New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02
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In answer to our inquiry what offices shave not
| been yielded up in accordance with the popular
| will as expressed at the polls THAT being the
charge 1t brings against the Republican party upon
which Ii asks the Republicans to vacate the offices
immediatey-The World says Mr.. Tlden "was
elected President In 1876" and Garfield and
Arthur were not elected honestly" in $780, As
legally constituted tribunals decided the question
In both cases we must conclude that in the mind OF
the Editor of The World he constitutes a court OF
last resort whose Judgment to what is really the
popular will Is final. We supposed all the time
that the argument started with that assumption.
Randall to tho Pennsylvania Democratic Conven-
ton: Take tho chairf No, thank you; Pm
thousand times obliged, but this fence suits me
much better Hope to take chair later In Wash
ngton. For the present. motto is Eternal fences
the price of the Speakership.
The London press assumes that the assassination
Of James Carey was planned by secret societies in
Ireland or the United States ard deliberately
carried into effect by one Of their agents. If this
be true 1t proves that the resources OF the murder
ous organizations have not been exhausted and
that discipline enforced by ruthless avengers
who are indifferent to their own fate. The facts,
so far as they have been reported in the cable dis
patches point to q different conclusion. The assas-
sin himself states that he did not know who his
victim was until the newspapers at the Cape estab-
lishsd his identity, whereup0n the murder was
planned. There are two facts which support
ODopnelps statement that he self-apponted
executloner of the Government nfOrmer: In the
first place the assassin's wife on board the
steamer II O'Donpe had been chosen by lot to
avcnge the 1nvncibles he would have left bis wife
on shore and have exposed her to the suspicion
OF being an accompIce in the murder. In the
second place. the fatal shot was fred on board ship
without any efforts on the assassns part to conceal
his crime If he had been sent ont from Dublin for
the express purpose of killing the nfOrmer he
wonld have taken some precautions to insure his
own safety. He would have dogged his victims
steps on shore, lain in wait for him and assas-
sinated him fecretly rather than have pointed &c
volyer at him across the ships cabin. We denbt If
he had any connection with any scored society IN |
Dublin. IIo is probably excItable freshman, and
when he became convinced that his shIpmate was
the notorious Carey his anger and resentment IN
tigated the crime.
Mr. Voorhees, Is reported as saying that Mr.. Hen
bricks has finally abandoned political ambition. 1t
wonld strike man with good ield-glass that |
political ambition las abandoned Mr.. Hendricks.
suggestion to any good professional diver that /
is ont OF job: Take your Del and descend TO the
bottom of the inner consciousness of the Democratic
party and see il you can find the partYs lost yearn
ing for Civil Service Reform