New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10

Mr. Beecher thinks $500 a generous settlement"
so the reporters tell for having secured womans alice
lions aud person. stolen her child put her in the Innate
asylum and then called her aprofessona drunkard Inc
racing pay for their colts than that by any sire
OF record.
We are To have n crematory and can carry the
ashes Of child the water in small casket
Land is all too valuable to be giving to the dead
The Northern character Is now on trial. whether II u
ess persistent for tho civilization It has achieved than
Virginia Bpurbons who have just forced their Gov
ernor To call an session of the Legislature are TOT
the barbasm they have been compelled.to put away
He who belongs to the Of Flying Dntchmah IKE
schurg instead ~ honest ship may go on MS
able voyage In search Of perfection Tho snip fre'o'
where blaine was boaswaln In the stormy voyages VIII
do for humble creatures.
Cod a. the weather has been comparatively " IL warm
enough a oolpch IN the afternoon n ono UNDERTAKES 10
walk frn thr foot OF Twenty third st. NJ Ia Eighth OF
ninth ave-. on the trcocaa streets observed l"st
woch "a Wis comfortably seated In atrect car WhHt
numhsrs 1T rcopio wrfo walking on those sidewalks
snmo running o. catch boat othrrH rofHlfhs uhd'f
largo baud bags aud oarpe-aaka, aud there we're young
erH nud old couples and cfipprH moving IN lo"hs UREA
aud anxious, why do not those people" Thought
get into thorc ears comfortably and ride " lheh II 90
CURED to me that the i've cents was tho matter Ihry
V,rre going toward the elevated railroad, where they
must nay ten cents To move up down. Not having III
teen cents spare they must needs walk the nile across
town The III his passion Tor vested sht- M"
left them some exercise 10 take IN these August days
The vested rights Of the people living along the sides OF
the road whose property had been udely shaken and
dorkeued had not been 80 prominent his mind When
ever man stands mp for the people and their vested
rights he L. called demagUge, and when he stands UP
for the and their vested rights lie instantly becomes
a consorvatOr," ~ 1t is called Conservators must
needs live in conservatOries and have always heard
that people who live in glass houses should not throw
stones.
At the Republican headquarters is seriously feared
that Cleveland may he taken of the ticket and somebody
else substituted Nothing has ever been seen In Pre--
Dental campaign Like the breakdown IN his brief four
weeks or running A a gentleman there remarked, there
"A single day when Blaine seemed weak ana mat
WAS the day after he nominated Ever since that
time the campaign has been coming forward Ike snip
from distance until her buwarks loom mp prodigousy
but Cleveland who announced as the pink of moral
force and confidence has already retreated into the
North Woods with his boon csrousers and hid himself
until such the clergy determine whether his name
can mentioned the presence Of ladies' The Demo
feel that they have again been entrpped into nom
Mating man with a" short record" the shortness OF
which is long enough before lie will get another one, as
the man said about his coat The short record candidate
ALWAYS resembles the TchbOrnc claimants. As he
stands In public sight and the evidence begins TO be
applied to him the superb network OF his case falls on Ike
false cobwcb from gOoseberry bush as the sun in the
morning strikes IT, It proposed In 1865 10 withdraw
Mr. Seymour ami his friend Blair because they we're
manfe,tly beaten in the summer months There seems
Nemesis in the fact that Cleveland l. tlml ling 10
wreck under tho very light OF the moral superiority he
invoked. But any one not a rcformer would have
known that twenty-five years in the public eye is bet
ter OF character than having been discovered last
week
II Cleveland il withdrawn and herearo sgns OF II all
around the question is whether the Democratic Natoha
Committee will take the responsibility Of making another
nomination or whether the Convention will be recalled
OF course Bavar has hopes again Bayard the
perfection Of glory No doubt by this time ayard
has privately his friends that he cannot toncha
man OF Cevelands flavor. Bayard Il highly dldactc
Democrat and cannot shorcoming anywhere but he
reukes It. In his state there an ancient Judge Who
had been long bench and his particular friend
This Judge having been vido minded 70 be very
attentive tol lady When vacancy on the bench ensued
everybody expected that Bayard womd demand ms
friend 10 be mt at the head. He passed him over
creating rupture with excitement AS big az Della
ware can hold and he asked that an old Wing OF yirn-
OILS family life should receive the elevation. Bayards
enemies thought this rupture would lose him one of the
COMMITTEES I'm tho state ana break him down but It
streng thcncJ him. Blessed are the pure In heart
When they withdraw Cleveland, Thurman may have
an
man berausc hc Republican until 1872 and had all
the benefit of good associations Fhcre Ia no telling
however, how corrupted when lac gets over
into that party which consists Of nothing whatever eF
copt an Office seeking band with few street contractors
thrown In The Democratic party FOR years IN this coun
try has boon nothing but party OF okpcotana for onco
Consequently In tho Democratic party there Ia no by
MAY mo- ball ground Hundreds ~ thousands ~ licpuh
cnna poet oco and would not take the ho7t IN a
land aud therefore Presidential campaign to th"n u
hilanty uuboundcd aud onthuaasnaof di'lht"f"'t'l
sor uoh ~ the spectators indulge in Vhrn thoy Arc
good bail delivered good batting Inc chnhohhh'' q"
Cleveland on the show bills bogna 10 look different from
what II did you perceive IL man whom tho night
hides to whom night Ia congenal who coarse ana mas
received the little polish his surface Ia capable OF from
to occasional reflection Of Republican votes hen some
other wing OF the Democracy which lac has been op
posed haa unbearabe. This man with his alga-
tor record whose head only has been hitherto visible
crawling OF slime OF looepolios begins to
reveal his middle aud inferior parts,and we seo the
dragon and nsensbly look for IT, George and then we
cast eyes toward Maine IL will he the same old story
again few renegades from hight and progress seeking
TO gavanize the old conspiracy against liberty and justice
into sufficient condition make the rst few steps of
Presidential race and then the old carcass weakens ana
totters and presently down goes the campaisnand mp
70 the stars and Stripes.
There is one place In the sorth Woods where Governor
Cleveland has gone which ne might VISIT WIN pfOnllo
grave OF John Brown People have often wondered why
the old OF Harpers Perry buried IN that mac
cessibe wilderness but explanation is given IN
the fact that pilgrim coming there TO stand before
that pure old mans tomb and see how blessed he wsH IN
children and in one simple, single deed. His life was
failure he never elected to Office but attended
10y all his sons he went To strike blow the echoes OF
which are yet ringing and In their tones the lesson falls
that society In America shall never 20 backward.
MT Cramp the ship-builder OF Philadelphia who has
turned 80 many beautiful steam yachts AMI many