New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
OrR FRIENDS. TIE ENEMY.

"TfMr Cleveland should be chosen President there
win be ln Washington City Vn the ith of March ntAi
such gathering of the e. M IRON me f3tog , r'
RIO GIHude was never seen before IN our ii7t'tt'
The rebel vel will at length be heard on the hetI0
Of the capital OF the United states but ONLY IN expression
of patriotism and TIE heartfelt Joy Oh pt"uIai ss it
after twenty five year, of political exile reanl' ~ la,t
their nl restoration 90 the Union Pendletoh hlhs
Life of Cleveland
The above ought to be awarded a prominant place
in any nice volume of Elegant Extracts" The
picture presented of the Democratic prodlgal sons
who have been filling MP on husks ever since
1860 clustered together on top of the Washington
monument raising the rebel yell for Cleveland and
veal pie. is surprisingly beautiful Mr.. King was
evidently inspired with a raviShng provision of a
post office when be created that PARAGRAPH. But
| the clans alluded to won't be in Washington Oh
the ltl of next March. They will be at their re
pectiye homes clad with Grape as to their left arms
| and pensycly rcmarkng to one another, beaten
as usual, please pass tho hushs'
The reports OF the country members touching me
| growth Of the Prohibition movement throughout the
state terrified the mana GERS ri The World.
Ii would be well for the Republicans If all their
managers and workers could be right heartily
scared by something The principal difficulty is
that they have too much confidence in the good
sense of the people, and are not easily made TO
believe that large numbers of voters will deibcr-
atelv throw away their votes in Presidential year
| If they neglect proper effort to make the people
/ understand the questions involved disappointment
may follow.
Mr. Blaine In his Twenty Years OF Congress-" speaks
A. follows Of tho Elevation OF Thomas A. Hendricks 10
the United states senate. Louisville Couritr-Journa
Thereupou follow Mr. Biaines remarks, used by
the Democrats as Endorsement of their candidate
1t is by far the best they get. But it Is to be
regretted that Mr. Hendricks las not had the man
hood to speak the truth of his political adyersar-
] M Tor inst IL
! still delayed.
The ink WAS hardly dry his letter Of acceptance
before Mr.. Hendricks wrote another tier to friend Ia
Iowa seriously discussing the proprey OF Withdrawing
Mr. Cleveland from the canvass. and declaring his opin-
ION that the action OF the convention cannot now be
| recousdcred. ~. The sun.
Well why should he not' It is the truth; Mr.,
! Cleveland could not be dragged of the ticket with
forty Mogu locomotives. He is Just bright enough
! to know that he will never be heard of in politics
| after next November, If beaten then, and would
drop into oblivion like lump of lead into still
water if he should consent to withdraw. To an
c-otist oblivion is not such boon that he should
hasten it, Mr. Hendricks is old enough to know
that il is silly ahectatiou to ignore the Democratic
demand for Mr. Clcvclands withdrawal aud the
only thing to be done is to meet 1t with blunt re-
lection.
This a campaiyn ~ false prcenccs the part OF Mr.
blaine ami his followers. and the people of this country
, ct~rl nee That he shall not gam control of the GOV
crnmeut hy me hods both dishonest aud dangerous
| The World.
Western journalism is becoming wild and fool
| ish rs It used to be brilliant The stress col a great
contest brings ont degree oi weakness IN The
! UOrld which would have been considered possible
only in The Times or The Herald year ago sloppy
untruth which mo- render. not even the most iguo-
rant OF prciudiccd Is likely To accept rs truth, does
not help the Democratic cause; it not only calls
attention 90 the ugly fact that the Democratic CAM
pagu is based upon false protence to the tariff,
| upon q batch of falschoods about Mr.. Blaine. upon
| the impudcnly false assertion that Mr.. Cleveland
IL independent OF the corrupt rings which nominated
| him. aud upon the hope that Barnum. Smaloy,
Prince Dickinson & Co. will contrive forgerlcs and
pcrjuries effective than tho Morcy letter of
1850 clear-headcd and able Democratic journal
would not have called attention to these UNI
pleasant facts.
Many OF the Northern furnaces ont OF blast have
ended their they belong To past age and WIZ
stand for while monuments OF the folly OF pIOtcc
| ton Louisville Courier Journal
The Louisville free trader is lacking in knowl-
| edge Examination Of the records will show that a
great part of the furnaces out of blast were
built under the Democratic revenue tariff of 1917
1861 Another part, built when charcoal iron was
I'm great demand and In localities where wood was
Cheap have gone out of use IN the natural way De-
cause the neighboring forests have been used up
Il does not seem TO have been "fOlly" to give the
farmers and the workers of those regions the benefit
of thriving manufacture for ten years, more OIL