New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

lelormor
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Now watch The beaten Cleveland trielsten whllo
they trN ~ this city to save something fom the
wreck, Tho thing they want to save IN Hubert o.
Thompson, TO save him they will bargain away all
the Kingdoms of the earth. ANY shutting and trad
ing " Citilons Committee" can make any terms It
plcases with tho County Democracy. They will
support anybody tor Mayor; aaybody for any
thing. If only tGcy eau have secret pledge that
Hubert .. Thompson shall be rcappointcd Com
missioner Of Public Works No matter what pre-
tcnccs are made. they will support no Citizens
ticket unlcss its udilltc for Mayor has gwen
that pledge. 4 vote for a man who has given It ~
"a vote 10 restore the dynasty of William NJ. Tweed
IA the person ol rs bad anl ~ dan wrons man IN
the same place. Beware of Citizons Committees
of sham holormcrs. in open secret alliance wlth
the County Democracy. Ihey are merely the
puppets which Hubert o. lhonpSou is pulling.
Readers Of The ErcaioJ POST who have lost their
money because they put faith in it, tremendously
positive pro ictons. viii please trnst that concern
a little nper There are still several Republicans
who would like new hats aud coats.
Dispatches published Yesterday when it was too
late for them to reach Ohio and affect the result.
disclosed tho theory on which the Democrats have
s,oms tlat thou IN they have often aud loudly de
clarcd that they I'D expectation of success, their
oders were all tho ume privately asserting that
nothing could defeat them. Their theory wa, that
eleven northwestern counties could be made to gve
Democratic muOrltic, sufficient 10 balance eleven
Republican counties. including the Reserve in the
northeast: that the remaining counties i'm the state
down TO Hamilton. Batter and Mont gomory, would
be q stanloh. and that he Democratic majority m
the state wonld be that which the party could
secure in Hamilton Butter and MONTGOMERY, which
gave Hoadly in 1883 plurality OF 1,slO. and III
which the opportunities for fraud are almost un-
limited one difficulty about is theory is, that in
the northwestern counties the Democrats gained
about "A much as was possible both honestly and
by fraud lat year. Then tley were not watched
or restrained by objective Republican organization.
nor was there any sufficient protection against
frauds In Hamilton, Butler and Montgomery
Counties.
You blank blauked liar" shouted m rato De-
pcndent last night not far from The Nac York Inns
office. what have You been telling me these lies
for about Blaines mpopulaiityY begin to think
MI the rest Of your yarns about him are lies, too
II does rather look that way, unhappy follower of
H. o. f. But wait tlll YOU hear from Now York.
lhe pot has only just begun to boil.
How dread iulN unpopular MI hlhlne ~, '" ~
sure Especially IN Maine and Ohio ANY other
candidate wnu Il he glad to hnve aliitleoi his per,
sunnl nnpopuinrity'
llas n helped ~, Neb- lork H1ah an, 10 tell is
readers Iasehcojs about the prospect IN Ohio
u,as At sphnf9 feel that Notihpfn Pacific states
manahin has increased HE influence With decent
,tti9pnsi When he made even The most af,ieht
supporters of Mr lieelpi ipeeil ht the malishahey
aud meannnss of his attacks upeR tfesdent tfant,
he mighi have lpained sema,hiha of American
character iiut he did not, Perhaps even after
November he may stli fancy that Americans ke
90 have Ameiean soldlers aud statesmen 'ilihed by
iessIan
VIII The Ersaag Post now repeat its fatuous az
sertion that MIR Blaine defeat Is assured alreadSf
The Saa repeats its demand for an apology from
Tie Post for attributing TO it "a discredltable
opinion which it has never xpressed" namely, that
Mr. Blaiue's denial of ownership in the Hooking
Valley is lie. The Post replies by reprinting all
the articles in question in parallel columns aud by
assuming that the text proves what 1t does not
prove. Its recourse to the deadly parallel" would
be q grotesque act of mental mbcciltv II ITS dis
ingenuousness were not so apparent. The text of
The Suns article plainly shows that the lilo which II
did not consider important was not Mr. Biaine's
denial but this particular effort Of the acksnipes
of the Bureau of Defamation" The Post evidently
hopes TO impose upon the credulity and stupidity
of its readers by its of 'the deadly parallel
Ii has had cmldlike faith in that instrumentality
ever since Tmn TRIBUNE. by the prolongei aud re-
morseless use of the parallel column device forced
il to retract some of ITS fasehooas about
Mr. Blaine,
"Tho G. O. p. Doomed shouted The Boston Post
In anticipation of the promised victory IN Ohio.
The Grand Old Party is IN condition to inquire
with smile whether the Boston millonnaires have
any more money to spend in buying votes for
" Cleveland and Reform"
How do the readers of the treacherous Ner- York
Times like TO be cheated every day, as they have
been for weeks, by the pretended news of that
paper from Ohio I
The Dependent organs may concentrate In tncm-
selves all the virtue IN the country as they profess
to believe, but they evidently have not quite all