New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-14
This country is now and always win be hot
place for protest. nal slanderers of Garfield.

This country is now and always win be hot
place for protest. nal slandercrs of Garfield.
Why should the public be afflicted with an ex-
change of billingsgate between Burbrdge and Black
bung II they are eager for a monkey and parrot
time, let them have 1t IN private.
The bogus Governor of Mississippi is cool Gus
TONER He SAID IN his inaugural address: with
the exception of a single instance of criminal vio-
lence which cannot be properly charged to the sue
ccssful party, the late election was marked by the
highest degree Of peace. order and prudence; and
az Thomas Jefferson said of another matter, It
stands as a monument Of the safety with which
error of opinion may be tolerated when reason is
left free to combat it," The man who said that
knew that everyone who heard 1t and everyone
who would read il knew that tho chief feature Of
the lac election was deliberately planned fraud
by which the man who was defeated was counted
in as Governor that same countcd-ln Governor be-
ing no less a person than the speaker. lie calls
fraud reason combating error Of opinion
The scli-confc,scd sneak hief who pub ishcd a
stolen dispatch and tried to uso it in such way as
TO bellttc The memory of Garfield, is unfortunate IN
his defenders Against him the respectable press Of
the country is ARRIVED in overwhelming majority
In his defence there are the journals which de-
Tended Nh Conklinq in his long fight against Gar
field aud the organs OF tn, star Route thieves. This
Is the old St3lwart force in which GUiteau was. and
is still proud TO be aIraycd ANA their fast aud
fulou. defence of the anonymous sneak who falsely
called himself Gdrlcds friend Is pretty good evil
duucc that in This base attack Inc is acting Wcr Is as
the agent ot the party OF the Eutcau ctaIwarts OF
the StdIWaIts.
Chaimcr, h the auiacty TO 5o going about
Washington and ing ne expect to be- allowed
TO keep his stolen scat in Congress
Democrat whose case Is so bad that the Democratic
press refuses to defend Il would De showing ordi-
prudence to occiude himself carefully from the
pubic gaze.
And now The Noc- Fork Hroid joins the organs Of
the Star Route thjayes IN an attack On E1-Postmas-
tcr-General Jane, Well well
Perhaps tie object of the St;lwart sneak-thief
was to make the name OF Staiwart still more odiOus
II 10 were, he has succeeded.
That devoted disciple DR.. Miller, of Omaha, has
made another visit to Mr.. T!llen. and returned
home and told all about it i'm his newspaper He
saysIu the course Of his statement that he found
Mr. TilGcn in better health than he was in the sum-
mcr but still uor strong Continuing. he says A
kindly smile greeted the announcement that Mr..
Blair and my ,cIf were still running him for PTesi-
dent and the matter afterward fully talked
over. | feel warranted in saying what have been
saying at intervals for years That Mr.. Illden will
not AGAIN enter public life, but if he remains as
we'll in health in 1854 he is now there will bo
lively demand tor his leadership IN the next Ma
tional Convention. Referring to politics, MI Til
den spoke Freely Of men in our Democratic leader
ship. "a matters now stand, including affairs IN
New-Nork that 50 unpTomsiug Ii /, idle 10 dis
guIse the fact that the Democratic situation IN New
York Is not very promising. Democrats dis
guslcd th tde bosses as the Republicans can be.
Ma. Kelly Is simply a machine wlcck,r and the
County Democracy ride IN coupcS auG do MOI see
the great masses Tammany has ceased to toe more
than balance of power 10 punish the enemies OF
Mr. John Kelly. THIS is hc man vino gave New
York over 10 the control of the Republican party,
from which Nj Tilden 50 bnvcly redeemed il, and
who also defeated General Hancock by his jealous
indifference and flctJual combinations last year
Senator PendletOn has admitted tia, his zeal for
Civil Service Reform is prompted BY a belief that
il will enable The Democratic party t, get into
power Since he made This confession iethal4y ba,
fallen upon the promising Civil Service Reform
boom.