New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
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What Mr.. Prrcrl did say was e very different
th.pr In. letter read thus: "Iuformation has
come tonne from a source M which place implicit
con iGe.ca. materially cblngi Cine st1,euf facts
lie therefor. v,,h6rlw- tine moral loper' remark
huI 4. careful NOT 9, say ANYTHING c'mW"udir tie
Goy.mor The same sense of honor whish led hrm
fo modify Mf statement we may be sure, would
have l,d him to- .iy what me uo.d f,lsll. says ne
satd il IL had seemed 10 him the truth
Mr. c,c,ol,,a was nominated rot bc.iu,o The Demo.
era Nnrt.I him. n. because lar hoi m. Republicans
9uutrd huu 80 tnoir prom ' otiH'. hot 'h' c'r aty
II u tom hl. como. aud uo8 Ga" only qnc,i i.
vtc.nort O. N.te "' th' E'whrr rr'l1 ~ M" equal
those thc Dem cratic noIUts.. Sew .lu,e ruH
Though The mn regards the disruption Of the
Democratic party as calamity, It will surely take
a moro healthy and correct view oi the matter in
time. Tie Democratic party Ia, been tho National
nuisance and its disruption viii rcuder possible an
honest organization ON t,c ba,is of sincere beliefs.
"Oh Iwl4 alvay9 Democrat whenever have any
.c .or % orztul jon of tIo Nusslchu-c s De uucrncy
",,i, IN yic tiey ,rc yoint it aon,. Won't TAX,
thcm back %. b. lut'r rc"or,cd by Tho sun
A the organ GRINDER lcs his monkey dance
aroind nj The end OF a chain. General Butler allow,
the Democratic organization in Massachusetts, to
vote arniust him when he has no u.s. for II. To he
Eutlcr's performing moullcys must delight Mcssrs.
Abbott, Saltoustall, Prince aud The Boston lfosL
"u.liu,t q much the character - Mr. Bl1in' tmt Il
nm trtn u tns Presidential tuyitt Tho character OF
Ia, pr. pic of tia country. tNcw'forA linct
That s true. II the people of this country are
base enough and moan enough to give ear to the
,landcr, which m, TimS now uses To help n can
didate whom it denounced year ago ~ unworthy
of pub,Ic respect and confidence, the pooplo need
Guardian. The Times apparently believes 1t; We
do not
A, staut Dstrl.t.Atoue' John u shorter: II no.
soe any occasion for alarm nc ner b'l re- cdndldav
lie VIII draw yoct rom The d!I6cs m ne s1nh "hi'h
Mr. blaine has counted oI"-,N New York word.
If Mr.. Blaine has counted on any votes at the
South whether east by white or coloIcd men, he Is
not as slrewd as wcsupposcd. The Republicans pre-
fer to fight shot-guns with ballots-in NewYorll.
II is a curious fact that an honest vote in New
York kills shotgun vote every time, while the
same sort of vote east in Mi,sls,ppi-for further
particulars soc the Mathews case.
uut on the other han /. great number OF voters,
iuIlv OF iri 80 orr tu vii give ihor suhrage5 10
Hutlcr Who W uld VOC tor Blaine 4 Butler were not
r,ijl' i,r I'm this WAY ButrrS ciulidlcy tends dl-
rctly 10 weak n ana brcaa wn the Il publican caudi
date and 10 u Icrlrll CIV ~ IN Ell 90 ~
hs appr tancc III he .,erti0l will BE- felt rtlcr more
ilutOusIy on the K publican .lJc Jhah on thc Demo
e. aiic-l NcW-GOik sun
If "a great number of Democratic voters
were prcp1red 10 vote for Mr. Blaine, but will now
vote against Cleveland only, we should say the
prospect in a state that gave 2l,O00 majority for