New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

/ william Purcell, do not like IT. They were al
vIfed long ago that II would be very foolish 10 rely
| urOn mud- Singing aHl campaign lie3 10 beat Nr
Blaine, but they vent At II, apparently from pare
instinct, just rs a snake cravls on tie DIRT because
IS his nature
Hr. IeHGrets de1rscai.d a campaign Of defamation
90 either Al aJd sail Ia fr h,s part ~" wished
600 c'an r1mpazn. vhes'n p1fty prineJlr' aud nor
re private BE o ID" CUdia WERE To be- %: l., uci
| else .s.oI.-t rri"aria from N5tl~
| I'm pursuance OF .hs praise aoTthy policy Mr.
| Hendricks bcgaI by utscring most unworthy
| fil.ehood abodt the Secretary Ok the Navy fIis
supporters, wf:II rare exceptions are devoiinghe'r
whole time to the circulation of sla1der3 against
VI. Blaine. but Nr. II ndrchS you'd be ont Of biz
| eicmrA, IL ae were not putting ~ alr4 OF superor
! virtue wIic slandcrng somebody. That IL the
latest ,.eiorm fashion.
NJ Jorc. carries the C-c nha.k party IN his pocket
aaE l. 5,fH ~ Natola' S'at. Committee aUd s.
! 9 uCp'IaU sGap3g"r.--f EeF-Y,fs WorfL
! Except in The Dor'd office II has been the i'm
| preston that General Batter had something to do
with that organization. He understand. it par
tieuarly well, at all events, and when ne uttered
! his warning to the Democratic National Conven-
! ton he SAID: II you do not say 10 TIE working
men of New-Yor., Nev-Jeracy, New-Iiampshuc,
| Connecticut and Mas 31chnsett' that you mean to
| fO-ter and cherish their industries wherever yOu
car, and say shat with no uncei tam soand, God
| help You, for / c1KL" As he cart" he IL not
| trying.
Tie ac'i,n % the convention loses moral weight iu-t
In he degree that i5 i. nDt represent Ia aef,l
srn'tilcnt ~ The laPy.-tiavrle NIlaD curtis, Feb
| ru1rv 3. 1888.
| We'll. Won got 2 nomination which Won AMI cyery
other dsseHtient had TO recognize ~ representing
! the actual sentiment Of the DaFty-5n oyerwhelm-
! ing majority Of the party. The action Of the con-
vcation, then according 70 yow own doctrine, car
Ill. 81.
| previous R'pubIiran Natlnal Convention .iuce the
organization of The party.
The Blaine PAPER. are ,o,;1. with shocking stories
IDrUt Gl scrap, I'D fl' urivlt' ITIe ot
| ruor Cleveland log years l-o.-s.. Louis P,,t-Dis
! pa'ra.
| This fll4ehood may ~ wei be stopped The Tin
c.aRaG Co,naroai- ro.eH. STATE, the simple Truth in
| aging th1t the serious accusations against GOV
! nr1or cleveland were first mldo public b. the
! Democrats themselves. The first information
| Ncv-for<rrs derived the subject from the
| columns Of that sterling DsmDcrati. paper. The
| i0'hss' .Da, then edited by the Hon. William
| Purcell. ut that very moment on the Democratic
electoral ticket Of thIs state. r." attention OF the
! whole country was FIRST directed to them by the
| discussions &C Democrats 20 the Chicago Conycu-
| ton They have now obaIn.d circulation Iu one
| dependent paper in Bd6aio aud in three col
uun article giving all tAe revolving details IN The
=.
! Ohio il rot Of the Who'll, Vc5t The Coa.moTj1i
! "a. He adds. to R.Pab,icau editors: They
might have uo,l ID two years ay,, when Cleveland
! wa, RAINING tor Governor of NcV-Iork, for the
! fact, were almost as wei known then 81 uov to
| tsc newspaper prof sion. Bat hey ,.ulou,ly rc-
| Scanned from even alludwg to ill., At present. the
| .peslbc charges are made in dispatch from She
! Rev, George II. Ball. OF Ea.iap. auI DO The Caihoiie
! ilr.se of Cleveland. the OF. ln of Bishop SYau!-
DIM The Republican journals nave been and are
! quite content 10 rest their appeal ~ the people
Upou the differences between the or at parties
| on c.r tIru and other grave questions OF National
policy.
The ab-osat'on Of -. uuit ue ard me cIec,
| s..i. ed UT curtis IL iiarlers Weekly.
! You have found out ~ last that the convention
! which nominated VIZ. Blaine vas the taircst that
ever gave candidate, to great political party. II
represented more ili,hfnlly than any other nomi-
uaupg convention has done, tie viii II the people
Yet you have repudiated the action f tnat
| tion, have betrayed the trust OF those who sent
you 70 it. and have deserted % the enemy for the
pl"asdr OF supporting, "a yolr embodiment Of Re
.ouI, Governor Grover Cleveland!
In. fae pain fact is that the 70 have
auS term ana Z, Iik w 10 have 4 Republican ma ority
| for four years. New YORK World
True bit iSnC this queer way to win votes Tor
| the Democratic ticket You virtually tell your
readers that they afford 80 take heavy risks in
eiact;ng Governor Cleveland and Democratic
House since III the very worst the Senate viii TT
main Republican AMI protect the business interests
of the country.
For at this time the of ne United states stands
amo,. equally divided between tho two great parties
dinrr shat The NccPresident@ U the United states
s have To- decide upoa GnesiDn' u law by the exercise
OF the casting fApllaIu'.l Thr responsibility
wo ia !hen become would not then he the
p.p0lsi.iit Of representing state or disTrci II
would De- the rpspon- NIFTY ~ " rcsentlns The WhOe
country. dr. Hendricks. At ~aratOga
his isa very neat advertisement of Mr. Hen
dgIcA,'4 chief political uplishmeut As strad-
dlcr on nearly every public question during the last
quarter OF a century he has had no equal. Appar-
emily he thinks his uuryalled experience ju,tlies
the expectation that with the senate equally
divided between the two great parties he could sue
crcd better than anybody else ia making she cast
mg-yote 4 satisfactory strad'ile
G1t II Il too late now 10 mead the matter" No II
fsut never g. Let the Democratic National Commit
tee tcu Cleveland that his nomination was mistake
rate or premature ant h' unot h'-taif {" re
irr ur h' that It would -'cu" surress iOtlc
tick, at onse. and great credit 10 9inH'l I'ut would
Mr. len 10 tlL went be uprsltid'l consent to the
usr og MIA uamo (" veteran Obtcr.ei. ih the Nc"-
lulk sun.
Too late. old Ciphera cant save you. The only
thing To- 30 Is To- have Mr.. Hendricks run for both
Offices simultaneously, as the sole and unterrihed
heir to tho " Great frand issue
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PCLiTiCL NOTES.
Democrats alc frequently reminded thit theyem hope
10 ,uccrcl only through fraud and violence 30 tho
..f.