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


tell-tae blush. With this exposure of the plot fur
ther punishment will come, moreover and when
the next hot wave arrives there will be none to
envy the state of the rash youhs who have thus
toyed with the deepest feelings Of their best girls
and who will then find themselves defenceess amid
the Sar1onc laughter OF their Justly angered dupes,
before the no longer eyitable icecream saloons.
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Hendrlcks9 Hendricks Lots see ; isn't he tie
man whom the Democrats claim was Defrauded OF
the Vice Presidency a few years ago' Schurz ? Carl
Schurz Didn't he hold Office as Secretary of the
Interior under President Hayesi Yet Mr. Schurz is
throwing mp his hat for Mr. Hendricks. What has
hap cned' Has Mr. Hendricks forgiven and for
gotten or has Mr. Schurz repentcd
Opinions about the Democratic platform vary in
most mysterious way. one Democrat thinks it the
mclncst sraddc of the age; another pronounces it
the grandest piece OF cunulng work ever witnessed
another says it IS full of cheap demagogism, and
another that it is empty; one says it is a splendid
composition. and another that it contains more
word, and fewer ideas than any other platform on
record After much reelection upon these strange
Inconsistencies OF opinion. it may be suggested that
each person speaks only of that fraction which Ice
has read. That nobody has read the whole plat
form may be- safely assumed Il * a big patchwork
made of seven Of Mr. Marbles longest editorials, OF
the " lirc-bc in night" variety three of Mr. Wat
tcr,ons " between the sherry and the champagne
six other tricky and windy platforms, lot OF irag-
ments contributed by craulls. and Governor
IIoadly's oraion for the Cronln fraud. No wonder
people who approach the mammoth thing from
different sides form very different impressions.
out of abundant caution Tbe NGc- York sun ia
respectfully informed thus early IN the campaign
that Governor Clcyean1'4 weight is only 2254
pouuds-on tho hay scales
During the lingering Illness of President Garfield
! the American people loaned on Mr.. PLANE. When
Garfield died kindly expressions toward Mr. Flame
were frequent IN every direction. ono of these,
! from NE NdhrNic trcnig1 idu0r lDemocraich Of
! september 20 lsol. IA Indicative of tho feeling of
! the entire country. II Is rrprodu,cI below
10 the Secretary OF state the tour quarters ~ ih'
Union owe debt oi gralit,de for The noble manner h
whioh hr 'uPcrntoudDd the ru OF iao f,'d.ni aulht
40 citIo no. has had Tor tc ia nv NJ The dccci.od
wG. n WAY ~ T nro me- o a d ' boi ' aud
for tnr dny hulleuus ~ Lovo uut told anSior mill
ions the ira, condition oi their ch'cL Al honor then.
90 Nlt Blaine. sud 10 the htntr uii produced 'on ~
worthy OF pppulnr utdft lho ftur hl' mucn 10 store
! for tus ll-'n uishcl statesman, AMI NO mailer VIA
dhl'u"- ui ppI'l.I l"iu' u ~ tl'l' Ihr Son'ntI.
tni" to dd 10 the W" inr" ., me secret NV, VINO u.
c,'roccupJ aWAu corner Boz thohodt oioNoy nrbiassod
American.
The impression currently cXprc i'cd in tho DEM
ocralc and Republican plcss that Governor Clcye-
! aud has mo- record should be corrected. He ha3
quite "a rccord-lu SOME directions. Tho two hang
/ iugs that me- conducted as sheriff at Buffalo went
off " ith urotnc,, and dispatch there wasn't sin.
| ,lc interruption IN the ceremony Now that ho
/ ha, thc moose about the neck of the Democratic
! party u Is 10 be- hoped that the ceremony will br
equally laailcss.
| The Roy'on Trar,,ier cll,a,tcntou to the notable
! ftct that after steadily as-lllrnG the air with
shouts for Cleveland for weeks not one of the
/ kicking Republican papors of that clty now that
lac Is nominated. pledges hun IT, support and sug-
! ecs.s that the old Bourbon, have again sold them
selves for moss Of pottage
! The lincsof Mr. Bmdlaughdo not appear 20 be east
i'm pleasant places. lie recently sustained another
setback " in the shape OF an adverse verdict IN
| the action brou .ht against him for illegal voting IN
! the House of Commons. The jury found that in
administering the oath TO hims If he did not take
It I'm accordance with the practice of Parliament
Thc con, Iteration that the House refused to let the
oath be administered 10 him in the usual manner #
course did not come before the jury. which perhaps
could not properly have reached any other conclu-
sion than the one it came TO- But the fact remains
! that the House exceeded its prescriptiNe right III
refusing to let him take the oath, and that nearly
all ITS actions in preventing him from exercising
/ his functions as a duly elected member have been
potorio,l~y in the line of usurpation and nequty.
/ No doubt Mr. Bradaugh has made himself obnoX-
! ions to ceusure in many ways but that does not
/ iu,tify the Acknowledgement OF his constituents
and their deprivation of polit cal rights in a high
/ handed and He -al manner.
NeW-Yor, is a foreign city. OF course II Is for free
trade II pooh-pOOhs and ignores projection 10 American
industry With the exception 81 The IRi5l NJ All tue
Leading papers are free trade because The importers
and olbcrs and many OF ne bankers are Tor Irce trade
TIE TKIBtNE is lighting great Dattle Tor OI IA
L, rirs Rub Ncw-l Ork lty ana Its IOrrlSn lnuu
rncr audthe state would De Republican ny one hundret
! thousand MAJORITY Fhladaph"tH item.
! IRpt Ne,y-York is also Il great manufacturing
itv and that Ncw-York is not foreign but intensely
! American We shall beat the free-traders yet, on
| their own grOund.-fd.l