New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14


the advertisement lie has received and few at this
bar speak with moro cogency and impres.iyeness.
He is persuasive and Belll-lke Cochran and
moro the order OF old Satan hmsel:
the unconquerable will
And study OF cu-c. immortal hate.
And cograec never TO submit or Yield
And. what Is else, not 10 be overcome"
At SO. Broadway, tho Republican branch National
Committee is exhibited William Edgar Marshalls origi-
| nal painting of Lincoln, well known by the eugray-
| mcs
! understand that Hamilton Fish. IT,, says tho re-
ported Cleveland talk Of his father forced raudu
| lent Governor Fish once told that James e.. Blaine
had many OF the most taking qualities of Henry Clay
! DR.. Alexander Milton Ross. Of Toronto. Canada. an
abotouist who went through the South and assisted
slaves 90 escape and friend Of John Brown. sends
me the second edition Of hi- autobiography. lie has
since become an eminent naturalist
Few have left the Republican party for cleveland
whom II is not pleasure to part company with The
couuicnancc OF Carl schurz, torn with futile revolution
airy passions and the lovo Of rebellion and the bitter
sense Of independence and competence thrown away I'm
the moro Bohcmau'4 pursuit OF amhiuon.-old wander
ing, gypsy upon the carth- is cNuc.s go past
our door and pause mo- moro 10 make u- ehullcr What
Is the residue Of that lfc Ashes ashes, asnct No u-
man being heard him award praise 10 equal
Soli worship. tClf alton everlasting it or arf
FOR self hove produced tho usual rc.ults; Loneliness,
sltioty revolt against nature AMI progress and m his
speeches he detected the awful wall OF thcn, who
uhdur nowhere. M.h the vurld U II Ia iudinc, cut and
then they "cutsc cod aud dic."
The eat came mp hc street one night Ncc or $50 past
and stopped before tho familiar hotel Within last
asleep. he who would lee Gle, Glands Collector OF the
| Port Ills goggles were screwed into his chccs his
check on h7 breast, hi, pauuch Ike pclcr'5
pack tan OF bricks, lac suorcd and did that
carriage was surrounded. Jimmy oBrIcn had called
them mp ANA pointed the sleeping beauty ont Behold
my fellow Democrats" said Jimmy, honored
leader! How We help election OF Grover Ce,c-
land now"
It often happen. that mean cynical sus ectful man.
having done his best for years 10 eayesdrop and look
with both eyes through keyhole and 70 upDd all that
lies close 10 him. concludes finally that he must he better
than other people and that his private station +, the
penalty ~ his virtue. He therefore ycdrns 10 Deray
something and The more useful and noble the cause the
more oycr-reaching Is his apostasy Look yonder into
the Better Element Mcnagers if You would realize the
parable Of the swine which the devil entered They
wanted the purcst man, and they took aduitclcr
They wanted free trade. and n has down
rum. They wanted perfect honesty and there exists in
the hands ~ man in this city letter which 1t would he
patriotism to print, showing thai the rotcunc,s j,
general such the net product nhdclty freedom
and surrendcrns 90 rebellion in the last minute Of
/ victory.
OHIO is al right tor October. have looked into and
feel that it viii be the British parys Waterloo. Yet not
a slucv will be spared. Tho Germans coming to the
/ front for Elaine like f1.l0w-men.
DO Mr. Dave Yucngling and other brewers here want
free trade beer and English and German rerigeratng
ships to bring it by the thousands Of tons and sell
AT - the barrel Mr. Yucn-ling dropped few hundred
! d,Iit EFF nd irwin ho
brewer lie drop more by handing the North
ern states over to the solid south. Foreign lager beer
and British ale under Morrison and Clevcands free
| trade programme 90 mp the St. Lawrence and the
great lakes and shut mp every brew house IN Milwaukee,
Under the internal revenue laws OF the United states
the vast cigar mauufacturing,nercs has been built up
cuba is bankrupt and for sale. The Spanish and the
Cubans are coming together in the island. foreign
policy would give the New manufacturers the crops
Of Cuba the cigar trade Of the globe. Yet certain
would-bc wise in that trade fed daily the
paper Of the Spectator MOerishOler fatherin-law cX
pcct 10 improve their condition by turning the Republic
can party In five years they will be rolling cigars
at twelve dollars week again. instead OF employing
thousand hands Judge Fitch said yesterday that Clcve
lands election would depre,s values IN NewYOr 80 per
cent IN six months and Blainc's would put property
up 80 per cent
Thomr son, the Cattegat and the Catygut.
Nearly all the effective working and writing in the
renegade Republican press here for Mr. Blaine.
Their spoiled and subsidized masters cannot deliver
their own staGs to the hangman.
Old Mmroe, whose fsvorlte ink was milk turned
by his countenance and backcncd by his reflection has
marched out OF ne Boston Gosee office to the tune Of
Old Grimes is dead" Twas the dismal pen which
wrote letters 20 General ITawlcys paper signed Tenn
peton" the only letters the Pharsoos about NewYork
GOULD get dismal enough to copy. He could not abide
Mr. Blaine lie pure and sour An ancient
madcnhood resident In him. and he too had read the
private letters. Mugan great authority with him,
greater than Noah Daniel Webster 30 arc only the
greatcst minds profoundly Affected by their eaye.drop-
pings
State OF Maine has pressed its Idea OF Mr. Blaine
Who came to It stranger grew almost Immediately into
IS public LIE. welcomed rather than nsultod. and 10
about to give that State Chief Magistrate and re-
nownod homestead Tho Nico-Prcsdcnt who elected
on the ticket with Abraham Lincoln Mr. lanlin far f. ON
showing any pilue Jealousy that his young contom-
porary Blaine Is TO ascend to the oninonco OF Mr Lln-
coin, gone tho state at hs venerable age TO
! speak high and warm words Tor his young frlond OF
! genius. Now lot ma how tho adopted home CT Mr..
Cleveland will express itscf-a city which has furnished
ono President OF tho United states but had the public
spirit repudate him tho moment he turned his back
| on freedom aud free labor.
The late Lot Morrill, WAS beaten for the Senate by Han
nibal Hamlin Afr. Baino's friend. because no sympa
| thlLed with AIR. Fesseuden, who supported Andrew