New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
SOME MEN ABOUT TOWN.

-.,,.rs n,sst Beecher Butler. Burcharo OF D'e"'
A,., Blaine m beaten, Bigory being olg
Conku NC cutters claim considefaoe w 49,, Gail n
- the cause and consequence OF what '''' '
casualty. ,.,o,r desperation.
asamn,icn desertion death OF either enduring
Every event Effected by official on"F'S ~"
Eysrts will eventually affect acou'S ,rsled feeble
Fo,ger's friends feel that faiihiefs"o.s
support for folcor's famous nc''o oss- from great
Gould gets great sbu e''
sguns Of every grade ,,,h and the halcyon
.,.ruouv helps TO happiness he"''"
hours of prosperity oo.,,g indicating issue In aa-
vapcc of official hgures ,o -,ropt ism iudicious
Judgfng by just returns ""'''
"rSess. Kut,ers and Karpers sho"'" DC A"'"
,,cted korrcct and kop'eh.e"' , ,o ,,ct for all
-. look louginey for long life and large '"' ' "
the land. ,o,. r,,,,icnnaires made
Many minds mention 'n"' '0V'
much mischief
No,hing know now but the Nation ..,.oor,o
.onvard is our only ordained, only OBVIOUS 0"'N''
a one organized nnion r,e,uo, nat
so,,sm promise pure principles Pio0'"-
prosperity ~, .,,, ouor,el: ouizzical
Queer and queruOus P"'
ones are quietes'. ,,, ,;rns RIGHT
s,eage slew slavery still saves States sun So''''
society. , .,, ord travail OF transmitting
To the triumphant the Toll anu 'r1'"' "
true liberty to the diseDthralicd' ,., r,
Uruiop YOU understand. is upheld uni"ip"'
narred. unconquerable -. ,-ir,uons
yictors vouch for veracity OF former 'o"'''
future performance. ,,. work or worse
Work well done whicno'o' ~
In the wake OF both.
xtras excitement, Extremists EXIT o vorls
80 cells and warns before yawns, yelps anu 'o''
after yielding. ,,,
zealot,s zast sinks below zero In this zone'
o.,,, ~, This idle chatter 1t is sufficient to Add
,na, dn1pg the week past IhaTe heard from men u a"
.lades OF political sentiment, expressions VI 'u'
a,e,rently worded. OF course. hut identicai III UNI
r,her Ike TO hear them for in almost every ihs""oe
they we've uttered in good humor ana IN puo''' L 'o
h,e,e ,bot one can express his opinions on eHcuhs
,o,cs with greater safety his person even "nen !"
,,sscriminate crowds. In Now-iork cry than ID any
o,her great city OF the wOrla OF wAch nave al9
sdve Ii Paris An excitement equal 10 'haV a''on"Ns
our recent close election would have resulted III
,ution NObpdy but our most sensational Jou'l"'' -
.d that method OF settling the d putes when raEeu
In London & would have meant generh a'''o" v" w
noce which is about the only unpopular repre'c"''"
of the Government which the popnace encounter "
Orleans where differ politically Is 10 Insult P''
,onally many dues would haye resulted from sue" Ga
c,ement "A new York has witnessed In score oi ohc
s,uthern cities there would have been huh'c'' "a
shooting ARRAYS In Washington theie "o"u h"'' ~"
fmpromptu and discordant debating CLUBS III every ~
49, ~ every pulc building and every corner OF the
,r,lc streets In sew York the fever heat oi eAo''
mont has been largely occasoned by ihe "nA'o VI "'
who have big bets staked on the Issue.
The hcttlup here was extremely large during the coS
ing week OF the canvass. Down TO the thne ~ MI
raip,'s Arrival and Dr. BuIchards unfortunate sieeon
the Democrats were not confident that t'y """" 'o'
Odds . ,s STATE and they demanded large odds on the
e.per result suddenly they he.an to ohcr sven net"
on "A large plurality FOR Cleveland "n the stae' per
souay know that well-niormod Denoor"~ III Po7'"""'
In learn all the secrets OF the Democratic canvass "'
that Cleveland wouid carry ho State without YORK
County while two others bet heavily IN thouS"nn'" ."
sorars n, od IL of one to Ave that Cleveland would nave
100 600 ulualiiy At tho time they would noi n''
on the general result sought for the cause oil TINS suu
den confidence. IA this state was c0nccfbeu "n
rp,v traced II to belief the part OF the Democrats
that wilran H. Vanderbilt had not only refused I" at-
,d ,he piano dinner but had subscribed Sl5000O TO
the Cleveland campaign fund
Auon. those who thus expressed their confidence IN
reyelnds election William s. Wyse the advertising
AGENT of Harpers publications His commence ! 'o"
,aa,r ,xas Icd not so much his knowledge IA upon
n,s affections He was school-mate and has ever slp'e
been close personal friend of Governor CieVc'hA "o
lost largely thus expressing his aicol"hS ny po'"
on big plurality but though waiting the completion oi
the Official with anxiety, felt "heh Last 81" Hi
that he wasn't going broke
In $40 under circumstances snilAr IN the mAlef o'
lie 3omess Of the vote. when the Democrat" "e'"
mite as uureasonaby crying fraud John MorrlS'E'
who held stakes OF "A million dollars declared an
bets off I heard last week many suggestions o. tie
oeraity Of .ucn at this time, rs woud re-
move disqueling dangerous element from tue I"D
uc contention With Ioen II wager counts goo"
deal more than principle Bu in the cnd the most recE
less of these viii quoted 10y the result OF the ociai
count.
lam told that the Rev DR.. Burchard Is really one o.
the least bgoted the ministry OF this city ii'
was certainly unfortunate In the use OF "oru' 10
srprsss his ideas lie could hardly nave seiec'cd Iiou
the whole of our vocabulary three words more
n.s 10 ocend many men of large of voters than
.Rum Romnnsm and Rebellion" In no other
country are thero so many rebels 50 many runee'erS
and SO many bigots interested IN politics land enjoying
the right of suffrage. and in this country those three
Glasses are the most easily excited and the most "sI-
gerous when excited political issues
Ihear everywhere and from persons with every pos
able shade OF political opinion, the general expression
that the mixture OF religion and politics Is dangerous
co,npound They cannot be made mngle any more
than oil and water and IN the former case the more lie
used to make combine the greater the danger OF dis
cord and conflict
Said a prominent politician who hal been with Mr.
Blaine on his Western trip ahldng 10 Dr. Bdrchards
remark A single expression for which Mr. Blaine was
neither responsible prepared, uttered by man who
was total stranger him. pears TO have more than
Offset at least In this city, the good effect OF the whole
admirable series OF sleecbes by Mr. Blaine. in which
Democratic scrutiny Of the closest sort could not lind
naw or false statement TO comment on"
The Democra quick enough catch on TO DR..
Burchards unguarded uttcrance. am told that within
ten OF It's stenosphc of
read by S, reporter TO the Democratic National Com
mittee in session just across the street In two Ours