New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

west OF this place II Ia possible therefore, that the
CARROTS and STATIONS friends in early days have
already written you great deal more than intended
when sat down. and in closing only wish to call your
attention to another singular fact. VIZ. that Mr. H.
Frank Jones, the Chairman Of the Republican National
committee, also born in Washington County. This
have not seen mentioned any hut our local papers
understand Mr. Jones born about ten miles south OF
this near Claysville the old National Road This you
could readily verify by calling upon him at head
quarters"
person from Buffalo. Ncw-York, came TO the Repub-
lean headquarters they opened with the
~leVeand-Hapin scandal The gentleman In control i'm
medlately replied We not making that kind OF
campaign and will not touch it," But Democratic jour
nas almost exclusively stirred it up The paper lately
sold to railroad parties by the heirs Of the poet Bryant
made perhaps the drest OF OF IT, having In the
blind feocy OF apOstacy forgotten that there were such
things as women and helpessness Another evi-mnded
sadducee out West retOrts that Mr. Blaine was at
least IN love with his wife. This is the kind Of heng
VINO VIII want to hang around the White House under the
pure Democratic and Pharsee rule by their fruits ye
shall know them.
Hero are three hotekeepcrs Of Saratoga talking to me
during the last week: first James NJ Marvin, Of the
United states Hotel. prosperous in Sara
toga County: Baiuc has walk-oycr. He will carry
New-Iork state by 10000 to - 900 majority" Henry
Clair Grand Union Hotel: am Democrat, and while
shall vote for Ceycand havc the least idea ofelect
ing him. and 1t LOOKS II this campaign would be
the dying kick Of the Democratic party. Their Jefferson
ian Club in this village could not raise Ss5 to hire band
TO scrcn@c Governor Hendricks when he was notified OF
his nomination Does that look like making any sacri-
flee for the candidate r. Charles L0sekam, proprietor Of
the Clarendon Hotel Saratoga. and OF the Genesee
Hotel, Buffalo. like Mr.. Cleveland first rate Blaine
| VIII be elected. guess. That's what they think In
! Buffalo. Tho German Republicans there have not
budged from their position They have thrved under the
Republican party aud cannot be picked up FOR fools
Mr. Losekam Is a German.
Judge David Davis told that the cannihal story II
true ought have been published. " n only an
noyed the posterity and recs of the dead. He lid not
know that the true and cannhals take meal
oi feow-man every day and being now ON tho run In
their scheme of political SANDER would like to turn the
/ theme into new sensation.
Shall starving man eat the nesh NJ the dead gTe t
| 10 the worms This the conundrum ~ Bddy
/ Bytnes All this absurity Of Polar expeditions came
nf attempt advertise ncwspaI or too Jealous "
employees send them upon its reporting enterprises
sn needs suhurn the United states to carry ta
dropping fortunes into noise aud death
Howard Hnklc NJ Van Antwerp. bragg & Co, the
chef publishers In the Vest saws ohio looks
beautiful FOR lilainc. that the Germans In Cincinnati
are delighted with the selection aud victory sails Ike
| bird m the zenith.
had a long listening one night last week to Houtke
! Cochran. ~ Iamnauy Hell and bd kcarnev. ~ tho
ditto tuctrau camc this country nt Hnvehoeh taught
arlnu Ia Wratrhrslot COUNTY IA only thirty rrata
| aid IT, Noud ntho a sfrat campaign speaker ahd Ia
oven better al druatrr Ia ingllah ta Fohhif In df
chip him lie 'he wotbm"n and the clergy ct tho
Catholic Church Wn an equally cold face To MI ''''o
land and pnirian. cannot manipulate them hack II
"A. f..H UV "A a.
/ General quinn To Cleveland, aud made II" more In
nrr,snn than Henry the Eighth mae on the Pope ia lhhI
little matter efdyoroe The rnok ~ Marriage In sun NJ
Peters porlnn barren other patrimony than the pure
wafer gushing forth Of an honest ahd accredited pos
terity hear that Ed kraruey his son-in-laW D0chary
aud Register Reilly the only Ceyelnders III TAN
many Hall Kcarney thinks Cicyeands chances not al
! gone John Kelly listens and reveals nothing. But
everybody who studies that weilsatished countenance
knows that Mr. Kecp-shady Cleveland will stay at home
and not he occupying any of our property
Tho Hon Patrick Walsh ~ Georgia, member OF tht
Democratic National Committee, says the election Of
plne will finally break the solid South. which lie depre
cafes He says Blaine got iee-holders support
from South therefore free to offer his patron
! age to tho young men OF talent there sons Vi Con
f.lcrates on whom the war memories st HShtly' ana
ta can raorrauze the cOlOrcd and the Democrats
will be too much disc outraged to go through another
qualifications" The Republican party would therefore
. he IN power another quarter OF century. Upon my
word said Iourke Cochran 10 me- " can't see that the
Solid Sodth breaking MP X any great argument 70 eject
/ Cleveland" Mr. washl- sefmade man, who made the
money at the printing to educate himself ~ george
/ to,.r College and he argues hard for Cleveland
Where IS 1ar other dreadful piece OF twadile the sncer
partuer~hp threatened produce IL must nave been
like Abraham Lincons homely illustration in the Illinois
legislature Mr.. Speaker" said he the HonoTahle
J nj
T. VIZ A. biz Is an OK seemed 10 be a dragon lie
shooed II away aud shooed and shooed But SIT IL was
a louise his eye-winker"
We reacut TO the Democratic party as all they will get
ont Of this campaign the skin OF Carl schuTz "IVh IL"
Old dried beans, famous Tor their "Ih III IT, anu ""
do not desire it To- be ed to after the campaign
hut sii-..t that he gwen to some patent medicine
,pseur - .hat OF man tried To be happy without
/ having any affections
DEVELOPMENTS will presently be madc-the letter is e1-
tanto Grover Ccyeands trade OF refornh the CltS o
New York AZ well as OF corporation bills % secure the
euipy gonrl OF Presidential nomination. ne trusts 'oO
much in the honor OF unpopular men.
Samuel J. rideu's friends refuse TO believe that he Is
in favor OF Cleveland. He put his foot On cleveland
letter OF acceptance Grover went into the groves ana
became a Druid. that party - now composer d '''"
/ and Druids. How sad Ia Daniel Manning
There are 900 rooms IN the Grand Union Hotel ARA
tora and 500 servants. Napier Lothian VINO makes ''e
,ckets stop to hear his band is tho son oil our gu
lothian who made music before our parents were 'c-
dusinted.
,, Eo,r,,e ,heb,nher says the dsaHcctlon to Blaine
| ia confined 10 some men who let their newspapers
furnish their reason In New-York. General Grah'iue
n. Dodge says club life in Networks honeycom0eu
With disappointed men who cannot bear 10 '''' p"Pu-
lar fvorite and they consregate 'petuy because 'e'
are not named or consulted.
r., Maxor ~ Troy. New