New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
GARFIELDAsA "PUPPET," AGAIN.
THE CASE STATED.

mcntS of the press your stolen dlS9lcI anu !"''
prompt exposure Of the theft and ialsehood OF lhe
fraudulent friend Of the late President, would seem
TO Justify any real friend Of the late President who
can add anything to the exposure of the bastard ~
character of the hypocritical attack on General
Gariields memory in dcHg so; and ! rather thihk
the public will relish something on the subject from
one who is willing to write over his own name,
whose relations to the late President are known to
a good many people. and cen easily be determined
by any ifueed be- and who can prove what he saws
if need be- But first let us take Our bearings and
see where we are.
General Arthur is the lawful President Of tho
United states. as We all hope and expect he VIII
continue to be till the 4tl of March, 1850
II is inst as much the interest OF the country,
and politically just rs much the interest of the Re
publicqn party that ne may have a pcaceahl", hon
orahlc and successful administration, rs it would
have been the interest of the country and party that
General Garfield should have had successful and
praccab5 administration if he had lived And II
would be inst as wrong for anybody 10 seek 10 an
nov, cmbarrass and oppose General Arthur IN the
execution of his official duties asst would have been
wrong TO have annoyed, embarrassed and oppoS d
General Garfield. If ne had lived. sill further:
President Arthur is entitled to The opportunity to
execute his Office on his own plans and ideas and the
as he keeps within the laws regulating the discharge
of his duties: and without fractional opposition or
any ANNOYANCE or embarrassment whatever II he
can make a Succcr.ful administration at all. he can
only do il on plans and theories that he
understands and believes in, and by the assistance
of suhordiu1tes whom he believes IN. Not straw
ought TO be laid in his way, and do not believe a
straw will be laid in his way by any friend Of Gen
cral Garfield. But let it not be snid that when
Garfieds friends defend his memory against insId-
ions and hypocritcal attack. Ii 80 that in The Her
aid. they are stirring M strife or making oppos-
ton to the present Administration.
Garfield is dead. lie was murdered IN the most
cruel, deliberate and cowardly manner, bya "stal-
wart of the Stawars in the interest OF Sta wart-
ism Garfield was murdered in q row about patron
agc-in row over the appointment Of man cni-
nently qualified for tie duticsof the position TO
which he was appointed. There was nothing con-
nectcd with the appointment to quarrel about OK
cept its relations TO the ambitions and auaconisms
of two other men VIGOROUSLY at cumity with each
other. This unsccmly. unnecessary row hasresuted
in sending Garfield TO his grave and both Conkng
and Blaine " out Of politics. If we had not the
wisdom rs a people to refuse 70 allow the personal
autqgonsm- of men in public life 10 become q di.-
turbiug element in public affair, may not, nj
least have the now when these men are all ont
of public life to refuse to continue IN If old qulrrl@
as an element OF perpetual strife and diScord. The
men who have been prominently identified with the
causes of bad feeling u the Republican party during
the past five years all ont now except Mr. SheI
man. who wa, returned 20 tine Senate rs th' uuaui-
rlou, choice Of the Republican parry o. his State.
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L,r,y. and a fool. AID etraightvay the spirit Of
fiji, rlI,.rood is taken ri by all the "StaIvrt or
can" Of the conntrv and Dr., stolen disp,tch +, Dis
t9rted into evidence OF .col-pirar, to run Gar
f.ll's Administrations" When what .,o..ad IN ~.
ctgio of the I,qra.I thief was III onro met
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is furnished that The V.ql writer is a fraud. q
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rbc case o-,o,de o1t by TIE Yc,,IT, .f friend of
the late President. . +, that General Garfield wa.
GOOD man. that "lis heart was ALWAYS right" bu,