New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30
OUR FRIENDS. TIRE ENEMY.

OCR FRIENDS. TIRE ENEMY
rst possible that there 100000 voters IN th's STAG
100000 are represented ~ simply the majority among
them over and above tho,e Who mlsh, DE az pn'Jn 10
vote the other ticket Well uppl'e Hr nc'm'r bi"n
be correct IN his calculation And Ia this the result or
his teachings ana oi me teachings oi the ms'.s 81 w
Gospel al over the state who have been as,ncatcd WIN
him and who have been spreading abroad the truths OF
our holy religion Is this the state of New York. or Is
it the Territory of Utah General Butler In The sun
II Is the state of New-York, and yesterdays inn
posing demonstration of the metropolitan clergy
in honor of Mr. Blaine proves it. They rallied to
the support of "A candidate who ia his Letter OF Ac-
ceptance denounced Mormonism and all its horrors
and immoralites and pleaded that The sacredness
and unity of the family must be preserved as the
foundation Of all civil government, as the source OF
orderly administration, as the surest guarantee OF
moral purity" This is not Utah, but the home
loving Commonwealth of New-York. Neither Mr..
Clevelands morals nor Mr.. Bcechers frenzled
harangues arc in keeping with public opinion out
side Utah.
The use Of "soap" does not tend toward political
cleanliness Baltimore American
And yet The Ereaing Post has for many days sur
rendered generous share of It's editorial space 10
earnest appeals for "soap" for the use of the lnde-
pendents. Can it be that The Pest holds that
"soap" is one of the virtues that bind society to-
gctherl
Nr Bccchor's statement Of Mr.. Joys remarks about
Blaine simply offered cumulative testimony To Blalhes
yeuality-. The Times
That is not the truth Mr.. Bcechor had the au-
daclty 10 make new charge against Mr.. Blame
because he saw that all others had broken down.
His new charge was that witness, then absent
from the country had told him something. The
witness tclcgraphed that Rccchcr lied Mr.
Beechor now insists that his own witness is a liar
and tho controversy between the two is becoming
one of personal vcraciy in which we regret to
say MIR Beecher il getting very much the worst OF
It. Meanwhile. if MIR. JOY Ia not to be believed
his alleged statement AGAINST Mr.. Blame was
worthless If he is to be believed. he never made
any such statement, and lIr. Beecber l. n liar.
Whom the train came to stop thc enormous concoursc
rounds rocs i'm ia pan Thon Nv BAno mced the
hggc't assrmhlngc ne has acrn since he leii lnos anu
moro enthusiastic ono than any hc over met-lPater
son report. The san
This report of tho welcome given Mi Blaine at
Patterson shows tho folly of Tho Democratic who
have choacn NJ sohnu and Mt lcecher the two
most conspicuous ftcc.iialcra IN tho country to
advocate Cleveland IN that city, Paieteon has
meyer si,cn ~ large majority tor ans body ~ Is
likcly Is Give tor MI lllane.
neccher cannot save h he cnn 40 no more than hclp
hni n,erlris mfnuniri rnniur win cost e,eland A.
rn4, 10000 Votes ~ this state The snh
" W tho nrnplhl uilhlm w lHNbhilh 'hhi w
llencher has damaged Goyernor Cleveland even
more than he las damaged hnnaef which Ia any
ing great deaf Even la his own Church the dis
srai AZ MI ncrchers recent uttrranrrs has brought
about y stronger Republican feeling than has been
aeeh fut many leats
We vote taihmg annpt Intelligent ncruhncnnp not
tho fui lirruhiiuans who rlU tlahp ufstua NJ spus
hr man uf 'ithrt Wiii rlrNea iu one Wnmrnl nav w
nlann rai carry thlA state much leas 10y 4ouoo mN"'
u, Tho Wwid
Let IA pat this on record, About thia time neit
week Ve nha know whether there alo ANY fou
Democrats" al present editing Democratic organs
Nlr nreoher then compared halne and Cleveland lilo
said no mantle MAS biz enough tooo'oI iaihea wicked
ness while Cleveland stool pure and white as snow,
lAir beeoher's Trenton speech, n y Times
Ii MIR. Cleveland be immaculate. why did Mr
Beechor's brethren of the clergy assemble en- mas"
yesterday TO protest against the election OF
moral eper'
have doubt that throughout the State tonight
wherever the news of the decision relehes-and II VIII
undoubtedly be widespread-that new issue has sud
denly been developed which ought To be aVOaple 10
Democratic success The vote OF last year cast 10y the
Ropubhcans for eprotection which made the
Democratic majority appears not to have been renewed
AT the late election. They may realize the necessity OF
Immediately making the Democracy their allies and
with Us in November Governor liOadly, Ot ONO
Governor IIoadly dscoses the dishonest purpose
of this Democratic trick " ithout doubt the inten-
ton was to revive the excitement among hqnor
dealers and without giving lncHi tlluc W ioaiiA'
that no vote in the Presidential election could affect
the question, to capture votes enough to carry the
state This is Governor loadlys calculation, and
he adds "whatever use possibly be made of to-
DAYS decision will he made by Democratic mana
gers in every part of Ohio" But II is too late; his
eyes is sot"
In Mr. McCulloch have an economist and hnancier
umiXe with the politician. Judge Gresham Is aso
well equipped for his new position In these appoint
mcns Arthur has done the best mat eOuu DE
done The Herald.
Does anybody suppose that these Republican APP
! pointments would be equaed BY Governor Cleye-
| land if he sh puld be elected Has he anybody as
worthy or capable whom ne would be likely or per-
mitted to appoint
II have disputed election there will bea still more
general shutting down of mills. furnaces and factories
There Will he terrible distress aud ring throughout
| the country. The Herald.
Greater distress and far greater suffering through
out the country would result it, instead of uu-
certainty there should be the terrible certainty of
Democratic victory aud change of tho policy
upon which our industries depend. The working
| people have tho sense to know it,
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| The ST. Louis Giob Democrat contains dispatch
| from Atlanta, Ca giving an account Of aman down
there who perambulates around carrying his skull
in a box" That's nothing. Next week Grover
Cleveland will be going around the streets of Al
bany carrying his head under his arm.