New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-28

s, ma tpseei who has been attempting 81 got nniheH
.,,enilo fof tho past three morha would moi u" Nn
ran biasot e,biebpUblc ~ MhNEW tS' y" h'No hH'
The pHbie demonstrations ~ Mt blaine "h'il ~ y '"
la eieetod 80 not Tho critical cqhr Is received "h"h u
sees attoad Win nn oblivion that would bo Improved ny
being Aiehod dobh stairs
We sh,lI keep the Blaine fisehoods standing" says
simon Tappciut whose usual advertising space "h
.er,e he Is spoeing upon the cit, government to hl
until the close Of the campaign" Do, simon. Your
Msges at least will stand by you' II will recall the
heroic attitude of the little hoy upon whose pro
truding under lip member Of the naughty whIte race
dfopped mess OF carriage from bridge The mnion o
reform was heard say beneath: Now, simon Taper
it, amt going take It OF at all, but leave stand
tnorc and show It to your iaicr'
Inst after Carl schuz had laid down the Sccrctarvshp
Of the Interior TO living on Mr. Nilarts news
paper aud receive interest he Published the I"0"
ing communication from Ernst Hofcr. OF McGrcgor
Iowa which IA recommended TO the consideration OF the
respec,hle German voters this country now. when
Mr. schurl Is trgine 70 deliver them bound to the PS
fines Mr. Hofer quotes from something printed in The
Esenng Pos. by BodcnSic3 TO the effect that me
German sinks morally and mentally in proportion as he
adopts the habits and views o! the Yankees Mt hocf
then says:
Every Thoughtful man will upon careful study Of the
condition OF the American people come TO cNocty tile
opposite conclusion. TIE German VINO doN no, 'ipt
American habits and views sinks morally anu u''ti ny
in proportion he refuses to aNiml1e our IDEAS OF ie
aud progress Rc.ardnE the welfare 4" tHc il, 'n. '
thc end aud aim OF our institutions. American ana ma
tona habits and views are vastly superior 20 In i l
Germnny any would convince mhl'eH "l 'u'S ic'
him question "a herman VIII" las lNhd uhucl ",' M H.
~ The ,ncrIority of American Institutions Aud ~ the
opinion OF a philosopher Ike Herbert Nencot' l',, I'
laws and constitutions. The German who rejects Amtr-
eau habits aud views does not become a 'lSg M t
lie nttcupfS 10 prOpagttc upon American Sl the plS
and gicTs OF a European Empire As tnH wi" i ip'
thrive here. his efforts are Iu'le' Ao' hc 'o'o' "'
i,het.
Again referring to MI Ernst Hofcr n German. quoted
above. hc addresses dissatisfied poltcH u'inP' W '
schur1 class thus;
The German who undertakes 70 exclude from IBIS lam
ilv aI American habits and views VIII huiu u'Nn ~
l0siert, n hc succeeds, citizens Us useless rs Io u.s.
Americ leit- mud ideas ntc perm" ins aI IiiIl's :"
the iorc. and for foreigners 70 come mere anu ~
T. 10 sink iroiully ana mentally There Is no NOR "
tent factor h CIR n1',a, Jul, lI'i i., ,s I'm orr
Achn,'~ ava COLLEGES. He Is honorri s''tt alI lu"
In am RATIONAL lfc tha tine Aiucuclulcd foicisn.r
Of vhnfc,cr nationality. lie remains l-hi!'i I@,',
vote Doc, mot educate hi, children IS drsp-d h' Amen
tnus n iu.tc of Nr E'l'u@i'dl c'I l.,n 7' W
tIs R,.Igg' n ri d. .iGd r'a4.,. r tls counr,
would Doc much e1>ici Of solution
est ltl -,frr, ei TO-. n the yon o. norl. Pc s11 ''e
rtprn rnn,t ~ Tfissi If thl tiu' 90 tN"t'i'd d'
sstn,t is" si ht vpen ~ ron tttIos. h' d h''r
ssd us ii.hhfss
it ttis,t pud in s,tHt o',s feii mai. ~ wtt
Hoih ttl siutitt I,u iH-'uifllH Iasmsi H'h'td "'H
u.f Fiil iht usHd conclusions tVF'IN/ N'1sW hif
Hriuuu ut s4Hipef pupriif Hns iuIuti 1901 |'H'' u"
stl u,uu,fit- u.u.uted uiur. l1nI '"n Fl" i"I
enouah ~ uinh tntt -pupi 'nn in Dol. ..lht i7
lulrd ritr him sin his hrui wHuld 'Nn 1911" hnI
IN" Tut lt-s. nouf nnl Joseph hid io Doe i'l.H' "'
siaMthns1, Ihp man of Iulc futl h" lo'l hl- llII"
pie
All ne u,psmper philosophers IN thr l'uiied Tt'tr'
sidrI ips.ther aio pInhilt nni lh" rlni| w h|ha'
s,,id ,,t, manufacturer who rlins 80 nav on h9 i've
hundfoi h,us eyr, aoiutln, and is not OF tho least
irt,ul Ma ,i,us nro 80 hp tlpn above thus oi oloi
men imls ut,r un thrf monopoly "l daih '.-'' non
rtp gentle stdd ri anodnoe ana concession whrh h'1'
ithuifs nni communities nnl rWui''a l"a'N''' "'
wbiob che riss aluli loa1 the Wn ln BE- i'i nd t'pn
vh,uo nut ot,,o naourn r,sts Nithnl 'huI} '"1 u"
battalion v,lDoui 'h'ails'w'~
u oe,otud Is uinolng n g. no Visible iionol
qhpul-in Do umuuH Wr}VhrIr '.iuf is H"h-
Iitu, B. uuutps, bat tan Go soc Cleveland. >e' Iia
Was thr muu thc Republican Ieur-t1' ana H''-l''
had thc t.b aud Ignorance odrntnd ur hrm"'l"
Convention 90 put up 40 personal wd intellectual tower
ct strcnrt n. to have been h1- ot scraps let
at the bach gale Ton the scaycuscr bat the ri"icr7
cod suNc the murkitooh aim up and made KING carrot
OF him rcoplc Who wonA adoru their county'a great
station with thu vegetable wuhl shout wildly for the
Ncict Prophet of khor,,,an.
Cleveland should go to Ohio; the bic steer is not there
10 excite CON PARSONS.
Nine tcnths Of an this attempt 10 bring Mulligan into
good society and give him conference ana status moi
diocy, Iuany presume. II Is desperate auemI
90 keep looking at Grover Cleveland a7 the can
ddaio OF the anay sts Tiaiari>t asses and soyaut Il
We look lt their choice Bottom roar Never
again little ptss. bc hucdsters in greatness for Ms