New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tho d mo,rsts who BEGAN Ivy Ginning every state In
whc1 the German IL OF importance. and tho1 sadly
rainuuished one alter thsr perhaps rather 90
much to nope for" are now stalking tbcr cpuai on
Wisconsin, in lance on the day arcam' OF Colo vel
Wis It's worth mott tina Colonel Villas has not YET
intinated his wllingn az 70 ac3art hat wliK0yer
nouIxaton for Cover ror OF Wisconsin,
BY the way what ha. becom' Of the fraut ! sue J
Tn~rc stands Mr.. Hendricks. he mart r. re dy 10 be
Q owned, and the gigantic crime ~ 1876 Is ju VIII re
j. slvays But Tor some reas Democratic orators
are negcctng their opoort,Hity Pos bly President
Hayess se re lry OF m Int ror has monopoly OF TIA
Is,uc. but Mr. SonucE ought not 10 Jet il pol ON his
hands.
Up 10 this point" The Trenton Tirrs. the Dem
ocratic party in wJcrscy has been losing ground
That is a mild and conservative statement OF the situa
tiou and though entirely inadequate ~ a description
may he allowed to pass at this Stage Of the campaign
About month from now The Tins Will doubtless De
frank enough to tell the entire truth.
In a letter from Sa3hyilIe to The Tcnnerse1n. Mr..
John RIhm who has unusual facilities for aSceriaing
the feeling of German American citizens say': know
not NJ my own personal know ode OF single German
Republican except lr. schurz, who refuses to support
Mr. Blaine; the other hand know 81 con'i''rdhe
number ot German Democrats who say they VIII voie
with Republicans this time further state that the
Germans Of my personal acquaintance are more enthu'
iastc in politics this year than have seen thoia since
the first Grant campaign
General Butler denies The story that he recently asked
Governor Cleveland for All interview. and II had he
adds believe Governor Cleveland Is gentleman and
never would end me the answer that lie could lie found
any time at tho Executive Office in the capitol at
ALBANY il General Butler desired to him. That
would have been the answer Of blacEguar and f. the
answer the edor OF the Springfield Republican puts into
C1eveland's mouth; because never comforter
that Of which he has conception; ana The Republican
ma, made the answer Mr. Cleveland that ne ReO-
Hcan would naturally make This wou.! seem TO put a
ouictu, upon one story OF Governor Ccyeand spartan
frnne-- upon which assistant Democratic newspapers
have particularly Pridsd themselves
The Democrats have given up asserting that nine
tenthS the German American voters OF the country
are enthusiastic for Cle Gland ami are now mildly piping
instead that there great ndlcr among the SONS OF
the Tathrrland We have lot noticed however, that
any Democratic journal has noted rs am illustration OF
TIN, Indifference Republican meeting in ~. Louis the
ether evening at which nearly 5000 Germans listened
with delight and responded with tremendous cheering
while Dr. Pleetorius Editor Of me BesHiche Past pro-
claimcl the imperative necessity ana tie bri.h promise
Of Republican triumph.
The Hon VIII f. English, son Of his father, ana oc-
cupant OF seat in Congre,. which he not elected
declare, that his business Interests mreru>ey dtmah"
hi. entire time and attention and compe. h To decline
denominations The fact chat Nr. En-ii-h ON tho one
hand nl many reason, TO DOUBT his power 70 OBJ Elm the
nomination. and on tine other every reason To believe
that Mr. Pcelle whom he ,fraIdel before. woid To-
feat him by such majority House " Representa-
lives would dare - disregard