New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
orr FRLENDN. TIE ENEMY.

Of course nl lies are sins and among th"ologiauS stan
ticlau, u lie has to be- weighed against it, results. \ h
which produce. considerable effect Is alway hro'c
| .-lENcnmg Post
The maiori.e in Maine and Ohio show that the
effect of your campaign of lying begun in April
| last has been incolsilcrabo. Weighed against the
results, your fllsehools have proved light air.
Bnl do not Goccive yourselves You cannot hope
to escape the moral responsibility for such cam
vass of defamation You have con uoted by point
| inc to he meagre results accomplished.
| Alas, what would the Republican majority have been
in Ohio If Blaine had only stayed at home New ork
World
What would the Republican majority have been
in Ohio if Cleveland had o0lv gone out there and
made few of his puerle speeches. thus giving The
intelligent voters of that State a chance to gauge
his intellectual capacityf
Colonel Bargar tccgraphed the committee that the
state OF OHIO la gone Democratic by large ma(3rlIv,
white Colonel Dudley telegrapnod to the Republican
Committee like result for them 80 Democratic FationaI
Committee report
Qnite expensive this valuable information was to
some Democratic innocents on Tuesday They
went right out and made bets. The next day, half
of them went right out and paid them
There are many TO be made in the city this
wear From those who are In position u Know II IL
learned there nearly two thousand who WI cast
their first vote the state for Cleveland ana waller
On whole the Blaincitcs VIII near snnelilne very
ponderous drop Oh election day.-New- ua'en dispatch
to Herald
This in a good estimate. We expect to hear some
thing drop in Connecticut. 1t may be observed that
only . 600 new votes are claimed for Cleveland.
The increased vote in the state will be not less than
10000 If anybody is curious to figure ont the re-
shifting satisfaction for Cleveland he can do so by
the rule of three.
New-YorL is sure for Cleveland and NewYorL means
victory IN. Y. World
Is there any particular in cheating readers any
longcrf New-York if gained, would leave you
twelve votes short. AMI New-Nork is about as sure
for Cleveland as Maine or Ohio.
Farmers -ay that there profit In wheat at 81 cents
cultivation New i"rA Herald
There Is no section of the country where any
large quantity cf wheat is no sold by the farmers
at that price as he Herdld knows right we'll In
distant parts of Kansas aud Nebraska from 10 to
80 cents was paid even when wheat was lower, a
month ago, than II Is now. Meanwhile does any
body suppose that free trade and the stoppagc Of
Manufactures employing more than million
han0s. would MAKE abetter market for Iirners
Mention hostility Of the the Republican
ticket tlls ,en' and tne s"o Is mat ,or r'ori n"L
Courier r-JOurna
No; he will mention Cincinnati and inquire
whether yOu are an I.s.
II Is doubtless true. moreover that II all the Republic
cnn bocrs against Blaine frce-tutcr, least
all The frcc-trd,rs IN the party mat side Oh
they there They must bo there. Tor the key
Oi Blancs canvas, protection. But Will such al
lies help or hurt Cleveland Il The san
The best answer Is given by the Democrats them
selves, VINO now AFRAID oI ,hc tariff question
as the EvIl one Jf hoiv-water. six months ago
they were boaslug that tAeY would carry tao
country on that issu
Me,.r.. Dudley and Fillcy Informed newspaper
men that lIuur inat thcy claiming -tao
Dy 1900 MAJORITY put Nh ifugnr suilci al thi, and
said ju-t ruto ever, nuN tat tue ballots
wrrc nll H. ~ DoinOoratlo victory tOIuOs
Dispatch
TINS Mr. Bargar is a delightful person. He has
enabled good many Republicans to clolhe aad
cover themselves and - provide their families,