New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-25
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IN the Adirondacks first rate. judge you are IN
the woods yourself. Hope you like them. Love 70
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The Cleveland Herald reports that what the
Democratic party in Ohio stands most In need Oh
Just now is Harmony with large d." Inc Hera'o
might have added that the testimonial which tnat
party will receive at the hands OF the voters tnis
fall will consist Of Defeat with big, big u.
The scoldng that Senator Logan gave to Sitting
Bull will it is to be hoped do that conceited ana
insubordinate Indian some good. The Sioux, IL
seems, had met the Senate Committee to confer
upon the subject of the regulation of the Sioux
reservation, and Sitting Bull took it upon himself
10 refuse to talk with the committee, upon the
pround that they had been too convIyial." de
withdrew with the other Indians but came back
when offered his choice between an apology to the
committee and solourn in the gnard-house. linen
Senator Logan, who is kind of Sioux himself IN
the vgor and 6erceness of his utterance, gave OH.
ting Bull such talking to as that sedentary bovine
never heard before probably in all bis life want
to say to you siro-so the Senator is reported I'D
Herald dispatch" that the Great Father has not
appointed you chief" Sitting Bull had previously
claimed appointment from the Great Spir1t.) APP
pontmetts are not made that way and further
You are on an Indian reservation at the sufferance
of the Government, fed by the Govern
ment. clothed by tho Government, and if
IL were not for the Government you would be
starving to death in the mountains say these
things for your good. but you must not lncte THESE
Indians to bad deeds" Senator Logan must have
made an interesting picture with his long black
hair. swarthy complexion and flashing dark eye. as
he said these and other things, but not so interest
ing a one perhaps, Sitting Bull as he listened to
| them.
| How do YOU account for the fact that no sooner
| did the news reach Buffalo that the Democratic
State Convention was to be held there than the
price of arnica, court-plaster and pan-kllier adj
vanced so per cent?
| Here's something solemn and no mistake. La Re-
| rista q newspaper published at Monterey Mexico,
commenting upon an extract from Inc nem-I~E
Herald pronouucing Mr.. Blaine the probable Repu5-
| lie an candidate for the Presidency in 1884 says:
The above announcem mt by The Herald rs oandi-
date for the Presidency OF the United states or one VINO
committed TO che enforcement OF me Monroe doerine
cared with the United states beyond the peradyenEue
| OF doubt.
Beyond the peradventure of doubt" is good.
| But "beyond the peradventure of the semi-shadow
| Of an enaciated ghost of the wasted skeleton of
nebuIous aud receding doubt" is better There Is
nothing like expressing ones self strongly when
! abiding 20 a contemplated war with Mexico. We
90 further Mr. Blaine ought to be ashamed of him
self for being such alarming contingency
| Mr. Hubert o. Thompson remarked at the Sara
| toga loye-feast: ave will welcome every Demo-
| crat who attends our primaries and takes part in
them" And yet Mr.. Thompson is understood to
DENY the report that he regards himself the most
| irresistible humorist of the century.
Judge Hoadly must be a man of most charitable
and forgiving disposition Here he has been making
| a treaty of alliance. offensive and defensive, with
Mr.. Mclean, and Mr. Mclean still keeps in his con-
Gdential employ Mr. Woodland. otherwise known as
JayhawkerD whose statement of Hoadly's con-
fess on of the use of money to get his nomination
has caused HIM so much trouble. I'VE observe. by
| the vay. that although Woodland has become rs
| famous as the youth that fred the Ephesian dome,
| THE TRIBUNE IL about the only paper which pays
| him the cIvIlity OF printing his name correctiyJ
There Is one thing lacking in Woodlands statements
TINS fsr-the names OF well-known Ohio Demo-
| Gratis TO whom as well az to him Hoadly complained
of the amount of money Mclean had made 1t need
| full 10 spend TO buy the delegates. But knowledge
| on this point may not be confined 10 WoOdard.
We are led by various rumors that reach US to in
| auire whether it 10 true that Judge Hoadly made
his complaint to General Lefevre or N. L. Ingalls,
| or to Senator Pendleton, or to John &. THOMPSON
| any or all of themf good Democratic authority
| puts the number of men who have personal reasons
| for knowing that Woodlands statement is correct
IA high as fifty 1t would be interesting also to
| know what relation Edgar NJ johnson. Judge
| Hoadly's law partner. bore TO the canvas Tor
| delegates that began hurriedy at o'clock In the
| morning when it was discovered that Mr. Mclean
| had been working effectively against Hoadly
through tho night
The Democratic State Committee directed that
the call for tho primaries IN this city should be
published in "the San. UorId, Star, and Daily Netcs.'
II will I've seen that the name of The Sun. Ike that
| of Abou Ben Adhem liz the angels book OF gold.
"Ieads all the rest" The inference is unavoidable
| that in the opinion Of the S ate Committee land
| il should know The Sun is the leading DEM
| ocratic organ OF the metropolis
| Tho country is safe. Paddy Ryan, whose
| obituary was published in many newspapers yes
terday, has since made his appearance in Chicago.
Now and then o Court out West goes ahead in pal
pabe and most cruel disregard of public sentiment
and the iuer feelings of an entire commonwealth
Here for instance is Missouri Court actually pro-
poslng to try as able. accomplished and versatile
murderer as Frank James just as if he made out
of common clay. and had not witched the world
with feats of hghwaymanshlp. To the credit of
Frank be il said that he bears the insult put upon
him by an unapprecatve Court with engaging
| restraint. He hasn't shot man since the business
of empanelling jury began.
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