New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
orr f6lENDE THE ENEMY.

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| thing r'yoIm In the id,uuf q ci.rEyman prot ung
! hi i'm ealing 81 such pHposo.-iE H. o. III lh'
! NcN York Pos,
T. H. q. ts evidently high-toncd fastidious
! pcullcman. lie can b. counted upon not 60 con-
done the revised version ot the old Testament nm
lcss it excludes what certain "bu2hard named
| Nathan remarked to King David: And Nathan
sad unto David, Thou art the man" OF course
! L.. IT, q. holds that Nathan ought TO have talked
10 David about the weather or free trade.
There are lev Lhcaded men who ctua'y begn 70 think
thar Penn ylva. t. fr Blame ana Logan after
! aL-lNoW-IOrk sun tDemocralc)
Perhaps they arc NATURALIZATION they lie
down; but they all sleep in lunatic asyums.
whether he loss of The So, and S'ar VII he made mp
| l. q leland ihe 81 o. ~, HrH@; I~eS Eo'''ttg
be seen.-CH n ford Tel"g
| The H9aH. Uo-d. Puck and Ti9ib are no gam.
! For that matter, be has always had them, and so
! has any other Democratic caudilate whc wanted
| them. The only gains in this city Cleveland has
made in spite Of all the fuss made about it, are IN
! The Times. Ero,iag Post and Harpa's Heesiy, and
these are more than treby Offset, whether In crcu-
lation or otherwise by the loss Of The sun and Tie
| STAR
II promises 70 no lively canvqss probaby not dirty
the Elin people set out 10 800 Ike Dee aus they are
.ircf Doe uu- discover 10 @, tner Il l. "a ISM
| rcacu6 I'd -u The Il D ID m D.. nm o9 nlol
very lest curs nave en- al r'oet We h'ye thr hop
! Vas. ue,c ..cam,, On OF ant ~ ycw-Yo.k head
! Tell the trgth and put your political associates
/ the fee trade scandal mou-er,-to shame. The
/ Republican political manager knew of the Buffalo
| scandal when Grover Cleveland was nominated for
/ Governor but rcfraiucd from making any use of 1t.
/ Mr. Warren. chairman Of the state Committee, was
informed o,al the details. but never stopped tomake
n an issue I'm that canvass. The charges first at
;r9ctcd attention when publ shed in The Rochester
T.i,o and drlii,,. IN. leading Democratic journal
i'm Western Now-Yor, edited by lifelong and in-
nucntal Democrat, the Hon. William Purcell, then
ON lhe pcmocra lie electoral ticket This was before
Governor Cleveland was nominated at Chicago.
When the Clerical Association Ina Buffalo decided
that il was their duty to- put tho facts before the
editors IL the religious press private letters were
written 10 The ldrdrrc and other journals one ol
which was published. The HHtHO Iei'WGph, an
| Iudcpcudcut Democratic journal, had already
burtod ont the story and Democratic journals IKE
III, Ciuniuud inquirer at once ropuhlshed II and
opcncd the IL -cu--ion of the case IN the West. The
charges originated with and have been circulated
and discussed by thc Democratic press. The Re
| publican press. with few exceptions has declined
| 10 take mp these scandals. our own readers know
| 4 nt I'm. lruI.Nr has studIously RETAINED from
taking part IN this uauscating business. We value
o GOOD opuion Of our readers and FRY To publish
clean paper Tho ouy duoct reference 60 iho shock
i,, details of the disclosures which hls appeared IN
| these columns was u passage IN an interview with
! the Row Henry Ward uccchcr The local commun-
it's has learned what It knows about these charges
by reading The Ircung iod, me Uo'Id The >"",
| The Broohiyn Edgic. The irJok'W Union, aud "thor
| Demo,ratic journals The HcrdLi knows these facts
to bc true: set IT deliberately mlsrcprcscnis thom
and cries call oil your dogsl" 1t ia tho Demo-
cratic press that is always returning, in scfiptural
phrase. "uho dog 10 los yomit'
Tur rFur>r nv direction Off + ltor has rc'lscl 70
~ inphct ,outa ug D sen sion of Mr. Is amos com.
tsYr dcaltups In Lt Rock ana For smith cur-
u,s.-t Inc NcwNo X Zines
Tho Editor of ruf IRlBUNr never authorized
ANYTHING of tho kind. aud will reprint al regular
advertising rates anything from me Lre"w9 Iosfs
columns that is not positively obscene. as some OF
the recent editorials on the Buffalo scandals haze
boon. The Iinc, ba,cd Its Institutions upon
paragraph published In Tho fr0bD Io'L one
might have supposed that II would dstruHi the
,ourcco its information since % has frequently had
occasion to express i'm unmca,urcd terms IT'S con-
tempt for the Editor of that journal. Would II like
some Of those editorials reproduced too
you ... yllt Mr. Bllu.7 uom0uion la' 3lreaiF done
for 49, Not only hts 10 t,k'u Inc 'r'rl cAb"ne al" OF
many wing men who were asere-iYey non 81 hoo.o'
hmI IA, lei eve ~ tl de alton OF he grty Of the
de d wash gton anl Line n hdd TO ne para rI a c'I
t,o,d men ma "a Anne lean people 70 get n ia
sno on the Republ can didat' or grett his o.
,lup- c3nce 5hO all cVsr ne IN lh-pl "h
Of Am r.l an vout h Il dragged own int" tn last
10 meet lis hav had % witness one OF COS IN m
q Is attaIup : at Hr'fana ION VIM ven TIE iuo %
SION t. Al Of partsluahip cannot exeuSe-Cdr Schuz
in BroONiyn
The " most passionate zeal of craftsmanship IN be-
half of tainted bogus rcformer cannot excuse snch
v,ilful misrepre, entatOn as this The friends OF
Mr. Rloipe ,vhan reminded that he has been tho
victim of persistent and naleyolent deIaha'loH'
have replied chat every great man Whom Il' Ain.I
;,, ,,,,l, bayod cllghrel to honor has shared Mr.
Blaiue's fate. Washington WAS not only ch"'Sr"
with beiup a monarchist, canting hypocrIto ana 4
+.itor hut he was also publicly branded by Bache
~ yls b,rora rs defaulter SlaNder-mongerS gave
Abraham Lincoln no peace while he was awe ou'
,,r,,l him with the vilcst and coaT5est SANDERS
denouncing him As a tipsy clown gorilla ''poi'
anal ,,,,s,no him of the grossest immorallt!es IN
GLIDING personal dishonesty. Inc enemies Vi ""''
f.ld made the most malignant and oowardIy as
saults upon his integrity. Remembering '""' 10
nation b, been the common lot of the greatest ana
,,,rest American statesmen. Mr. Blaiues followers
Lovo NOT been frightened by the mere Tact that ne
too has been DETAINED "A "a tattooed nan ,h'S
have ROT been guilty of "profanatlon.' Ihey nave
not desecrateJ the graves OF the dead III reiAnu-
in,tbe American people that when Washington, LIN
coin and Garfield wers living, contemP''o'o mo
ware told about them. They have only warned INC
country against the senseless ana 'nA"sn'n.
NATION 70 which Mr. Blaine like all our greatest
and best men in public NE. hAs Dcen eAPo''"'
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POLITICAL NOTES.
,no sphele of the Hon. Roswell r. Flowers political