New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-30

NJ q tavern liaughterj having no home OF his own
lrenewed laughter, we invited MN 20 pPennhcansas
men who do not falter behind him. for we KNOW ne on
not ae rS In the s saa RRat h. what
durance against all the contests that Democray ca
what he has said and done and we have known what mas
inflicted upon the hosts q; our aulsost, S
blows lApplausel And before giving you the toasS
beg 10 notice for little ~ the hunOrs OF TINS cam
palgn. Laughter Generally parties are satsheu, III ~
contend with another and to maintain Loyal aun,
sion TO their leaders; and generally IL has heeh dso,
tanned by the historical deduction OF the canpsnso
Government from the beginning that a graNc IT, -
tion-and a grave que,tOn-that serious aII u
mancnt intercsts were involved and that was. ner
c T4a5 enG Was 81 to "S6 be- cod & for the people
of this country for four years And we houIhi au &
understood that the great Magistrate oi inc mon
clothed with the power OF the suffrage Of the count!
stood upon level OF the dignity and power that bcl3
to the ruler OF irce people, ms authority gu, r,r
under the constitution of affairs a. home ana me lcP
sentaon OF them abroad maj Whacver , "i Ter
whatever OF magnitude attended the dominion oNtei "a
free people a constitItionthat the lever or
which ON candidates fol he Prcsidenc! onthe one d
supported and triumphantly supported or oyerhro"n'
TRANsCENDEyTAL POLITICS.
Bat singular notion has been introduced into thi'
campaign that the Office Of President Of the tnit'u
States is an executive Office Ian ehtcr executive III t
sense suppose Of what the lawyers call ministerial
Office: 10 do what a man is bid 10 do Well we supposed
that the collective voice Of the people 10 be spoken
boy the President in the indication of the puIs' an
interests amt places ~ TINS great country ta u,
a one with auhori y. having behind him the Voc
flr pgsyir Cries Of Good. good. We !"
this country are servants OF no man. we 81,
Servants o in" law ana the institution iiut we 3.'
the great Chi"t MAGISTRATE named ana endoWeH u,',
the Constitution. Ceres of Good! 81 We submit !" 10
comparison between any ruler diTitary abroad ana
the greatness ni tc spontaneously chosen an" "o'"
President Of The United states: .,,,,
Then There j., notion introduced into tbs canp~En
that people colld change th'ir votes without ,Ht.-e
their principles laughter and appiau~ch ana iN'l "'
highest and pr'udcs boast ~ icc American citizen Wa
that hc c"llo change hi- vote without cnaiSlhL ,,;
ciplr- Well besides THIS confusion they Indicate i't you
the oh,r party and show your of b 'crthroW
Ing AMI hatred OF the other 10y '''uf u 10
have never heard It ca.icl that b'i',',
,laufhier IT. De n,i u % ,I IT,, ,o c'"ntry. il
must 10" throuch tran~ccndcutal views ~ p'nlN
laughter aud a, nobody can understand WHAT j. iIN
has bee heretofore treated Of nobody can 'cH ven
understand what tran-cen1rntM r'''i, ,,,,.n,rrT
Who, Tr rwdr'on vn. ir., foanJa. aul spreading tns
doctrine of a-n ono az the greatest as
ydrd 90 alb Dad been h"lG boo one NJ On" southern 'u
and c.c con.n doctors of i,nity. goiu- mp on go"
were convcrms very ''rnc,iy Win %
rev notion ~ Tr,n-c~nlentaIi,m. anA what # ror.
tended to tnc institutions ~ the church After NOR d'
that. sober and dc,ou' laymau who had hcari Us
carucs. dspui1ton without under milus N"i' q" N
submits uu Dc hc woud hc .,od briefly tD 'Apun
" Wei" sud nc." my friend . nag" difficult W D
few words, hut IS wc are p'--iur 10y th" 'uH 90" 'ii'
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SAYS hc "if ,ou hrc.k away I'D That Hiu1. auI leave
ta!isu." Loud laughter and np''an M ih..r n3W
arc thc swallows holes Doc rn.'li.- in-ui
parties n nr~ird away and nothing len nni ihr vacant
oroAccs. Applause
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN HrMoR
VOL. there is another humor about tls and that Is
how excellent and very particular and An'% 'ri "i
our people laughter thinking That Whatever al heht
and purity they could spare tp our party they hid parted
with laughter determined that they would extend ana
dinu,c tno rtsiduum 10 sweccn tnr great Democratic
party They t.l q story az Cumberland tine play Hrl-A
a huuGrcd years ago. who. visiting the ii ldii".
booksrlicr of that time, Faulkner. ~
Of dining with his patron. &" served. g. Faulkner df neg
a frsi and ir second bottle Laughter of port Ar had
sear M me horton of tlr ,l, "a ,trswreff, ANA
the same trIwberry-permaueutly there. .l-ar-htcrI
TmhoI,n,d hy some share Of tine gcieIou, liquor him
SELF he vcnturcd to ask Mr. Faulkner he might Doe
bold as 10 AK why H. Kept maj ss,,ta"p'Iy III
.. il ha, been recommended 10y my physician for
fl, cooling properties Laughter end applause. SOW
You you tia good vay- ..ausni'r and as ""
dou'i miss those virtues faughtr 20 little curious FOR
" 20 how large body appropriate 50 small
vel we are now here not n the opening Of the
pagn iur it has been bravcly fought on many
We are not met to celebrate the victory,
loI tn final onset not until next Iuc-day are not
here 20 praise our-cvc~. Tor mat we can 81" without me
presence election day. Applause We are not here
even 90 praise Mr.. Blaine Applause ani cheers III
plausc. HIS fame Is inscribed upon the history Of the
country and. faint or tirIll-h can come
from any. Of the ylci'situde. OF politics or
suffrage 'Thrc. cheers fOT Mr. Blaine But we are
here 20 t"-la .ildl' one an"rI ana I" '"h-i"iudl'
Alr Banc that We nave country that was 'a'' py lne
Republican party once and VIII b" beloved ana hon"rrd
and sustained Icy the Republican parry through every
yics~lindr. We are mere 10 cnIEIatuaic oN-t'c ana
Mr. Blaine that every step Ia TIE campaign, IS Wc
now. look back upon il, Ia, shown no
naeIlit, The conduct u it. ,Applau,c. And we are
Rorthy followed In his lead. We ar, To- congratulate
ourselves and him that united from the BEGINNING We
omc ever ID inc Outset OF th' surfaces ana 'n' Una"
est tfa las not reached HIM over th" PROSTATE body ot
he Egrgsean party ,, we heart sTf
o congratulate ourselves and him aud the country
the triWl"iS hhd already announced thc I'-u.'
Applause bui we do not mean from this night tot,
he shutdown of the election day shall come Applause
REPUBLICANS PRINCIPLES.
And now gentlemen after these words ~ mutual con
upon the condition Of affair and IN, strength
nd prosperity ~ the Nation the powcr-the -tiil pre-
mneut powcr-of me Republican party and rs assured
respect OF administering the Government for !
mother Presidential term, ! may Doe permitted |
upo the principles Of that party that have
iherto been adequate for the pat AMI 81 abundant
inmi-c TOT tit mum ne az Mons me dt
r debates aud the decisions of t- people. which
company ard and animate every Presidential election
Outlined 10 the elevation ~ candidate
10 thc chief Naci-ifacy. Beside cudowing the chosen
Magistrate with ihe Nsor and authority OF the Ndi'h
3D. every domestic occasion and duty Tor every exercise
bis constitutional power and rrpr -cntauon OF NE
be- eunrar, c1rr---c. thc general dnr of the mind and
utpo-r "f ue people in the conduct of ihr,r
njrr rne constitution ana thcir dc'csat,d must
i- There Ore mot LEGS thc duty OF each party o. emma
.il candidate to tho pu'i, gaze Whose conduct and
afcof a', and arc known to hc au incorporate part NJ
s .f 'p" 'a' ine M"'i aay 81 pa. 9' pinaH
ar,y :. dunrbnl IN T.. duty ,o ,lr p,o5ie mci
H' imposition 900 i''f Nll'i' i1niinr and pN'I"'