New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16


whether s the eayen Of tho Democracy or the lesven
OF the Republicans. That is the question and that Is the
Thor we are Instructed In connection WITH this same
PSarSs 10 and and 81 ASd
why, ntsndsi Because it. does not make good bread
[Laughtcr.l II either remains a lump Of sour dough-
which is loayen, or else makes the whole batch
mol Wholesome or p"lntab;. lau hier And therefore
been able to work in this ePb lean party Of onrs
10 ieayen that lump ana make thc whole pure aud noble
leasen to sweelen the De'oocratic 'oaf. lApPlanse
Well they nave security IN the uncertainty Of bread
king and baking, that they cannot max the Demo
cratic party sourer than 10 no" Is. Great laughter J
OF the suffrage as made IN honnatne conceptions Nv
drh CATION aud IN the actual woe or tho Whoie
mass, there should be 40 ltercepuon OF ~
had supposed that Nr Curtis and bs associates had
been @bOuug with to reach this great pout-that the
their approval their app alse, should be able to noni-
them by The corpor4fe .rlrt Of pareluen
! or by bosses, or by oHcc-holders, or by
Now tii1 believed and that foucht for Wa-ther all
friends in the Republican party thought with me on
never allowed int i 70 touch he p6ai whether wanoi
! To trust the government ~ th- country 10 hn Demo
dates.
| And what have we gained hcrel We'll these gentle
! men worked with ~ and thousand-yes, ana million
others OF Our party IN The same ilrocilo We secured
the suppression of .ubgaiug Office holders TO contribute
by assossmcnts We discarded the Intervention bosses
scattered tne organized force OF e-hodes and In
three conventions one after another under the lead ~
great and admired statesman, fought IN ms name ana
strength for the purpose al freedom Of suffrage aud nee
dom Of nomination. And tho first and the second turned
aside the nomination to candidates but the last
the polished leader Of the Republican party. Applause
pIssENTFRs DEsPIsING POPULAR WILL.
! And now while the whole country abdze With en-
thusasm for convention and lis candidates while all
have fought this emancipation OF the suffrage
this close alliance between the popular leader and
the hearts the people. rejoicing IN clear sky we
hear remOnsttaRco, dissent. protest threat that
the result ~ all this labor Of letting the people their
candidate has been the naming mas that tbe9e re-
formers think not suitable to bo sustained. We'll. the
! final triumph Of all this effort to le~Ven
| INC great party with the pure eAYsn OF retorn,
to refonoTs IN the opinion of their countrynen be
accomplished their dsdanng the freedom OF the PEG
fhcy n.be OFT ofiti Ia there to he coDcaye the
nohination to determine I'm equal struggle between
It stiIko at the vital principe the ruiz of the maori
ty strikes at confidence In the peoples choice OF Their
We'll SOW, as 40 have reached that stage, as thought
WY not not be patient ,h why ' ,Ho rrincol.
aud when rour ycars hence vou have al boon oct'e
enough 10 make our friend General Iawey great az
pauacl the great Senator idmunls 'applls tho ad
! miriu0n and rpouilucous auppqr Ut tic mass OF
their couplmon, by the methods whca affect the
nuls aud bp tcurta of men, that Affect tho minds AMI
tho bclitHot men toward NJ Elaine, then IN ths n"t'
oonyeuon You viii held on 10 Whii You nave san''
,oI viii lrngh the point wbcio tho people out NJ ibet ~
focuons, lcaycuod boy your tactm WIN h"nlhitr sowe
WI, q urrurn. TOOK o. tho convention Il
| 40 { n
prurtufr u is treatment oi u lNrt1 body WlH h"hiu
rStypoty eiul with ooutoHS, an whon toinebolj Wa
luuor mat no would upnui Tho candidate thir should
pocrrd from to con1 onuon, 'ir 'utA announced tal
| tho personal honor OF ans member ~ mat CON
! youtio1. tAppim,g ana lan iherl 'hsa "i'
me convention or ont of 10 applause whether you w're
IL" and cleveland 10 Iitaur: ANA then You
should have gone or nave over ana attended tHe
! next Chicago Convention. lHttIl dpplau,eI
THr BDLrEEs ,AG-rPIAL POLITICIANS.
That tho way we do among men aud fIeenen-that
! is the way we TO- Now Mr.. Gur6e says that there
a scholastic maxim that whoever lived wholly detached
ron other be either devil or ANGEL But
these grutl.me haf only wish to be semlietachci
! from the Republican party and semtattacheG to tAe
Dewogla cpaty lLnuCherl Well, now, there Is another
| puzzle. They couuot suck from tle breasts o. the
Democratic party, Democratic principles for It would
kill them [Great laughterl They cannot suck the mix
OF sound principles OF Kepubhcansm, for there arc so
many that we need % distribute aIDOgg the found
linz, that are cro1dinT iop our parry t44t we haye none
to spare FOR them. Loud laugherI IL Is SAID by or
| great poct
"To him who ia tre love Of Nature
Hold, col n union win her visible forms,
enr speaks various language
! Now you may remember "a good while ago when they
with Polk ana NIi-Il that they SAID h VS. Kangaroo
,tori rOoH Of pro,lncr by Which We can
appeal these same visible orms 81 n"IuIo me n an
gsloo, which carries ~ youns not Incorporated with
/ IT, not sucking at lts breast, Out in
/ pouch it carries them. Great laughter.l
/ tEo,c robust bourbon legs Of Governor Hend lcks
-Llugh.erl Thee young political marSupais Wi ma
themselves carried win some pretty sharp Jumps and
Do io some tious that wall fri yhten them II the; t
their heads OF the pouch. lLaushterl Pray, what
vii they do wh them what wlh t4e' do wte then
aJIguterl That postponed As riddle until after the
Presidential election lApplduseI
TIE ErFoRN" GOVERNOR EXcoRIATED.
But it is said that Governor Cleveland and the Demo
cratic party together make such nice prep0nderance Of
Civil service reform Nh Blaine and General Logan
| and our great party left quite IN the urch
Well let rs look at this last convention Governor Ceye-
land was " Reform" Governor. We had great mass
meeting of citizens without distinction Oi partyat the
Cooper Institute, and or reason or other seemed
To be osdered identified with reform and spoke for
and represented their committee Well when these great
measures this city were passed We expected ther
approval from Governor veand aud iound nat ne
had urulpatcd great Grimm 49, politically speaking
Mr.. Hubert thompson ana Mr. Davdson Wh0 thlnAl
was sheriff waiting for the b' to he signed
nat were % cut OF the continuance ot Mt Hubert
Thompson after the next election ana were expecting
hni tGa Commit ssoncr and the sheriff would be removed
10 the Governor for malfcasancc. That the opinion
without distinction OF pary-O the retoTmers OF DOM
parties And now, while we supposed that Governor
ieyeand was M the herosm OF removing the Votsry
of 1899 contracts aud unbalanced bids great aghter
| Hubert Thompson, Hubert Thompson has taken him
down to National Conysntion and presented
! of thatl Only think OF that! Laughter
and then this County Democracy and the Irving Hall q
think it sl party concluded tney could ne useiu 10
cleveland and cleveland could he useful to them laugh
teri and hey took hin down he ween them ana they
sm0te Tammsny aud John Kelly hip and thigh mat IA
what they dd-these tS0 " halls aud took Iamlndny
| and JohE Kelly lhisscsl-I say these Democratic re-
! formers took 1am@auy Hall and John Kelly
| i'm a cage down the National Conyentlon-
| in a c,ge of the unit rule tGreat laughterl They
/ e4hibited him there as cripple and show. And he
7 came back and they came sack Now II understand
npubltc question. this public question; whether
Two factions Of city politics could struggle with rival
/ faction and make candidate OF the Governor OF the
Whole State TO be reform candidate for two nails ana
btcak down another And II John Kelly has any or the
Christian, Of human kindness about nm, al oi H,y ~
the STATE aud people hc will again 10 carried do"n 90
Nltoua uvcuiOn Ia cage because even tue inter-
est would I've lost then. ne might be cripple Out no
cold not be "a show hccau-e u would be an Oh s.ofy
/ That it what thluk on that suhrc, .
Nov, Gen.rl Uusr Laughter h.scs and chcers, who,
think IA by the dhc,t among the puhc men OF tnc
/ old. Inc wings And uiu'