New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-31
OR ERIENUS. TIE LNENX,

Ihod hero in my hand report Of what is now called
"Bcechcr's breadand water speech" IN which
ported to have sand that aborng ought not to earn
than dollar dayaud which has been generally
circualed throughout the country Before we 20 any
further that IL IL outrageous. atrociOus
aud an absolute lie Mr.. Boechor in Paterson.
We congratulate Mr.. Beecher's ally. The Times. A
few days ago 1t was a qusdruple, quIntuple, com
pound he.' That is evidently little worse than
" an outrageous an atrocious and absolute lIe."
Mr.. Beechers opinion OF the bread-and- water lie"
has been slightly modified since we reminded him
that he WAS attacking his own organ. The inns.
The poor old thing ought not to 10 disheartencd
The maIeyolence and extravaganza of Mr. Beechers
adjectives are apparently subsiding
brigade OF 900 cavalry composed Of veterans OF the
teen special brought people hero from all adjacent
counties The city was gayly decorated tCarbondale
Dispatch.
In this fashion General Logan il welcomed by
the war veterans of Southern Illinois, while his
associate on the ticket receives from the business
men and the workngmen of the East such well
come as has never been given to body else.
He had spent thirty-so years and many thous
ands OF dollars in the Temperance cause. and IL
Illuminating to see >ocaod temperance people AS
sis ing the Democrats. and using TO do funds fur
nishcd by the rmseers.-lP T. Barnum Bridgeport
Mr.. =. +. Barnum never lacked practical sense,
and it would be well for some of the Prohbtionists
to take his example to heart.
Cleveland f, Democrat Were he elected, not a Re
publican would receive appointment at his hands. He
wouldn't recognize those dciu!cd yet reay capable
tlcms. George william Curtis Carl SEIZURE. and those
other gentlemen who married the Independent movement
against Blaine in haste and nave already had sufficient
leisure in which To repent Ana he wont be elected lie
will not carry New York state and think he Will not
carry Erie County. Interview with the Hon Lewis f.
Allen, of Buffalo IN Buffalo Express.
Sir. Allen Is the uncle Of Grover Cleveland. He
gave Grover Cleveland home in his bOybood and
found for him place in sherman :. Rogerss Office
in which to begin his legal ,udies. 1t is significant
that these two men, Mr.. Allen. the uncle. and Mr..
Rogers the legal guide of Grover Cleveland who
know him so well, both pronounce him unfit to be-
come President, and predict his defeat
Cleveland will lose 300 STRAIGHT Democratic votes ont
of this establishment alone You hear nothing but talk
against him among the worhugmen wherever you CO.
John Bean, y. l.
Mr.. Bean works in the Manhattan Brass Com
pany's establishment, has been Democrat, and
voted for Cleveland for Governor.
when such man "a Henry Ward Beechor goes on the
90 in for Bccchers dollar ady bread and-water theory
to organize against that candiate-Frank Mccormick
NY.
This man, q worker in mandatory of soda
fountain apparatus, expresses the opinion which
will govern many worgngincn on election dag. Mr..
Beccher is n gun that kicks harder than IL shoots.
Mr. ST. John thought evory man running for President
cipe.-l Report of his Bingnmpton speech.
1t is now IN order for Mr. st. John t. explain why
he should not at once retire. the propf has been
produced that he deserted his wife and child, and
that she obtained divorce from him. man who
cruelty left bis family in want. and for many long
years neglected to support them. hardly the per-
ciplcs