New-York tribune., 1884-10-16

The most suoonBaiul campaign document Ut the year.
II Is exactly what the times demand. The Issue i,
Protection aud the benefits of Protection are re-
| Neaod IN such simple striking and unansWtrabe
manner III this ltllo Ezra that anO,t every one
who sees copy of 1t booo nes i'm neiiatry vol
untary agent for its general dissemination. 4
great many thousand were sent TO Omo where
they were eagerly received and where they prov ed
TO be of practca value Ilis Extra is almost a
manual of rhe effect of Protection on the wages of
| workingmen IN all the mechanical trades. Ii gives
the final results of Robert l.. Porters researches IN
| Eng and, and makes direct comparison between
the pay Americans get under their inlusfra Sys-
tenn and English nen get under the policy OF fr,e
trade. with authentic and complete tab es of COM
paratIyo wages. The appeal il makes 70 working
men. their wives aud families is IRE ,istible. FIN,
Extra Is sold for ~ hundred - . thousand
In Ohio, on the l4th inst of Bright, disease the
| Cleveland canvass
! IIatk from the torub~ nournful sound,
| liz Winfield Uanrocks cry
| Come Grover. come and sec the ground
| Whore you must shortly lie"
! CaIl Schurzis requested not 10 ,cld flowers.
30 Mr.. Schurl controls, the German vote does he
The Rcpub leans of Ohio would be pleased t. hire
him al $500 a night to control" it as he has been
doing tor some time past. The returns from the
German waIds IN Cincinnati aud in Cleveland inlI-
cate that Mr. >chuu had better confne his cam
paigu Efforts in luture 10 the line Of the Northern
! Pacific Railroad.
We reprinted Yesterday side by side two widely
published statements of the relation between /
vate morality and public welfare. Arranged Ia
that manner they furnished deadly parallel y
aud likewise a deadly contrast. The one embodied
the opinion OF The Ercoiag POST the otler the
II =. ~.
gis; of both:
From The Frcaiag Post
Chastity is great virtue. but every man knows IN his
heart that Is NOT Che greatest OF virtues that offences
against IL have often been consistent win the POSSESSION
of ALL the qualities which ennobe human nature and
dignity human life and make human progress possible
From. NE Rec Dr Storrs.
The suggestion that man whose history is stained
with admitted RIGHTEOUSNESS may get properly and de
bcratcy be put at the head OF the Nttio certainly
be secuted Forgiveness is one thing Popular corona
ton Is quite another
On November 4 the people mnst confirm one doe
trine or the other Which shall it bef
To Grover Cleveland: Why not rise In your
place and move to make the election of James Gil
lespie Blaine unanimousf Such motion would do
credit TO your head, your heart and your convic-
tion of the useessness of campaigning against the
inevitable.
Let us see. Those Hooking Valley "charges." |
were they to play large and determining part in
the ONO canvassf They we're. they We're. Mr.. |
Blane's supporters were informed that Hooking |
Valley to prove in the nature OF Waterloo to |
their candidate. Hooking Valley was to give |
BlaDe piece of its mud. was to go for him after |
The snitude of a thousand OF brick, was to prove |
to hun a valley of the shadow of political death. |
Where are those Hooking Valley charges in those
large and beautiful fac-similes now? Why. in the
light of tho returns. tho narrowing conviction
must force itself on the minds Of The Times, The
! orH, The Post and other organs of Democracy
that invested heavily in Hooking Valley, that the
fac c-slmile charges" were not loaded OF that the
Hooking Valley miners coudn't read large print, or
hear through ear-rumpet.
To the Silent Voter who was TO make himself
Felt for Cleveland Tell me where YOU are and all
will he forgiven. Expected 10 find YOU in Maine;
you weren't there. Looked auxionsly f,r you III
Ohio. but ,ou failed to turn up. O.wby doyOu treat
us thusf
(-igned Horace T.. Dining. for Independent
Republican Committee
A pensIvc sadness pervadcd the columns OF The
Er,qing Post yo teIday II inspired by an ag
onizing provision of Clevelands defeat in Novem-
Der. We imagine that every man who brutal
enough 10 come into The Posts Office during the
afternoon asking about the latest from OHIO
,e we'd Tor re Jy the rebuke administered by Dub
lin Judge to a prisoner who insisted upon talking.
Keep your mouth SHUT" said his honor. "al We
want vi you silence. and blessed little of that"
so the Tariff " iet IN Ohio dispatch
rom Cleveland states that larg, Republican gains
ire reported wherever the tariff had effect. he
hrns 10 members of Congress make the case still
stronger. II rs evident that Oh National issues the
republicans arc overwhelmingly strong because OF
he Democratic raid on American industries last
winter. But III II Presidential election this saiLe
ssuc will have Il decisive influence There II may
,e pected that larger glins viii be recorded III
very State. wherever there are WORK nsmen who
understand their own interests.
The present condition of the Democratic party
~ o le in mind of AN observation once dropped
y Mr. Aichae Cleory. pugiIist. VINO, like the Dem
,cratic party, has often been defeated. said Mr.
;leary 81 don't So much mind getting licked
nough that's bad enough, but to get licked anu