New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-21
BROADWAY NOTEBOOK.
MEN AND THINGS, THE COUNTRY ROUND.

MEN AND THINGS, THE COUNTRY ROUND.
THE PERSONAL NOTES AND NOTIONS OF BROAD
WAY LoUNGER
Iasked Mr. Edwin Cowles. Editor of The Clere'dnd
Leader, on Friday what he thought Of the New-Iork
newspaper tumble in prices Said he: Il believe that
after while they will all come together again 10y agree
ment and restore prices to what they were. am not
certainly going TO make any reduction. The Western
people do not demand it, Where can you get so much
for cents a. in good newspaper II gives you news
Of all descriptions freshly gathered Geographic, market
political commercial and literary matter besides and
after the paper has passed from hand To mana ana
amused all the family and the servants then you can sell
the sheet for almost cent. Look at The N'U-I'rk
Times" said Mr. CowIcs. it cannot make money ut .
ccnts-certainly not the money It made at L." Said |:
Has The Commercial gazette Of Cincinnati increased III
circulation - "They claim that it has and that 1t Is
making $4,000 year" Has The Enquirer lost any
circulation p NO it has gained circulation by the con-
ic it has with Pcudlcon; people like TO look in on the
fight which they can do by opening The Enquirer"
said I: "NIr Cowes. who will be the Republican can
didatc for President p "Thcre is good deal Of talk In
favor OF Robert Lincoln. think he stands the strongest
with the people" Do you think Mr. Blaine Will he
nominated :" =" / think not. Ncw-York state is very
important 70 the Republican party, and although ConI-
ling has probably hut little following left here 1t IS
cnouch I suspcct TO defeat Blaine" "WhO will he the
Democratic nominee ," "Thcre am at sea. 1 suppose
he will now come from Ohio, and perhaps Hoadly Is
their most available Payne is too old" do you
REGARD Ohio M able to from this late defeat OF the
Republicans ?" "Ycs. This year the Democrats voted
oIdy i'm spite of their differences because the Prc>i-
dental election comes time The Germans became
frightened on the second or prohibory amendment ana
left or party The grog,hop vote was solid against
the Republicans. There were 1900 Republicans who
STAYED at home But" said I. "wha guarantee have
he
wear 2" Because year is year OF National issues
The Democrats care installed in the Legislature and we
cannot get up any fuss the temperance matter The
peope are bound not 10 elect Democratic President and
Ohio is as sure a Republican state as II ever was
The lit at High Bridge the Cincinnati plan was sold
out last week by the sheriff for it, practical builder "
MacKay and brought only about s. 600 thereby Great
ing loud -queal among the preferred Stockholders hut
the lesson Is that you cannot m yourself over fence
by the straps OF your boots"
What Chief Justice Coerdre said about the great size
Of this country not being tasteful boast Is clear I" any
man Of travel here who find, in the short journey OF two
or three davs that hc can be- captured 10y bunko man,
scaIpcd both in Chicago and further along and finally
deliver up his watch in Missouri Consider how the lie
of the country gives Mormous to the amount Of
nation in one spot. practising polygamy and prophet
Worship: 10 crusade for temperance In great state
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