New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-04
orr FRIfNDN. me ENEMY.

Then ,,c tho nomination ~ cleveland and the story
of Dol, rcr.ouai unuoaL Nhgn II wa lolu 10 ~, i ~
fro dos hutliug flower The Sew. Haven orglll/a
,..,..,., ria, tnt.u,tn, bnlfrr- in other sections
uu LONGER tk " voting for Tho Democratic nominee
.r M fci viii perhap- vote for ~ John the major
ity have come back To- the party-'onhc'ucnt cei 10
The sun.
II would seem that the Connecticut Independents
have more self respect than Mr. Curtis Bat the
voters who were at first bcguilcd 10y his counsel
are making haste 10 get ont of the every hungry
and very thirsty" party, while there is yet time
There Is noboIv Of INTELLIGENCE In me Worid Office
who does not honestly and sincerely believe thai Oie'e
land Will Dee cioctc'L-.ihe word.
Is there anybody "of intelligence in Tie Uond
Office any way
All difference between the parties the tariff was
from import duties should adjusted to cnccur-
m and promote the helltnfu growth %, our interests
and protect American labor az lns the cheaper WAGES
paid lI Europe Inc Zines.
Thu, comment on the Democratic platform in Con
nccticut NAV be- coutras,e 10y those who still have
a lingering belief that The Times is honest, with its
declarations while the Morrison bill was pending.
linen il declared that the tariff had become the vital
Issue on which the fate OF parties must turn and
that the Democrats, if they supported that measure,
would have the aid of great number of lndcpend-
cnt Republicans. Noic it is pretending that there IS
really no difference between the two parties on the
tariff question. Happily, British free trade organs
find it easier to dcludc themselves than to deceive
the voters.
The best men in the contrythc ahest the purcs and
most uurigt-indOf-c him and heartily support him Tor
tho Presidency; the fouc>t OF rs Republican
rcvler> have abandoned the lying SANDER on his private
life. The World
These two statements are not true The best
and pnrcst" of the Democrats support Cleveland
not at all or without heart The Republicans have
not abandoned" because they have never uttered,
any " living SANDER" about Governor Cleveland.
On the contrary, they have RETAINED from telling
the plain truth, which Mr.. Cleveland himself con-
fc,ses because they wish to obtain a verdict of the
people, not on the private character of Mr.. Glove
land but on the general attitude and aims, and
especially on tho British free trade policy OF the
Democratic party. They will Obtain that verdict,
too, in spite of all attempts to dodge the issue.
l. it too latel And can it yet be for the perfectly
legitimate purpose of securing the presence of Demo
organization sufficient effect tnat speakers could yet
reach the parts Of the state for the closing and
nearly all issued on Thursday. Ilcrd's Maine letter
This is a particularly earnest appeal for money to
lie used by the Democrats in Name 1t Is wanted
in laIgc amounts and wanted now. The pretence
that il is to be used in any legitimate way will not
deceive anybody. In Maine, in some other states
there are supposed to be voters who can be bought
The intention is to buy enough to cut down the Re
publican majority if possible.
There f.. nothing discouragng to Democracy in the
result or the election I'm Vermont The World
"Nothng discoumgng' of course not. Your folks
have been whipped ont of their boots so frequently
in Vermont that they have got so that they don't
mind il. 49, say now, that's very cruel work
you re at" said the phanthropst to the old woman
whom he discovered skinuing live cells. Lor me"
replied the old woman, guess the cells have got so
they don't mind it. I've been SHINING of them
for twenty years or more"