New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
Top. Of mlsohiof springs eternal in tho Deno0fasIs

breast.
President Garields provoking slowness 10 maline
appointments has shaken tho confidence Of lares
number Of aspiring patriots In hs strength OF mind
ATTACK tho banks and make mischief generally
is the substance of the future policy Of the Democ-
racy as defined BY Mr.. Cox. Perhaps that win draw
young men into the party ranks, but it looks more
like scare-crow than bai'.
IL the rascal has been hunted down, he shocld BE-
taken to Barnum for Identification
senator Malone is not overwhelmed as he should
be with the awful dignity of the Senate. When
asked recently how he liked his new position. he
said: "Oh, IL to-day is fair specimen OF Senate.
rial life il is going to be very stupid for me- Why.
for two hours o half O dozen of them kept jumping
up jabbering away at one another and Tor the life
of me could not understand what they were dnv-
ing at. Nhe question was on point Oh orderJ Ona
fellow with believing sort Of voice and neao very
fat at the back kept saying the same thing eyer eyer
and over again. repeating himself at least nIty
times. II was really worse than gathering OF Old
women at O church meeting"
President Garfeld's views the Mormon ques-
ton are emphatic and unequivocal. He is reported
to have said within day or two TO Senators
" Pelygsmy must end-shall be stamped out. Tbs
plague spot on eur institutions must be banished
ask you, as my friend. to take your stand In the
Senate and fight this evil until it IS crushed out OF
existence We must. however. save from illegiti-
macy the 10000 children born in Utah OF poyg-
amous parents. / feei bound to do this because
two of nv predecessors buchanan and fiiimore)
saw fit TO recognize tho institution by the appoint
ment of Brigham Young the head Of tho church.
Governor of the Territory" If the Presuent sue
ceeds in stamping out this disgrace to the American
people he will have achieved glory enough Tor ono
Admlnisrauen
Voorhees, proposes to let himself loose upon the Ma
tOnal banks The damage will not be serious either
TO the banks OF to Voorhees, The public is familiar
with Voorhee5s financial views and knows they are
as Innocent of harm as they Ut sound informa-
ton.
More trouble is in store for Ben Hill Senator Ma
hone saws be Is accumulating valuable information
about the Georgia Senator's record. and that the
first chance he gets he viii endeavor 70 make tnings
;ntsresting for him. Mr. Hill it will be noticed, Is
at present deeply absorbed in o season OF silence.
When the rascal who forged tho Morey letter is
exposed and his punishment decreed. perhaps 1M
World newspaper will step forward like little man
and confess that PreSiIeuL Garfield knows no" 70
| spell.
As political party the Democracy hhs proved
| complete failure and demonstrated that IL has mis-
taken its VOCATION Ii its leaders are wee they Will
turn Its energies into new channels. IL has the
making of number OF superb base ball clubs. circus
| troupes, negro minstrel companies variety SHOWS
and kindred popular institutions. Let Mr. barnum m
| 10 spoken TO with view Of turning It into the
orsatest show on earth" in time for the opening OF
the tenting season OF 1881 The work OF reaol9st-
| ment would not be great. What do you say, MI.
Barnumf