New-York tribune., 1884-11-24

"Frcnds must garrison the captured fortress is
the way u Democratic Mississippi paper puts 1t
The betting is one hundred to nothing. and 10 taxi
crs tnat the Democratic patriot who pcEned the
sentence is every hungry for Il postmastershp on
toast.
Mr.. Kernau. who used to express himself 80 mod
csty not to say shyly. in The Otoiono States,
has just been interviewed touching The political sit
ua,ion. He outlined the policy of tho south under
the new order OF things a follows:
The rc.cstnbshment Of the doctrine Of state rights.
the suhycrsiOn Of the Fourteenth aud Fifteenth amend
ments for slave lost by the emancipation.
aud a gradual reduction of the tariff with view 10 plac
ing this league Of SOVEREIGN States upon frcr-ilade
bnsls and M some convenient period the prnsonng Of
cxtonfcdornie soldiers.
This il the old familiar moderate. restrained Kcr-
man, the shrnknc violet of Southwestern Journal
ism. And 80 frank wthal.
II might save the Democrats soinn trouble If they
vould remember tnat Democratic abuse does not
hurt Mr. Blaine nor does Democratic laudniion
hep Mr. Conkinq II may be teckoned certain
ttal neither of them viii ever be elected tD any
rosItion Nv Democratic votes, when ~ possible
fpr ihuse yo,cs ,o elect . ljsmuciai. 1hr man WIN
leayss the Democratic party to tDir for Mt Blaine
w,il reasp rs lje Il Democrat, anh the Republican
vino patea his uattt tU vote lUt Mt U0nkhs b,aS
"a Nsli lakg 40 his shUie Win ilit Uti Niats TIE
uDis Democrats ntaisr iiiii the ltss liRelt 10,
nnhileans nia w pt laith ~ =hafiltnlailf
snpp the Usianefaip lipa ~ e.GeiipApe IA hna't
~ hs Mf Cleveland
0leyelaud q piyil s.rtips rafnFmer ileRiHpks az
aid -fash0ned t0-the- vlet0r-hs1ngsh spps iiaur-
hon from way hack, Democrats yerf hnngfY and
very thirsty, independents" very severe aud
orItGal-ah
"rherom be r,zors a-hying through the air"
The Buffalo Courier informs ITS readers that 1t has
always thought and sand that New-iork state Is
"naturally Democratic" This only proves how
badly the Editor of The Courier needs file of trust
worthy almanacs. For New-York is naturally Re-
publican. Aud it would have gone Republican this
very fall. but for an accident or two. Burchard,
for instance.
"Nc Gar nee what is Itf The unhappy Col
lcctor at San Francisco was called upon TO decide,
not only what it was. but what the daty on 1t ought
to be- for some Of the stuff came over in snip from
China. Washington was finally called upon to
solve tho c0nuudrum, and an official circular de-
clares that /" Ng Gar pee " must pay duty OF W
per gallon that "it Is not vino or medicated
llouor. but is similar IN character to the cheaper
cordlas imported from France" IL anybody could
pronounce the name. tho fast young mon of San
Francisco would presently be calling for Ng Gar
pee punches
The EllensrilLe Press, q newspaper that helps 70
hold the fort for Democracy in Ulster County, re-
marks that CleveIands majority In New-fork Is
small but neat" Yes, that's it exactly. us not 80
deep ~ we'll nor so wide as q church door, Dus
neat.
To CArus julius CESAR, esG
DEAR SIR. Doubtless you meant well enough.
but II IL moro than likely that II you had not set
the example with your Vsm. Vidi. Vid this Republic
of ours might have been spared tho three coasecu'
tive Rs that wrought her WOO few weeks since.
You wore an able general. julius aud your Commen-
tariss ON the Gallo war are still regarded ~ an
excellent piece Of literary work. But in the light