New-York tribune., 1884-10-05


American.
With No disposition take any business from the ply
sicans prescribe to all those who imagine themselves
Rofouners small quantity Of blue mass and little Pep
sin.
"Dcmocratic Cpngresa failed 10 extend whiskeyS
bonded time DoInocrnt- blacknaed the saloons and re
pealed nothing aud offended 10000 woolgrowcra. anc
finally ondeavurrd to stop every mill In the country
l. that any reason why should carry OHIO Ana
there sole hope that enough people arr m'crnlf
to ont count the comfortable" So said Ohio Demo
cfat but Yesterday to me.
John Thompson H. running the Ohio campaign lie
catsa kd tulqt every day for breakfast aud hof
rows 1hnunans bandannato wipo his mouth with
kinrrnan Page pcmocrat. SAYS Gcorgc Jones' ". has
dono Cleveland harm thnu good hy cabling ovcrh"
horror Of the British public at NJ nniuc'a impending
election. 1ui then. hc did not know there vaa amy
American public That ia nn old editorial d7'n'"
unc,cr could be said osnn. Gcorec nlss that he ves
not gooi prosecution of u thicf
Tho reform cnmpis has rndcd IN dtit ul nli The Hu-
picous people III The country into cornrr and fencing
hcn n Men mtur to friendship brihc takers, Jeremy
Dddicrs thoy Who have broken up homes, river gam
| blcrs, per7ons Who have sold Worthless
property to friends and widows, people who
ing people, and they who only spots in the sum- min
gle ia union with all The rcactionarics Ia thc land and
call il reformation. Turn on the hose.
Colonel Tom Ochltree who tells truth than news
paper paragraphcrs. writes The last time met
Mr. Garrett IN the private loge OF Minister Morton at
the Grand Opera IN Paris. He accompanied by Mrs
and Miss Garrett and in excellent reminiscent
humor. remember he told me he present when An
drew Johnson proposed the pcrempt"rv arrest OF Gen
cral Robert f. Lee j. j. Johnston and other Confederate
leaders. He spoke of the way in which General Grant
Indignantly refused to be party to such proceeding.
He said il the only time ne haG ever seen Grants
eduanmity disturbed that his literally bazed with
anger. and that he Informed Mr. Johnson that any ar
tempt interfere with the status Of these Southern
erals arranged 10y him would his instant rcsgna
ton Gencral-inChief Of the Army Mr. Garrett said
lhat General Grant paida high compliment to the ability.
honor and bravery OF Generals Lee and Johnston aud
| their armies. and said that he would not bc made
| "A party 10 humiliate them or break faith with them
He accompanied Mr. Lincoln to the field Of Antieam
the day after the battle. He said that Mr. Lincoln vis
tied the wounded Of both armies In the improvise hos
pals and ne would forget that occurred
between him and young soldier from North Carolina
whose wound was pronounccdmo by the physician
companying the party Mr. Lincoln put his under the
neck the poor boy. and talked with him Of h mother
and sisters home until. said Mr. Garrett. the tears
weed mp from his great heart and and fell upon the
!
Clara Norris supposed to be incursbly Ill several
years has by leading restful home hfeiwith de
voted and cultivated husband. been abb" 70 recover and
even strengthen her powers a. the past weeks eN
perience at NJ and Mrs. Iankn's Theatre has shown
Goodwin pays her $4,000 for the Of about r
] teen weeks.
observed High Bridge expensive angular stair
way blasted the rocks and the steps appar
| emily supplied with artificial stone.
Work is quietly proceeding OH the Mornngsidc Park
and il already connected by cross streets with the
Riverside Drive Streets are being opened Icy the steam
drill through the rocky ribs adjoining McCombs Dam
Bridg" and drive along the Harlem
River all the way Met Comb, Dam Bridge j. poor re-
nccton the engineering quality and public spirit OF
| this island
| The statue Of Admiral Dupont for Washington City.
bronze III this city.-work We could not do
protection laws passed. but had to cast even
the bronze gates OF the Capitol and the statue 0 Freedom
! ia Munich -monuIneut.ize- the end OF hundred
years snguarly pare and transformations family OF the
most ancient stocL in France OF Dupont de- Ncmours NJ
Theirs IN the first chapter of his history: The O
position secretly directed by Dupont, young man
gifted with a acios mind and possessed Of great firm
ness perseverance, who alone perhaps amidst the
present troubles had future in vIew and designed to
lead his class the Court and the Nation. end very
different from Parliamentary arlstocracy When this
statesman found France depraved beyond hope or help
he came 70 America where hi, had started powder
factories on the Brsmdywine Greek The posterity of
those ,ns ias been pure humble before God, blessed in
their health and estate above family seeking mar
rascs and they spare at least one boy in every genera
ton military naval service OF his country Ii
was Pierre Dupont already nanedw IN l7-3 framed
the treaty Vergenne,s assistant which England had 10
sim renquishing the New World He lived to the
Young Republic beat England a second time from these
! shores and died IN the state OF Delaware, lsl7 The
return OF Napoleon from EDa and his welcome by the
French again dsgu,tcd this gentleman with Europe.
Tbs Late Admiral Dupont, grandson Of the luDcist
above VIZ, born Bergen Point the waters Of New
York years after the family cmgrated 10 America
lie was at sea a midshpman when his grandfather died
He took Hilton Heal AZ the ot hity-eIght Lauut
Thompson might varied the spy glass business IN
naval statuary " presenting this venerable Christian
man reading service personally 10 his crew - he was
about to them into the teeth OF tie batteries in
Charleston HarbOr
1t thing reflect that the party OF moral ideas
and austere life has to rely upon set OF ignorant
brewers and the passion for drunkenness "a their last
hope. Passionate men, g0od can come OF. It, All
roads which lead into the Democracy cross the IN
returning bridge The lofty candidate Is another
Jaques Artevede and puts his public salary into the
manufacture OF He thus seeks to break down the
American kidney.
Considering that Grover Cleveland IS preachers SON.
his going the brewery business shows at least that
he has forgot his catechsm.
The brewers In New-York expecting to destroy
the Republican party in ohio under the deusion,
yeast in the head. that they thus break down all
temperance movements in this country. They are only
breaking down the dikes II is great sacrifice after
all to live sober for ones country
n.y. Ike