New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-10
PERSONAL

To J-N Ky, Tam-y Ill., New-York; Come
back and all will be forgiven.
GROVER CD.
To -R CID, Ex-tive CHI, Albany: You
begin to suspect that was loaded, don't your
J-N ky.
Judge Hoadly, of Ohio, having been suspected
of entertaining an ambition to be United States
Senator when he aspires only to be the Democratic
candidate for Governor, has permitted wild horses
to draw him out in an interview IN which ne er-
pressly discaims any desire to be Senator but says
he is willing to be nominated for Governor In
closing some profound observations on the
prospects of the Democratic party in Ohio, he says,
Let us catch the hare then cook It," 1t occurs to
ia that the hare Is q difficult animal to catch. The
proper Democratic game is goose. That they
need not want to cook. The Democratic goose is
cooked" already.
Leading questions for Senator Herman: You say
that YOU believe you could put your hand upon the
thief that stole that Brooklyn Bridge bill. Why,
then don't you put you hand upon hint Do you
think you are dong your duty as Senator or as a
citizen in keeping your hand of the thiefF After
what YOU have said do you expect TO be held blame
less il tho thief is not brought to justlcef
Mr.. Greene Kendrick, the present Democratic
.
candidate for the Congressional nomination in his
district and prospective candidate for Governor,
publishes a card in the Connecticut papers with the
following resonant opening; Tho prominence of
nv family in this State, the respect which enter
tain for my own personal friends, my sense of the
dignity of the profession to which belong, alike re-
ouire from me word IN refutaton of recent scan
dalous imputations upon my character and good
name" Following this eXOrdium is general
denial of the charges upon which citizen of Water
bnry has brought suit against hmfOr damages to the
amount of $40 900 for having allenated the aztec
tons of the said citizens wife, He closes with these
noble sentlmentsi Z" Firm and determined in the
past shall await the future with an mte1lble
courage and confidence. The profession of the law
will be degraded the pursuit of it will be unsafe If
its members who by education and by study, strive
TO honor and adorn its ranks can be made the tar
get for the wiles and Vaccinations of such persons
with impunty." The principal manufacture of
Waterbury, If we rightly remember is brass. 1t
seems to have an appropriate Mayor.
II is not generally known that at the next meeting
of tho Democratic State Committee its chairman
will offer the following:
whereas This committee Mas heard with unteigued
sorrow that tho late amented Mr. Damoces used 10 be
harassed by twoedged razOr-sharp, ede-polnted
sword which had the habit OF hanging by single spare
hair directly over his head, he at his meals and
Whereas The Democracy OF this state is passing
through the deep and bitter waters OF similar expert
ence seeing that over It's head the Kelly bolt is
hanging by a slender wellworn thread therefore
Resolred That this committee tenders TO the family
of Mr. Damoclos It's intelligent and heartfelt sympathy
The propriety of this resolution will be generally
acknowledged. 1t will doubtless be adopted by
reclamation.