New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
Malone has acted on the Democracy like glass

Malone has acted Oh the democracy like glass
bomb.
&c moral Hancock didn't go so far as to say he
was glad English was put on the ticket. Even he
had to draw the limo somewhere.
The Democrats profess TO have great horror for
Senator Mahone'S past. and are unable to say any
thing too bad about It, But they are MOI half so
much troubled about his past rs they are about
his future That is the real cause OF their anxiety
Ii he leads successful revolt against Bourhonlsm
in the South, they know 1t will bc an end to thom
forever. for without Solid South they have no
hone. Even the splitting of Virginia Would nc
fatal Thi, is the real secret of the present Demo-
cratic Voc.
The renowned " Jim" Scoyel, Of New jersey. has
been arrested tor completely III election frauds. II
he should be Incarceratcd in prison this great Re
former would for the first time be connected per-
sOnaIly with practical reform.
Alexander II. Stephens thinks Zen Hills attack
Oh Malone was a mistake. hr. Stephens il the one
Democrat who habituaIly knows Il mistake when
hr sees it, One would think That every man in the
party had by this time seen mistakes enough to be
able TO DO the same thing
Congressman Gibson is drlightng his consttu-
eut, IL Louisiana with tho statement that the late
Democratic Congress did more for the Mississippi
and its tributaries thnn any other Congress in the
hi ,tOry OF our Government. He says the amount
oi money given IS over 81 1000 900. and he wants
il to rrii embercd that the generous gycr was tho
Democratic party This seems TO he fact. 1t
should also be remarked that the citizens of Yves,
Virginia who dwell upon the banks of that mighty
stream the Great kanawha. may Iej"lce over sIlnl-
lar information. NO Congress ever dld more Tor
Them and if any COnQIcs, ever tines to do more 1t
VIII kick up cOlnnOtlOn.
Senator Taton says IN, Democrats made asses of
Themselves: Congressman Young says they were
afflicted with a rush Of birthstone foolI>huess; and
General Uancork says he has no fault to find with
any OF them Yet ncItlcr Eaton nor Young would
go 50 far ~ TO say that the sort of thing he men
toned WAS Just the sort OF thing Hancock liked
Senator Beck. the immortal blundcrer OF the
Extra Session arose in his place yesterday and adj
,i,ed his party to NUT blundcring. When Beck
becomes wise there IS hope even for Ben Hill.
countryman gazing upon Mullctt poStOlicc in
this city Yesterday asked pas-cr-by if Tweed built
il. Poor Tweed. One would have Thought hc had
burdens enough without tins.
Malone certainly has backl Dne, and the Demo-
Gratis have always admired that
Senator Conkling. according to the Washington
CORRESPONDENT of The Cincinnati Commercial, shook
hands heartily with Senator Malone at the close of
the dramatic scene in the Senate on Monday. and
sord: believe | have not tho pleasure of yoUr
acduaintanco bnt | am anxious To know you
hotter am proud Of you. proud to know you, sir.
aud to congratulate you. You are nprcgnablc.
am proud To Src You stand for the honor and IN
drprndcncc Om this floor OF your state against such
unparalleled InsO,cn,c.