New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

clous and dc. pic tblc, and yet calls itself form
Aft-r garaeld bocaus Prsrds q his oldest acauin'-
ancea had but ltile pleasure win him. fhs eRtSp9rd
sphere 81 No he en'erri lti crowded ouf ha OIL and
get te tirnds. Hence ther' some nitnr era p0r
~ ion among fhe fnln't own con dante " what nght
hayr people i0 attnus upon nnawy elected Fesle1tf
If. a.sumet 10 new nature. ife IL rblset 10 face ~
world col his onemlrs lie must choose his Cabinet out
u hi- compet a4d rivals. Therefore ne common
mon America are the bees. friends Of new Pr.sdrnt
They expect nothing f"oy DO not even expect eonad
Grafton.
IN the present campaign tue American people, n they
estimate themselves with self respect can make new
dcparre rom Old foIies of Old campaigns We have 40
RIGHT 10 Ter th Presidential cau .da;c Fourth OF
July toy lie Is am old and hardened man n the forces
and coll ions % public business. am iorty-ionr all
already tired hcso VINO are rInnn- Tor PRECEDENT
are from fortysnveu 20 hfty,ev should they not De-
tr tool give all our charity 70 his musAy
youn- person who has bottle OF ink and pen and who
writes column or two lay In large type and tleu
SAYS "Tbank God l not a. bad as yonder public
u 90 Let remember that ~" belong 20 nation OF
ar~ six millions Of people aDd hat the man at the
head of the ia els ne greatest invalid In the country The
President of the United States has hardly any OF he e
ei- All rIed by older ystems Of government; he Is an
exposed man. The last President murde ed. Two
fo.mcr Pre- iden.s in danger TIE President who
passed hr0u q tie vie OriOus and went war
co Ie pon.ent to Tie James River finally killed
I
tc ha dz What danger does the pessinist retormer
take 10 his hands when sits down day TO ncite
/ the people 20 vio,enc. AKA ust their magistrate
TODD in Garlcd's room aud saw % the son two
vi. and th east facing the ocean ono window,
aud thought how little | nad done, or any OF the
scrbcs who published tn, wsFdpe compared 20 the
awful suGegn-s OF that man who did not solicit the
Presidency who received t with hcsita ion and distress,
and who wing 10 had suffer pains and mscues
such slave focged the plantation ever knew He
hsred an th His Sec etary. now taking the
disks OF President al candilat', has experienced 40
| ver attacks than Garfield knew. can we expect Joy
and prosperity In this Nation when We are 40 harsh 10
our public Arise aud give at least much faith to
your great ewards you give TO your morning EDITOR
was In Washington City when Mr. Blaine was first
made ~peaker ngrcss staudnE 10 he gallery one
day, jim Young. anO he cor espo dealt pointed MN out
door My dispos ton was rather with
Da Of Ma .saohusets. VINO Blanes only compel
ifor lad not know Why wa for Dawes = more thAn
these uoi,ies" Know ny they ara against Blaine some
OF hem. I personally informed by sight, onl, nate
Blaine because nc gave them uner. Il ~ dangerous
business give chea1-ja dinner our own house.
Only weuty-for years he Democratic ar called
every man o believed In freedom to tle individual
a Black Repuo can They could not understand why
Republican saOuld be- republican Tor the BLACKS g. well a.
whites Good luck, however. his appened 70 their
preuIces They do the black Republicans vote.
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TACT they beiback Republican now They come 20
hes Democratic conventions and CAST al the votes Of
Their states if black Rcpubl cans Their"
| The Pep bhcans 10 their vention AM showed
the manhood an the logic o. their career They put IN
the presiding chair negro They submitted 70 some or
the dcfo f. ~ black Repuh ica lam IN taking the yote
On tlc other n the Rcpubi ans have temanded the
Southern States 10 their white ronuatou former
saveevners n IL 'errihe injustice to the Northei
states io have thl solid South confronting them all the
time. Bat sc have hopes that their sense OF justice
ba, will And their true-t llau,es ith the men here
who hat 10 carry the burden of that mat A. the
moor white ,pou In tho South hal carry the burden "
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