New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
POLITICAL NEVIS.

Another attempt to bring tho demoralzcd
Democratic army to the camping groundlast occupied
by the Republican party 10 being made, The Ado"ta
POST ppcat the leader in this latest
rs striving to get tae Democracy to surrender
States rights and mid ceDtrazng policy.
Interstate transportation, pubic education
and ether great questions 10 thinks should be regulated
by the National Government. Southern Demoer u.s.,
says are very senslby coming IN the conclusiOn tnat
Nslionalsm with prosperity is prpieraoie 70 s,te
rights witn poverty The PosfA pDtoi has undertaken
difficult TASK, but II convince the party that So
lies only IN the way pointed out IL Will unconoteu
succeed.
The Massachusetts, Democrats have begun
their campaign 1888 early. 1t IL already being
pushed vigorously. They building their hopes OF
success largely upon the probable OF the Prohi
btonista With ten twelve thousand votes drawn Oh
by perance ticket, aud vita toe aid OF the Butter
Re publcans again. the road to Democratic success
believed to be easy II this unusual exhibition 0f
Democratic energy atirs the Republicans TO RENE y
ing their defective rganZ1On II will serve good pnr'
p5se The Republicans should understand that for tao
present At least they cannot depend upon WalKO'eF IA
Massachusetts.
Ex-Governor Hendricks has been regarded
as the great stradder in American politics and he seems
10 have infected his parys platforms IN tnat State with
the same falling. The EconsriAe Cotrier, leading
Democratic paper In the State says by some strange
fatality Democratic plat orms Indiana almost inyari
ably treat ne which the people are niest Liter
es ed IN equivOesi The object Is u harmonic
the it Is caIeJ thereby bringing DemOc ats
h differ IN opinion to the support Of the party ek
Indiana IL NOT the only the Democrats are
compelled 10 harmOnlze tue eltmoAts IN ibis way.
Tho ext Ma iOBal plat OF the parry Will also naFo
To contain eca0ious harnOnLing qualities Or nero
will be q beautiful sbIGdy.
Many people have still vivid recollection
of the borde OF oceseekers that bore upon ~prn'
ngton IN 1879 when the Democratic Congress OF mat
year began sion It tue first Congress 10 SIX
teen years of which the party had controlled EFT or
House. AMI the furnished army that eInahded sIstenince
was propotionatey large. The dscrcdt then brought
upon the party by the antics Of Fzaugh AMI Hambeon
IA vet fresh m the public mind some OF the DemOe alto
paDeIs are making rantic effort % put up tie oaIs Ia
order possible prev repetition of iese scenes at
te opening next Congress- A brilliant success
however IL not promised, q majority oi the pa "
DREAMS are OUTLOOK their states quota Cd the
lat places.
The resolution which was presented in the
Massachusetts Legislature 10 print 10000 extra copies
OF Governor Buffers o. the ground that the
denand for t IA uully large has melted The Boston
Herald invest gate the claim. 1t was learned from ths
OF tae Legislature that they had not yet ex-
hausted their supply many of them having been unable
70 get rid OF single copy. The Herald relate this III
stance: One Incmoe who nearly $50 men IN hls
clerk among tae TO and h0w many would IKE copy
OF the message. Not was asked for. They had al
read II who cared TO-" II il evident thai the utter doci'
meut proved 10 ne a yers short lived sensation.