New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
judge Cox viii have more reputation than he viii
know what to do with presently.

Julgc Cox will have more reputation than he will
know what to do with presently.
The Hon $. ;, Cox has declared himself in favor
Of the No Rent policy in Ireland. Perhaps he
will try t. run for Office on q similar platform IN tins
country, but we don't believe 1t.
Mir Tldcn has pitched the Democratic Keynote
forISSi. He says: " 1t is what cimatologs.s call
the upward curve in the hourly and daily tides of
heat winch makes our 400 OOO, 900 bushels of wheat
a sure crop which ripcns our l,7j0,0 900 bushels
oi corn and which enables to grow 5000 600 bale
of the best and cheapest cOtton.n Enter boom for
the " upward Curye'l Let Mr. Tlden clam il rs IN
outgroWth OF " My Reform" and go before the
country on it. IL Is revolutionary, but it Is safe
and that is what Free Trade is no. We cOugratIi-s
late the Deuoc acy ON the possession of ali issue.
'kah Tor the " upward curve ..
Tho people who consider it of the main objects
in life to run amuck against John Kelly, and who
have half q dozen times congratulated the DemOc-
racy and the city generally on the utter defeat,
destruction and extinction Of this pestilent fellow
are suddenly crying out again in great alarm that
he il now getting worse than ever and is about 40
prevent Mayor Grace from becoming the Democratic
Governor OF New York. Well, there are several
causes, any one OF which would prevent that re-
markable consummalon. Possibly John Kelly may
be one of thom.
A witty lawyer in Washington remarked recently
that President Arthurs slow but sure way of slip
ping Garfield man out of his Cabne ct and slipping
an ant-Garield man into his place at regular inter
yals reminded him of story: An old darkey
whose masters horses had all escaped from the pas
ture one night, went to the master and said :
Massa do old brown mares got out an gone p'
"Oh, we'll" said the master composedly, send
niger to find her. After waiting half an hour
he went again and SAID: De sOrrei horse done
gone to- " The MASTER calmly repeated his former
order. third and "A fourth time, after a similar in
terYal the darkey reappcared with the information
Of the absence of another horse, when the master
turned sharply and asked if all his horses had been
stolen or were lost. The darkey said they were all
gone that he knew il in the morning but had been
afraid TO tell him the whole loss at once case sah
/ was afeard you couldn't bore il all ter once
sab
Mr.. Tilden has come out boldly in favor of the
upward curve" This is the bravest stand in
politics since Hendricks declared himself fercely
opposed to hog cholera,
The dminutiyc size of S. S. Cox's demagogism
is shown by his Endorsement of the "No Rent .
policy. Irish votes send him to Congress, and to
hold those irish votes he pretcnds to be in favor OF
n policy which he knows is nothing but organized
plunder and would be regarded if it were at
tempted III this country
Tammany has unfured its anti-monopoly banner
again preparatory to the descent of its strikers
| on Albany.
The Star Route prosecution cannot be pushed too
fast or too far to suit the public.
A silver dollar that was worth dollar would be
preferable to which is worth less than dollar.
but what Is the use, anyway, of any more than you
can circulatef
J Georgia is considerably disturbed by the reyolu-