New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
POLITICAL NOTES

AT a meeting OF the fainting Phar,so..
Saturday night. Mr.. C. W. Hassler we. ..nsesoas
about Little Rock bonds, when somehodv tesn
about those railroad bonds that You "-d,S1si 'Hsv
the owner the man probably meant to saw '~ivss
eral cass called tho noise and cODfu.on aHoss.
great that tho unknd In uiry was partlv y, hesns .
reporter. People who live In glass non 'nlssd bgs
thro" Stone'-at least at Presidential candida,s.o
Democratic dark horse for 1888 IA a,...-
lug Dir. Frank James. who Il recreatln, :. ess
Saline County, No, ia In fine health and 'aels9
Cleveland and reform. aosAsus q.
Much fuss IA made by the Dependents ahon,
Ing Republicans at spardl. George Pier.on '0e,t
agent. is an Englishman, and naturally ,avo.. "ss
lish candidate Mr. Gondy the other Ns tas
supervisor and afterward town clerk. and N. y bk
Sat. '"sa 10 Perceiys h' eS",ted ments Is,psaek
twenty Democrats in the town who will vote ~, ~. es
Tho gentlemen who addressed tho Indenen..-
ference in this city yesterday left several
things unsald and und0ne Captain Codm.n Ivy. 80
1t would be just ~ impossible for those pre.s,, NJ
for Mr.. Blaine ~ TO lie, but. with all the cam,, ne
ders at his tongues end 70 remind him, he for, No.
just how mI ossibe that would be. Mr. Ceo,e, v,T
Curtis omitted TO repeat his assertion OF 1874 a..
Hendricks was o Copperhead, innationl,, ,,s =. ~
ally OF the debauchery OF the National mind 49,,
science" and that bis nomination for the Vice p,s,
proclaimed the reform cry to he miserable shsr ~
Theodore Lyman neglected an excellent chanc, "a :.
duce his proofs OF his charge that Mr. Blalne,s f
ton in his State Is that OF man aecustomos !,
use OF unwarranted political methods Mr. Ca,l -
appeared upon the scene with both Of his hand, a, Vt
order ard omitted 10 tell lust when he IL eoir esi
form his great act OF selfsacitce by keepng N 70
ise made Ia 1876 at Newark campaign meeting
off my right hand rather than ever again vote he -.
cratic ticket" But In spite OF these ne leced o,H
mites, the Independents are satisfied that yeeitv -
great day fer the party that fell from power A. -
spiracy against human rights and now attempts 70 49,
back to power conspiracy for plumber and ,tors
The false pretences OF the Democratic party have .
been more scathngly condemned than by some o, a.
conspicuous men who are now protesting that they A.,
too good to vote for Mr.. Blaine. But the Indeeeba
themselves have qaickly learned from their new ss
how to wear "A mask and I'm that respect at least N,
ycallng remarkable affinity tor the party Which a.,
yearn to place IN power. Before the Republican 3opye
ton SIR Curtis assured Mr. KlZmlller that" wheyer :,
elect must favor revenue reform. After the Repaa,,
Convention mask became necessary and saldet ma,
the only one the Independents could iind.
At a Democratic ratification meeting in GeOrge,sr
Ohio last week there urgent calls for Mr. Lhg,
vananda, who rs a conspicuous Democrat for years a.,
never anything else relied upon to wake tie eess,
with a ringing enunciatiOn OF sound doctrine NJ
VananGa spoke "a follows: Follow-Democrar: VI,
have insisted that should address you. do yesy y
luctamtly. You have had doctors, city officials and q,
legal fraternity to address you aud represent you Ia
evening A. "a daily laborcr | represent the aborl,
classes and as such will briefly say 10 you that liz
till next November shall most a>>ugedy vote Tor BAN
and Logan" That was not precisely the kld O,eD
0Ience tor which the audience had baraned. aud X,
Yanauda allowed 10 continue his remarks IL rn1