New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic literary bureau IN this city IL getting
under full headway and Judging from several samples
sent to this Office by newspapers which had use for
them. the work is OF poorer quality than formerly.
One of the latest broad,ides contained Governor Ceye-
lands letter OF acceptance and when it il stated that
this document scarcely than the matter which
accompanied it the whole story has been told.
At a public meeting in Harrison, Ark. the other day.
Mr.. II. A. Dnsmorc, Democratic National eecOr, de-
nouncc the Republican party for "pungug this glorious
country into a bloody by tramplug on the Constitu-
ton framed by orefaher." and likewise for amend
ing IN It instrument while the Southern states were dis
frauchi.ed. Mr. Dinsmore. who had supposed that he
addressing the unterrifed was somewhat annoyed
and surprised at seeing considerable part of his audi
disappear in the midst OF his TRADE.
If cowarlicc in meeting public issue could make
man President" said Senator Miller the other day, II
hypocrisy and false pretencss could bring party into
power then the Republicans would be defeated this
year But this is the wrong year for any such catas
trophe to occur"
Democratic journals in the East are so jubilant over
the rosy prospects which singular felicity Of vision
enables them behold in Wisconsin that 1t is almost
pity to warn Them the authority Of their stauch ally
The Chicgyo Times that the Democratic campaign in
that state j. in miserable condition, with orgdnza-
ton of forces worthy the name, and at the present mo-
neu Offering foundation for the belief that the state
Is even doubtful
me Indianapolis Journal recalls more proof of
Mr. Hcudriclss answering loyalty the fact that he
Iar1oned in 1872 couple Of Kentucky gueriias who n
l~65 murdered a Union officer in the discharge Of his
duty These men, after a long trial, were sentenced TO
imprisonment for life. aud the cOnstuOnalty Of the
trial was confirmed by the Indiana Supreme Court and
by the Supreme Court of tie United STATES Governor
Baker refused to pardon them for the explicit reason
that they had been Justly convicted OF aroclous
crime; but his successor saw 40 objection to setting
them at liberty
Mayor Carter Harrison took occasion in his recent
speech at Bccye TO announce hi, views the talif
los way Of assuring the workin.mcu that he their
friend He said: There Is this difference between the
Republican platform and ours: II says Protect the manu-
facturer; that is protect the monopDst We say Down
with the monopoli.t, but protect The labornr-man.
That my t.liH bill enumerated 10y myself months and
months ago; cumciaed I'm speech TO the lroquoi, club
for which got particular thunder want to protect
the American laborer but don't want to protect the
American manufacturers" What perfect paradise this
country will bo Tor the aborng-Den when Mr.. Harrison
has succeeded in downing" the manufacturers who
give them employment.
The WcJsbr la Irij,Oie docs not hesitate TO talk
right ont IN meeting about the political situation in that
state II says It Is useless longer to disguise the fact
that great revolution is gong on IN the Democratic
rank, OF this State. By the presence Of many leading
mon In our town from all parts OF the State this week,
and through cony crsaton with them, get idea OF
what Is rauspirng In this state. We can say nothing
good for state party. The side that Is IN power
keeps up little Music. but 10 without soul and with
out elect when people catch tue fever of revolt il be-
comes contagious Let Us be Democrats In principle,
act from principle. vote by principle, and We viii yet
fluid enough good Democrats In the state who Will work
in tho right way and save the party in this state"
The impotence Of The World and other papers in do
rlaring that The nomination OF IL nry B. Harrison, Of
Now Haven for Governor Of Connecticut, anti
Blaine victory, Il simply sublime. Mr.. Harrison
q himself "A Blaine man, the convention which |
him unanimously was a Blaine
geuton and he will DO cleo ed by Blame Republican
votes The fact is, the so-called independents
lisgusted because they can't find fault with the good
work Of tho Republicans that they claiming it