New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-15

1t, becomes more aud more evident that this is a
bad year Tor the Dem cratic party.
Tammany remarks with cheerful smile: Oh. no.
we won't bolt, but just let rs see you elect your
ticket. We viii try TO be present at the funeral"
We observe that the Democrats of this city have
imported "A pair of Bourbons from Virginia to ex-
PLAN 90 she citizeus Of Ncw-York that Malone is
bold, bad man. and that the Bourbons are the only
people Of Virginia who are growing thin in their
anNIety about paying the public debt A whole
page of The U0'6 newspaper was devoted to this
valuable exposition Yesterday. but careful perusa
failed 10 reveal any passere or alus;on which threw
80 much light the attitude of The Bcurhons rs this
simple sentence from their leading organ: If YOU
desire to haze The public debt readjusted vote the
regular Democratic ticket
The wine and cider business in Ohio ought 10 have
boom now. Mr. Ludlow's presses have had gencr-
ous advertisement, and the whole Prohibition party
has declared that 1t approves OF the business by
giving HIM its full vote. The next Temperance
movement which is started in Ohio should be cum
hned to the Prohibition party, and should aim at
the eradication of apple butter as beverage.
Mr. Tilden's ticket will be defeated in November.
and all he viii have to show for the wear and tear
of the CAMPAIGN Will be one more thing which be
will never coudone.
Bookwaltcr is silent in defeat He is coniem-
plating the beautiful work which he did all By hIm-
self.
II anything were needed to establish the wisdom
Of the Republican course in the Senate * would be
furnished by the wrath of tie Democratic news
papers They are beaboring Judge Davis like
pckpocket, and accusing him of crimes which
pckpccket would be too honest 10 commit. This
is very interesting. II shows that the thing done IA
the one thing which makes Tie Democratic party
especially angry, and that : evidence sufficient
That "A patriotic act has been performed.
Cuitoou ia undnrbt,drr t,. ,,,st 5..,t..,1.
cowoul this country has ever produced. The tor
lures lac s suffering through his fear of violence
are Vowed with sati. faction by everybody as being
IN -'ue slight measure punishment FOR his afro
ClouS crime.
Tho Democrats Seem 70 be equirm;ng yet under
Senator Edmuds's observation about the lottery
Of assassination.
There are 10 sicns thai Tammany becomes more
rcconciled 20 the treatment il received m Albany
a. the days so by. On She contrary the tone of is
organs grows more threatening Ii j. evident
enough that The Tpmmany workers do lot intend
are an predicting detc2t. aud they are not going 10
take 'Ae risk OF spelling ;Acir own predictions.
II the Republicans Of the Senate VIII now iced
George c. GorhHm by the ear 20 The edge or the
party lines AMI request hmm 10 spare them his pres
enr' IN future they viii earn the applause Il the
whole party. There is no sense ia postpouing the
election al - secretary till December Gorha,a will
be ON hand thcn oS c is irving % force himself
upon the parry II the Senators have not the cOur-
age TO send him about h's business now they viii
NOT have ~ in December lie Is noi The kind of man
o waste hints on. The way 60 pt him out is 10 lead
him ont
The gifted Cabinet spectators continue 10 invent
STORES about Mr. Blaine winch would he a rc.lcc-
''"n upon he inventive capacity of "A lunatic