New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
asscmblago constant cbb and Cow Of mighty tides
of enthusiastic applause and doep.voiced cheering


One reception Tx. that 70 Cleveland in nooslyn wculs
Blaine achieved In Ohio,--[Utica Observer.
OF course. OF course Carrying q small barbecue
is more significant" than carrying great State.
What's tho usc exploiting an axlomf
In nil my political experience have such
close hand to hand fighting. Every inch Of ground was
contested Allen q. Thurman.
That Is the way Mr. Thurman expresses himself
In regard to the Ohio contest He never saw such
close hand to hand fighting; every inch of ground
was contested, and the Republicans won splendid
victory. And still Mr. Cleveland foolishly hesitates
to trade of his Presidential boom for a secondhand
crOquet set.
without exception all Of the Indepcndent Repuhli-
cans VINO accomplished so much at Aoany nInH , dne
last two or three winters are loyal 10 the kepuocah
party. Hon. Theodore Roosevelt
Testimony on this point from Mr. Roosevelt is OF
great Importance As he says. Z" it Is simply sense
LEGS to attack the motives Of men like President
Woolsey of Yale, President White of Cornell and
Judge Dwight, Edward Everett Hale, John Jay and
others; but the men who accomplished reforms ut
Albany have especial reason to know how Tar
Governor Cleveland can be regarded rs reformer.
Tho Dependents have declared thousand times
that Mr. Roosevelt deserves especial credit for MS
leadership in reform and he declares that Governor
Cleveland is not to be trusted rs reformer. lie
mentions Henry Sprogne and Walter Howe as
OTHER Republicans who rsked their own future in
Order to serve the community, and states that botq
of these gentlemen repudiate Cleveland and support
Mr.. Blaine
The Passac ~ j. Times which has been courageonsy
supporting Blaine and Logan has haaed aown ro ,,r
tatoOe emblem and hOsed the coors OF honest "ro'er
Cleyeland.- " y. World
They come high but still "wo must have them"
Please observe that the majority in Passac County
for Blaine and Logan will be l,5OO.
Reviewing the recent battle in Ohio The Otara,
Canada Sun Is disposed 10 despair OF the Kepupc ana
predicts that next will dictatorship TO be fol-
lowed by tyranny and perhaps general dissolution OF
the Union."-lN. Y. sun.
Yes Cleveland would run very well in Canada'
IL is remarkable fact that wherever the BRITISH
Government has its own way, Cleveland is exceed
ingy popular.
Every business man who marched and beloved for
willingness have his oOokkeeper, cashier ana Slerxs
make money illic!tiy out OF their pOsiuons'-lN' l.
World.
The business men Of New-York whom The UOrM
thus foully insults will not stoop to handy words
with IA shameless ibeller. Every such paragraph as
this ought to De worth OF votes for Mr. Blaine
since il is another demonstration of the malignant,
IN American spirit which characterizes much OF the
Democracy of to-day. A newspaper that wantonly
assails respectable citizens, simply because they
have exercised the right of giving expression to
their political convictions would gag free speech If
it got chance. 1t is charitable to suppose that
when the Democrats lost Ohio, The World lost It's
reason.
one cannot open a newspaper without reading or wages
reduced a. IA EastOn Penn at the DarD wire WORKS yes
ter day y. \. Herald
Thanks to The Herald. and TO the other British
frce-trade organs in New-York. and to the Demo
Gratis who followed their advice. The men who
offered and supported the Morrison BILL ut tie he
hest of these fleetrade crankS have already cost
the country Sl5O,OO0OOO. We propose that they
shall not cost it any more money after November l.
This which Il the essential American idea. Ia repre-
sented with singular completeness BY GoNerno" CIeVe-
land. y. Y. Times.
Explain a little. You have named Mr.. Cleveland
very low priced statesman" Is 1t possible that
the essential American idea is such an essential UNI
worthness that it is represented with single com
pleteness by ow-priced, a very Ow-priced. states
mani If YOU are correct. the essential American
idea ought to be drawn from circulation for re-
pairs IL must he that you do the essential AInerl-
can idea signal injustice.
The Democracy have hard luck with their nominees.
Fitzgerald OF Cortland nominated for Congress- at once
Democratic nominees for the Assembly In Ononda9a
County have decned.-tSyracuse journal
We call the attention of Mr.. Manning, Chairman
of the Democratic State Committee. to this emoar-
RAISING state of things in the interior 1t looks as II