New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24


Dsdre' rr To bind "'ns,iene.s W1strver l. ione Lsro
every nan = re to '"o" sis OWL @olrSe' - giedSSi
Goldman e. tho Dep,sIrais
THAT Has wise. PiadsoS from msn Ike M. Cur
ta who lad participated with honorable associ-
ates III contention, and persuaded then that Il
woald BE- m insult his honor 20 suspect that he
coal1 b3lt, and who ,tsu to.tcl would De partic-
uL,ry absurd
pcsn"'rTs u rrln'Tect:ns the old WIZ party. THs
NE"-Yotk iEorNE 't9e Republican ,tAe American
Ticket 1a 1ppose SUI 'ca'Sns"H j. dne 70 'hc vac,
that ar Blsae vii r,fl-e 70 protect American cz'ns
AdirI 10 t-ts eyideac' ~ patriotism, v vi, DE hr
Ll-ne ua-"rryin; phrp0ss 40 destroy 81 iocciEn com
AE'ercan pol cy-. louisville julc"Jplrna
}Ir. Blaine says in his letter Of ccep:1nce: THE
Republic ,hogii n.Y'r scccp, lessor dGOy, it can
never assume H0brr one than the protection Of
he hurhie-f MAJ who owes 1t byslty- protection
at home and protection which shall fol-
low him abroad, into Whatever land be
may 60 up.n lawful Grand Could
words he moro explicit. and have not
the snerIran people iIr. Bi4iaes Ioliey ~ >ecrr-
tary Of state as practical assurance that the
diplomacy Of hD Administration will be strong
finn AID s'if-rosPectilg- American in the best
scuse3 As Tor his "unsN crymc purpose TO destror
all foreign commerce." What ,waidle' d" We seek
the couQuc,ts Of peace" is Mr. Blaine, noble OK
c'amalior. Tho.c conquest. are ,ho enlargement of
American trade the opening of new markets, es-
pccially on This continent. the restoration Of the
carrying trade ard IN. development Of National in
du,'rr 1ldrr the economic syiien which has al
o. ,d, rendered American prosperity the marvel Of
tho modern world.
~, V, oppressed ts opinion brfor' the convention,
that Cleveland Haa ihr wetars DeHlDrraiic candid ate IN
po.- Is nomination -mphalca.y because feared
+. "uud ,ve rHnr'N 90 the itsrlhl"au patty through
Cl~,clids yrtoss. H'f NOW t1ai slanI 'uom.natcd
tine Democratic party ro'tonPioL
Fortunately. you told 50 much cold and double
ahoitrd truth before the Democratic Convention
That anything you may Say now Is heavily dis
counted. A fortnight ago you were dcnuunrng
Cleveland "a the weakest candidate in tho whole
hat. rainoritE for the nomination Of som" ono who
would not eattanpe tho votca of thousands upon
thousands ~ wortingmen. and confidently pre-
dieting chat Tho choice ~ Cleveland would nblito
the dofo,t of thp Democratic patty ion were light
thon. and nothing }oH rnn say nos VIII Hlyo you,
James u,aausH Was dpfruans nnlerli,H 90 American
af anl Industries Ia J'~s'a'' "ef''e helna "s4 bofh
- ftauWg Post
Ncsi and about the nne Nir, Blaine entered upon
ms public career al Washington, Buchanan was
also giving aid aud comfort 10 Tho Southern fro
eaters and dsuui0nists and refusing Ia take active
hrttSaltHi1th
belonged to his own party and had helped 20 elect
him. Mr Buchanan has been dead good many
wears ana his ptOectlon5t principles have not sur
yived him as the economic faith Of his party. Bat
his secret sympathy with and open tolerance Of
Southern dsiOyalty and Northern apprehension
are still the d0min mt ideas of the Democratic party.
Witness Che nomination OF one of the most rampant
Copperheads OF thay day the candidate for Vice
President
Mr. Evars had not thoroughly prepared his case and
he vas huAOrous at tdc expense OF accuracy hapers
Weekly.
lie was however tOerably accurate in the quo
tations which he mads from the speeches of Mr..
George William CurtiE st Chicago, on the relative
merits ard claims of the Democratic ard Republic
can parties Even Mr. Curtis seems TO understand
that ms sorry plight is generally regarded as hav-
ing elements Of humor, and that Beware of tho
leaven of the Pharisees has passed into the!poht-
zeal literature of the TIM rs a sardonlc impeach-
mcpt of his own monstrouS folly in the present
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