaster James mentioned they cxrlaiIn with q
sigh We didn't know he was loaded
When the Republicans of Massachussctts read the
announcement that General Butter intends to run
again for Governor, they may well recall the story
of the brawny blacksmith whose little wife 'tscd 10
thrash him now and then. Why do you allow ="
inqnirrd a friend Of Vulcan. well, its just herr"
was ~" reply: II kinder seems To amnsc her 10
lt,h into me "ncc iu = hill. and II doit hurt re
any. su give the LITTLE Womlh hcr AZ" The Wild
uw evidently enjoys her annual rum and - long rs
the rNrT,i.a ,loout Inconvenience Cur party friends
I'm the iily stat" -urc they would hc the last
To- Interfere With her fun
How Tie Democrat, ,lo love the Old issues They
will permit none of them {" bo declared dead. At
uc pio-,ui rate 81 ptogrr,, haclwIn! Jc',I,on
Ul,i- wiu t-th. Ucmo,IAti, nominee for the Hrcs
drucl m lN~i
II the deadlock were To ho suddenly changed TO
loci Jaw. ~ hat a b'auului Senate So should have!
President Garfield ha, given IL, most positive
u-f;u,rinr- Z, po.tmu.tcrr;cncrIl James 20 prose
ut, thc >'lr-routc investigation without mercy. no
MASTER vino j. hurt. lr says nnhdy j. to hc
"-p,cd." TIN, oushi 10 calm General Brady. lie
i.- mt.matrd that BE- has kept al hi, Iapor-. aud
tI1tli lie is prc-. ino hard several people viii boz
,i...le,d - m..n thr better. If Brady is the
.r,a, and good pAt,o' D. claims to be-, tho country
,...t to kur,, IT, II hc is a >rouudsl who l.
tn5- loi of other Sc"uudpl>. thr country
.,.n-.t AIS, g" know n. Let the keen bright sun
t.-Li % pUhhpty be- d'lrct"d upon the whole OF
gil. u.
oror,o g. Gorham is not -lo,hiur around so
,i...,l a. lr was. llc brruS b. suspect that the
lI,-r!cat is not a good inan To- b"li>.
Senator PMtt Announces that hc viii not " set mp
for mm-,lL" What q surlii-, that will hc 10 Mr..
CoLAlus'
II sound, like n hcatrd echo to hear Jones. Of
FLORIDA. shout for the south All We want Is 10 be
l,t alone. Willy will you not let IL alonci This is
our problem Something very similar 10 that was
heard iu Congress quarter Of century ago. and #
of, viii turn back to the speeches of that date lac
A ll lind ms l,a, put forth IN more fiery language
ttau hc T., able 10 command He should not say,
however. " This II Our problem" II ceased To be
prub.rm and became "a funeral many years dgOne.
Several Of the khngncwspapcrs are requesting
TuR 1RiBUNE To give Some proof Of its assertion
that the senator wishes to dictate 10 The President
If hc doesn't wish to dictate what Is the matter
with himi What Is TINS row about, anyway
1t has been demonstrated to the satisfaction Of
every bndy that there IS hinge IN tho Presidents
backbone.