New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Rev DR. Van Bokkelen Of Trinity Church n.s.
h"ighahty denies the charge by which the Rev -
FREEMAN Clarke has laid great store, that he intend.
vote Tor Cleveland lie writes to The Bspaio o...
81 am Republican and have been from the ha.,-'.'
aud have never hidden my Light under a bush, n&
the record Of the Republican party and see no ,..
leave its ranks now. when its success T. morn l,,,
to the prosperity and progress OF the Natsn,,han .
period since the war OF the rebellion Instead a, .n "
ing Grover Cleveland. and my two sons win !, ~
ON November T. east our ballots for Blaine and I,,.s
The Ner. York Times has taken pains 20 eyn,,,, a.,
regards public and promscuous eating "a ndec,r, ~
Times would doubtless be very glad TO eat ia e,a- =
solemn solitude on November ).
Apropos OF Republican success IA defeating D.,o..-.
fraud In Ohio ne 81. Joseph thcl Ga:c1s utter. n.
| mild and placid words: We hope much tba, ,hs -,
learned by the Democrats In Ohio will be well -
aud prove most valuable one in November Have ,os.
six-shooters handy and according "a you vote .,,.I.
see also that you shoot straight"
Mr. Evarts's Brooklyn speech was a crusher IN. INA,
pendent reiormcrs haven't felt annoyed and dlsoo
aged since ex President woolsey joined the riana.
The Son again warns its party against the free tr,a
heresy calling attention to the fact that the Repuh.
gains In the mining and iron manufacturing coap,,. =
OHIO very large. In twelve ines contaninr a.
per cent Of the miners and 80 per Of the iron .S
steel workers. though only Of the counties A.
orty of 1880 2725. In four Of these the Re,,ba
gains in scioto $50. In Perry 49, in Malsuiu,
Az and in Megs 255 making over 1000 in IN. fan,
counties, In which the iron workers number Oyer47a
Mr.. Burdck OF nion NcwYork. * not by any mean.
the only noted PrOhibitionst who has recently deern
ined to refuse his tho National ticket .ad "Po
hbiton." In the southern part Of this state marked
change has appeared among the voters Of the R
pubicans realizing thar vote for the st. John ticket
simply vote to elect Grover Cleveland
Governor waller the rubcund. the sangine, In Nh
disnay at the Democratic disaster in Ohio ia allowing
his thoughts to take communistic turn. Apparently
he thinks that II dreadful thing for Ohio RepabI.
TO do what they could to prevent the organ ssi
violence upon which the Democracy relied for lhe sa
1t lisa serious thought that the day may come when
public outbreaks will be the only remedies LETT tote
people to defend their electoral rights Reyoluiiosa ao
sometimes Justnable, and public outbreaks are In sszs
eases only small revolutions"
Tho Rev. Dr. Daniel Dorchester. one of the rra
leader. OF the temperance movement IN tbls country
says: For the present my duty clearly lies With The
Republican party. lf vote as pray IN the Jeeire
contest, must vote with that party for my mlndt
can do more good for humanity and for the counryb
acting with them than with the rrohbItory party" The
Rev. A. q. Upton, OF Norwich. n. V. says: 4 cannd
consent to defeat ~ Prohbitionist and Republican
the time M political action thn, could perfrm
this fall would seem to pernleous to fail tods
all can 10 keep Grover Cleveland from the ie.ldentiA
chair" The Rev. Dr B u. Peek. of the same pl,U
snysi IN voting for the Republican party vote fw
national prosperity. vote AGAINST rolygamy. vos
agar bulhlotlng aud shotgun policy m the South
vote against llbeftlnsm IN the white House vote M
liberty aud righteous Governments IN short, ,o.s "
I pray" Mr Dorchester Ia a Methodist Mr trtcBa
Conefegationast. and MIR Peek baptist and oil htse
speak sound sense.