New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12

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This isa inst though melancholy description Of
the sort of campaign that usually results when
parry has no principles that ii dares to acknowledge
or defend and a candidate who Is notOrionsly in
experienced and unfit and the party is, therefore,
irving to steal an election by personal abuse and
blackguardIsm. How mon organize III
such case
III had been conducting campaign against Cleye
land I { ink sho ld have made no 90 out o. MS eng
bangmnn Far be 10 from me g say thai man "hp i
y hang an shou d not DO his duty. or that T. Is ay ~
sion have Drawn the ne is. What sort ot man IL u
tat chooses 20 he a hangman For q wye OF = r.
o. high an honorable profession FOR the purpo,e ~
being public exccutioner, wha yer thn ,mPatln VI
the cI.olu OF such office might be- IS Wohler 10
me- Let er to The sun.
Does The sun really thinl, that sort Of thing more
important than The grave difference between the
Republican party of protection and the Democratic
party of British frcc-tradel General Butler dh
not lie warned the Democratic convention that
refusal to meet the tariff question satisfactorily
would be fatal Apparently, he was right
"1sal yo tie Who'll Rcpu, ,icl,.t next NoyIm M
bor w TIE sole exc pu'p or substituting e'''h" iI
Blaine KcEn- ln TEL pendent.
Oh. no; you forget; what about that lurking
horror-Icndrichsl he and Cleveland arc one
and midi visible SO far as your vote goes
rt.ron.crse 10 crtteite SIR schrrz onythmr CON
,anc m 'hr nemoc'',,c pl't o.m n,l,, J.n, MI,
w,ln-.-I Brood Nn tale.
A norton of TIM, Democratic now papers content
thausrl,cs vI n pitching INTO '"'anA Another
r,t.iou leave Clc,caul alone but pitch into the
r.tiorm Tho fotrrct ho1 that the platform ia oll
t.ebt. h1t chat tho candidate ia Che mai letruo Tho
httrr holl that tHo ca Hldlto b. hI tirht hui Chat
tip ,iuI bum o. tho Wula.oun. tho ,orrur thlt
,.cu- Jho t,m1iua oi tbo n.norIr, after tho Noe
,umu. election Will douhtl RIO i1d tlHt both ''nr
d,Iair and ulItouu contributed Handsomely to tho
mouuiul RESULT
u.,u., raolr N.n,ina,. Wilton e. Nme.t -muh
V..u. HIIl. l. .,nIl. 500 f.i.>It.u 1.d l.t...''
I'.h.h Ntt W' u.s.,
. ,,, >..., no ''''.1' '"'' ''. '''
Iusi. hardly parliamentary. The terra i1stals
ought uut t1 Dee applied to quite all the prominent
Democrats named. II is trlr that SOME of thrn
have just been "urucd' iu, and not "out' greatly
IT, the disgust of many Mr. hamum Is pcron
whose turning out has been earnestly demanded by
several Journals. But the iuactou OF these persons
is east y explained It is too early TO bay seYen
more mulcs.' or - purchase electoral votes, IN
South Carolina or IN Oregon.
H. Grover Cleveland the roforu Mayor AMI tho reform
,.,',,rri, ~ Wa.i.n. IN would then brcltIc rrfor.u.
'Ir.d uct ID. Prince ln Boston
Breathe il as the bar-room+ do when Democratic
convention is in session, aud the great party which
Mr.. turti, described not only very hungry
bpt also very thirsty" s suddenly let loose IN be-
half Of the temperance cause.
Il plin IN, the DE uocrlts are not really 50 san
i.t.s %. he situation, win Butler tfawpn- about as
me-" rit man 3n' cong 10" 't'Tu VINE, 'n''i,o
on sir' ftuom.--hos ON Lotto In The Springfield BE-
publican
Thi, is one Of the first CLEAN, Of returning sense
IN the Dependent press. Signs of detection i'm the
Democratic ranks have ordinarily been interpreted
by the free trade allie. of Boubonism as ahordng
ground flr encouragement When Tammany
bclled AT Chicago against II nomination that was
regarded as hostile TO the interests of worbngmcn,
Governor Cleveland was pronounced stronger
man ON account of the enemies he had made
The revolt Of argc bodies Of Irish voters and work
memen was hailed with cheerful mpudence as
orc Of the best things that could happen for the
Democratic cause. These objections, the free
trade organs argued, were positive source of
strength to Governor Cleveland. When General
Butler decided To remain in the Presidential field,
the u.,ys was received by the same journals with
alacrity a. settling the Presidential question.
"Bntler." observed The Ncr- York Times, ought to
drive to- Cieyclands support more votes than hc can
take from it," Itwa, really unbnd Tor this practi-
cal Boston correspondent to break ia upon the com
Portable. if senselcss, optimism Of the cotcrie of
free trade editors.
,o.Ind. f., IN, presence NJ a lot of vile AMI vcnaI
.c3uli -mo. ger. whom me- could -il nee with PLAIN
DC a says TO his friends, tell he truth'-Louisviue
CouIi. r,Iourn'L
Governor Cleveland ia then a man of heroic
mould of austcre spartan virtue for telling the
truth after the truth had found him ont.
p.,.r,t, ,r. r,, who'll agl eel npon an snbiocts W
M t.tt. ltu a. tend %
~ w." i,f ~. ronstufonol guarantee. there
io is pet veil understood. Hcsd a, he DcmOcrluc
PARTY Is .,utln ii w.t. tIrin r'i M alt on epblr
iasid 10 -omc Seni by It's hostile minority within the
par w. GALVESTON News
There /. am honest Democratic Journal that knows
what the triumph of IFS part implies. II will mean
free trade The traditional policy of the party,
the platforms of the last three Democratic Couyon-
uous. the election of Speaker Carlisle, the
struggle to pass tho Morrison bll the openly
ayovod sympathca and purposesof q large majority
Of the rnrty LEADERS. aud the recruits gained from
the Republican ranks, all point In one direction
revenue reform In the iutcrc't of Iru.h fec
Trade.
uiawcut hard to tcopup WIN Mr. nooohrr', lsn.
niu sfrtnt li r. hui w. hell 700 thl up 900 turo ~
hr tbnlah III woifto ~ t.c runnitt tc ltoa wi ir.
hi'uo,, I. ,rR'e tho i,c,u1j'gan pa,t', and nov ne
pd iaaa 0, fh'd not 10 nupport tho hcnocfauo neml
uatIous. Nra.uth ftprr
Tho laat man from buffalo who Waited him was
quito convinced that Governor Cleveland hal been
supporting an orphan usl lum Tor tho bonoht of hia
married friends,
John g. Winttlors letter, in which he announced
his intention oi supporting Blaine and Logan, has
now been before the public for over week And
vet strange to say, The krHg Post has neglected TO
retaliatc either by calling him Jack Whittier or
insinuating that he was q star Route thief. The
Post would seem to be- losing its grip.
MI Rood Of Mano. is ono Of the Representatiyes