New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-05
xpwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1884,

with the yolublty OF the Dei0hbOrhOOd' yrago. bpt
after az IL are mo most bitter partlsans VINO .een NO
dence. n Memphis Appeal.
One can comprehend the disgust Of n sraight-out
Democratic organ At tho conduct of such papers as
The Ncc- YORK. Hm,s and Inc Ereaing POST But IL Is
rather cruel to lash them 50 pitilessly just when
they are doing thcir-well, their nastest-for
" Cleveland and Reform"
II s supremely ridiculous in the light NJ Governor
Crvelands record in face Of the Democratic plat
form and Gov.rnnr letter OF acceptance to
ask Wha' measures Of National LEGISLATION he VIII Judge
necessary or eApodieut' The question IN me mi,id OF
vile Courier journal.
Colonel Wat,cr-on evidently iq laboring under
grave msapprchension. He talks as if Mfr. Cleye-
land had not distinctly answered the question.
BIT if he will consult the Cleveland letter OF ac-
ccptance lbe surc it is signed &C. Clcvcland' all
others counterfeit he will see that anticipating
the intcrrogatOry, "what measures Of National
Importance will you Judge necessary or 'eXpedicnt"
the writer explicitly and without reservation states
that he regards the Office of Presidency as essen
TALLY executive"
Blaine ia the great slugger Of American potcs.tThe
Boston Post
Well, he is certainly going to knock out the Dem
ocratlc party on the fourth day Of November next
no postpOnement on account Of the weather
Cleveland ia in fact a m,n who needs defence and
no one feels called upon 10 defend HIM tine lheS
Then. in the name of common sense, why il 1t
that dcfcnccs have been devised in great number
and published one after another, by General King
and by The Ercnipg Post and by three business men
of Buffalo in a letter to The Boston HeraId, aud by
The SpyiagfeH Republican, and by we really do not
know how many other pcople' These people SEEM
if The Tines tells the truth. to be was ting their
powder a great deal this year.
There are no side ls.le. I'm Connecticut rho state
from end TO the other il beehive of manuac"rcs
aud thc pcmoc,aiic record toT i'lo. Sil ia, Ina
Evidently there il % mistake here. The word
"rccord" was used accidentally The Democratic
party has no record Of that sort, aud has not tried
10 make any. # has issued 100 some Eastern stat
every t,yo year. c1fioad Of such promiscs but
the country il learning thd . Democratic record
aud % Democratic promise differ materially
= large maloaryo u nc gcep'" o,ul, 'lo'o and of nc
Union l. "r confidently b0I".0 ihr election 5000 p".r
tcou1 trotrr trrraud TO- ihromru"H' 'uwf". nv
inurs Gmur 100 every element OF uic 'tfr.n"n 'i"p.
Ilhc ninao courier
The gentleman that wrote 'bc nboyc par12r1ph
owes 10 ~ himself 10 drun.t/e ClegeIauds letter
OF acceptance.
NeiiIcr thc Democratic part, nor GoFcrnor Cleveland
ni. shown the slightest wi,1to establish ffeo trade
ihc luc-.
n requires great deal Of Impotence 10 publish
statements like tins. Perhaps thrie may Zoe
doItn Journals ar So, in the Whole country, "Iuth
have So much contempt for renders 1s ~ print such
statement. Bet n contrasts quite sharply with
ihr observations madr by tl- sumo ionunl vhrn
W. caflislc wns ueried Spaofer with ilt applan-'
~ Ue Um,si When SIR Nwrso1 introduced his
ttH h'll Hiih thr ppplan-e of Ibe i'm'i Won
tho Democratic caucus dr''."I ~ snW"'l 'N'l b''
.,fL ~. au,lpusD ~ Ne Iiit9 aud ~htl 90 suite