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

the American volunteer soldier. He entered the war q
primse lie came out the highest in rank ana te nost
lannon's of ali the men who enlisted civil life. Ever
the people of his great state have ke nun III
lie House and senate, until tne ose, iS 49,, S
presented him at Chicago as her candidate LOT @ hE
est office II body que ',ions @ e his Ssnd NJ en-
countering him IN debate
ANswERlNG THE CRITICISM OF CAMBRIDGE PRO
PEss0Rs.
oe the resident of Harvard tells his neghbors that
the platform is immoral and demagosical Well differ
with the worthy president The Republican platform
states souarcy and cleanly what majority Of Rcpuhli
cans Think. The Civil Service plank was drawn by
George William Curtis. and that about the surplus ly
ahcf Lodge President Eliot thinks the civil service
resolution is not honest Well would rather stand for
civil service reform with the men WHO paS'l I law W
last year, with dmuuds and Hawlei ana JOIN 0ei
and Doman Is. Eaton. than with the men VINO le'ile'
pcndrton to private lie President EuOl uotS nov
the Ch,urse resolution. quite agree with MIN. Ike
the Declaration of Independence better But am sorry
10 say that the policy OF ChneSH excursion j. ~ ~,
ance with the opinion Of large majority of the American
people of both parties. We must submit To tl We
convert them President lhot expresses INC y,', -
OF lite body of men about Cambridge am nPi,ie 80
believe he does not represent the colcgc-Wh'So '
ence. my Judgment. has tended inhnIen 10 ~
the public liz OF the commonwealth lIe, ,ioir ,,v,
Taught oar educated youth 10 he asidiheu 81 n, -, 80
history. They nave told them tlat s.mV may, tnev
the war there has been "a" uhe hcl " rev were
how could honorahly serve MS country 80
preaching the strain during the war, dil W. -
Inc war Their eyes are microscopes "hl,H -" -"
hlcmsh Oh the skin but cannot take IN IAN ',''l
shin and mo- public virtue the payment oi thc oep, III
Tie settlement Of the currency IN thc return 10 ,
Taymeui in the sublime cCWcnCy thal dedlt VIZ" ,u'
o"nered er the val in the great self restraint Of inc
Alabama treaty. in the miraculous dcNe!"lh'tl. W. ~,
manufacture. the creation oi our great CONES ID
niece m The peaceful settlement Of the disputed res
Hnn,ial s,,cceIsinn There il hardly man who has
tte anr of the RESPONSIBILITIES Of public life who las
not been compelled to undergo the contempt SIlu
CiSm of these gentle rmits " Cambridge IL ma u'cn
80 from the beginning Even the men whom ih'y are
now most eager to praise, and whose examples they cit
10 the decay Of modern statcSlia,uip !ne! a.
inc same measure to in tkeir tme-Iohn Adams ana ms
islious sons, sumner. srew, Wilson, a. tneE ci ,
tnir cun TO each lury should write OVER lr
inscription Fathers stoned TINS prophet an" We
build his sepulchTc.'
Congressman John d. Long. who was an td-
Inupds delegate to the Chicago Convention sald III
part:
Of IIncsn and Andrew, Of New-Engane ara the whoi"
progressive North and 10 unite "ilh me great naS>
MASSACHUSETTS, in the election Of their candidates
the Republican nomneos for the iItSI
n believed that the election Of Blaine would put hack
the reform of the civil service n ava nor beeVe w
undsr his Republican administration NAV 1aue trt in
forward 10y the very necessity o. lts behg nov ba
Republican hands, If ! dd no, pei' aDd W." 80
Democratic succes. would endanser anu d,h,ns
could rcsat it, being swept nv tho Democratic m
unlatou for plumber and srois thrh "99u h"i i,'yid
MOTT the Republican Presidential ticket VI 1rn'N'u
ibai The ~ Blaine would endlngoi or hnas'h
snnnducAs nn1 involve Wild sChcucs ot pahklhs hNu '
trncv n d1 believe that nomoc'ac Hnc''s' M'9e
,nlaipp that risk tcnfod. then would not Nnlc lh
BiaIao o.. " ala net believe thal b'u'"
cratic success would tie sn"tY ,h "gSo "a,
a.. n now nndn etptrsnon IN ~ in"cihilr '"uH' "' p
irseutnt,rs IL iecahj aud pai"ll'alt wa ''"
aud defence. would not vote ioi Nj hlanr N"R'u''
neH fear not We nic going 70 nav" n"i W,,j , , .,,.
We shall have another Reputli,hn flrHi'rh' AM "Nu
Inn u government that VIII command ttrl"r, "I n.n'
have most at sJahs IA the Woiuo aud dra'n'' 81 'N'
country