New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16


| II he glorious Democracy were to run for the
| graveyard next time hey would WIN.
We observe that George c. Gorlam is p candidate
| for Assistant Secretary of he Treasury We ic I
authorized 10 anuouuce that he is also a candidate
| for aub thing Ia can get.
In one Of the recent alleged interviews with Gene
ral Grant Their, appear the following NOT entirely
Harmonious ,ltrmcnts 90 never saw q maddcr
man I'D my irc. Three or four times he brought his
great hand down heavily upon The desk before him.
and declared with emphasis, Ii Is lIe every
! word o it, The mad man Scene raj Grant, and
/ hc WIS commenting upon recent W shiuEton let
ter in TIE TRIBUNE. giving some Information about
President Arthurs pr1habl, Cabinet and diplomatic
appointments Observe that hc called the whole
correspondence q lie. subsequently. according To
the same interview, hr said: The correspondence
t. evidently wri. by some on" who knows some
thing ct the Presidents Intentions and future Cab.-
net plans These tvs" comment, on the correspond
rnrr serve to answer each other sufficiently well 10
make any ejaculation by InE Tribune 81 crhuous.
There being a Ii tie lull just at present why does
not f. b. Tnurbrr improve the opportunity TO do
1.-THE advertising by hung hail aud telling us the
precise amount of glory won by his oloomnrgurne
auti-monopoS movement IN the recent elrcuon'
/. wa, the opinion of Forucy before election that
the ty1ants OF the Republican" party we're about
To get hurt VIII hc be so kind as 10 publish list
of tue casualucSt
We hasten to record the final disappearance
of Tire stcp-la ldcr JOKE from the column, of The
Uo,M II made is two rhou,uuitli and last ap-
pcarmce on Saturday morning.
Vo,rhrr, having sub.dcd. it Is now Hcudrickss
tum % boom as Indlaua's Presidential candidate.
General Grant seems to bc uncomfortably full of
dreadful information about this newspaper which
hr /, Withholding from the public ont OF motives Of
pune charity since he does not wish to make IHE
Tribune uucomlo table. This i, mistaken kind
ness tor iuE IWHUNa would DC delighted to Lave
him 'ell al he Knows ~ once, having strong l"Ith
IN it's ability To bear up under IT,.
One of the many significant features Of the poht.
zeal revolution in Virginia the Bourbon anxiety
about The yonr men who may be tempted to join
the successful Anti-rourhon party. A long aud
solemn address 10 them Is published in one of the
Bourbon organs, cNhortng III m not to cast their
futures W In bad a man rs Malone for
if they do moral and political ruin will fol-
low. This means more than appears on the surface.
II shows what The TRBrNE has repeatedly said
that with the Anti-Bourbou triumph would come nm
cud of ihr old BOuruOn arlS;ucTICy winch has con
trocd the South Tor years by u0nopOiHlng all the
Offices aud refusing cial recognition TO all oppOn-
cnts The young blood will come To- the front IN Viz
guia now and there Is prospect thdt The state Will
begin to close up the quarter of century gap which
,awns between it and modern civilization.
The next time an effort is made to reorgaDizc the
County Democracy it will be in order to put john
Kelly into the chair
The following exceedingly able observation APP
peared in an editorial paragraph in The Ercaig Post
Yesterday: A few years ago when Fisk and
Could were both alive jury of twelve honest men
determined that the lying in wait for and killing of
Fisk in cold blood was no MURDER As this obscr-
walton Is III the bowels OF a tremendously fu ny
paragraph, il may he Il joke or IN Irish bull But
no reflection can be cast upon that jury of twelve
honest men. For with FIX still alive, they could
not well pronounce tiat he had been murdered in
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