New-York tribune., 1882-04-29
NEWSPAPER Tributes TO BELMONT

Perry Belmont probably means well, but it
is not safe for him to rattle around when Mr. Blaine Is
the witness stand
From The Ctca Herald (Repl
Jim Blaine is very much like barbed wire
fence-the you run into him tine worse you are Vn
For further particulars inquire OF Belmont MS
from The Piusburg Commercial Gazette Rep
Mr.. Perry Belmont, Congressman from New
out Of his eirinent in Congressional Investigation Try
ing to embarrass witness ike ex-secretary blaine
From The FladdeiphtG Inquirer tRep)
Mr. Belmont became a mOst pltlable figure
Of defeat. aud he amply deserved 10 be publicly reekei
for toe coarseness OF hs manner ana s evident eH9s
bolster HIS client ehpherd at the expense oil he
eX-secretaTy of state.
from me Cincinnati Enquirer DEM
Every man who reaches for Blanes scalp
seems to he able only to bring Blaine into more prom
neut notice.
From The indianapolis Ners Ind
Mr. Blaine might say with Sam Weller: -
there any other geInmen wants 10 ask NE kysstOni
From The Albany Journal Rep
BelmOnt's discontinue in his encounter with
CARLY" The vulgarity consisted IN Belmonts IN.
with giants they must expect TO get rripped.
From. The PAhadephta Press .Rep.J
To permit callCw, seI-suiHcieht young
ackanapas ike young Belmont 10 slosh around sub
jec OF which he hasn't the slightest comprehension
might do in the dogiays with ohpleId oI some cher
OF Mr. Banes status to be pestered by such tin eost
reflects credit upon the committee procedure o mo
House.
From. The boston Journal RepJ
The Hon. Perry Belmont, who undertook to
badger Mr Blaine, is Yong la"}er son o. belmont NJ
thirty-oEt years Did and u wiser man
From The Worcester Gazette (Rep0
Mr.. Belmont would seem tO be an adept at
many gaines, but it is likely Mr Blaine gyc lin
Ionls Oh the one he is at present ens'sed H.
From me Aiblny Express ,Rep)
The son of his father Is aSSuredly very
cley er person. but he must rise uncommou early in the
Inornne aud comb his hair thoughy before he meas
ures sW Olds With Jhe brilliant eA-SecTetaTy.
III RAJ 4 Rem
When n youth or the size, years and experience
of the late arnted Belmont 80 lar forgeIs himself as 20
one no had the esteem ana regard OF majority OF
NIFTY millions OF people before the now caliow boy was
out cradie-lt brings bus 10 the cheek Ot tnoo
even who are OF the same sirpe IA politics.
From, The Worcester tSpg Rep
Mr. Belmont lost ms head and his temper,
suc A. tney we're ana made II able exhibition bsd
manEers and nsOence. When member or cOninistee
is guilty OF 30 gross offences aganst good ners, Tie
House. out OF regard to It's own disny ought TO CAL I
- "'''A-'' From The Hartford Courant (RepJ
Mr.. Belmont plays very good game OF
polo bu as OF Mr. Blame he rosembe'
the Punkie" OF tho Adiroudacks, Irritating and per
sistent but not dangerous.
From The BuOalo Courier DEM
Perry BelmOnts last words to Blame l00s
ike threatened challenge ou tue "ays oi tLe Jcun
doree of New York not the ways OF the professional
From The ystc. York Nal and Express ind
Mr. belmont committed an outrage against
the Honse whose dignity and judicial impartiahty had
beeu put his keeping against Mr. blsne as a iornei %
kerr
aogganst Mr. blaine as a private citizen whose rights
we're overridden and against the Nhoie eDulu:'
II IL the dignity ana repute Of the House that are es
peciay involved this outbreak oi cOwardy lndeoeuy
-cowary its perpeirator was protected ~ no
very situation whose proprietes he tod upon aud knew
that iutimauOn OF pefSonai re'poEs.Olt! va 20
safe ~ it defiant Ot law. what VIII the House uo
ABOUT ~ From, The Pnnadelpaia Times md
The fundamental mistake was that Belmont
set out To convict Blaine 10y tue eXeeereaTys own s
timuny, Of completely IN The Smphed scheme M Plv
Snunn Was So stupendOus and the failure 50 lnineu
ate lint no one viii care 10 share with Mr. Belmons
the responsibility either fOr the plan "I h %
IL led Hs tna the ep,hes he aPi ed
10 Nj Baine were uttered on nls own Isl % III
n M E,lu, takes a ms wOfd lhe young mHn Niu
DC sui1ophhy ny iP"ndnsd who'll, 10 Congressman Belmo
&c &c ~ ~ hos IN. niiy OF years and position tc mann
Iain ana he should remember tLat breAAihS ohl'iy,
nn The whe, i. nOt Ony undisnlneu proc c-elhs' V1'
''' t1,D, me PhaaaelpIta Bulletin tRcpl
Yesterday Mr. Blaine was examined sec,
ond tIme and the young POLO player pursue4 s.cs s.a
0uestlou,ng that might nave D,en sneO',S ~ Fuore
rourt The cx secretary Ot ots1e however, ""s-si va"
man NY NY W ~ sIinserd tnat he was lawyer. II ing
c5ulse OF a heated discussion Ar' bIaiAe s.iuOA IT,, n,s
foIrl, nuOred Mr belmont VINO, Lo'"l.hs,iluh. -
ma lra oOtuseness, did not iah To perceive 'H'' u"
yro,a The Neuark Adrert,str .Rcp) 49,.
The weight of the men is 50 different 'lats
the sense Of tne udlcrous prevails Blame aioie
Vsorous, ready AZ every point AZ tlhies III un7 7'~uo
lng nis temper and Belmont ,utny ana sioy9 - n.Ye
With lot questions III manuscript "hel Iia aS G.ea
been written by SAphcrd, Ost a. ol "u'0" 10, be.
yiotlslV answered b. documents IRON tue 7Sss
i.rtment made "a contrast wh'ch Il Ony 10 o' ,'a
~ of COURSE MI Blame was master oi IN" -
6ut II made no difference TO Belmont he j. Vno Az
n' - 49,, suow the dinereIve bOtNeeu rlGIeA4e aAe ~
plause. a.. ,p,
F,ou TAe chicago h.tey.Ooean (ReP), ,.s
Tho feuows who Thought they had james
- ,.Isi,a A, "A corner will be glad To crawl oul =" ..
mail INK .nd nido The evidence OF BalnS md
sinai sum r. -, , ,nd r.putatl0n OF General hunDni ane
w c'hulcs winch hurried him 10 uls doalh w.
n"Y pSouned either truth or honesty Inc %.Esr
u,ri ana his packers retire TO oD'euIltS Tue of
, Pae,,,rlvss and the public. IL Is siInkv "@s''
,t,,e fo pIsh the lnyesdg CATION furtner
From me WashtEotOn Cr,tfe ind IN.
o ,f tLs Nav ork papers thinks that MI.
pisnss behavior toward youDg AR. beiuioht Mas m ,ys
rrsrectfu" That tno way tsuuoA Us ~ W tassn
, nv a.fo.s bls knee. still, we venture W "a, hI
M, @ Air B,imont is not half % InuoA VI sVoiAeu S
- he Ma. day hrtare yesterday