New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-06
POOR ON JONES.
40 WONDER HE'S UNHAPPY.
LISTEN rO rus CHORUS,
WHAT r. rllISks on frs ALgrrs.

mona Ire Nofhfsel ps,Hpsfn ~ AMI fhr0afsfs
Tho itt'n.s hostility the irfourr.sihr rDnnle, a..
tween Tho preaching ond The practice % ne Hses a
not provoke snfrrise II hn, before nov a-sallsd s mn
,iles ~ honorable Journalism with The same unbrJ,
rero'ity that II new exhibits toward the Ielulle,s
Although i hand aud glove with Carl schnr, :, anal,
81 him once "a deliberate liar. u quoted Win as
proya the statement that his portrait could be a,i'
mcycy rosuc's gallery IN ihrcpc' To T., l.. Colin
Mn %iom now trains rains; a, m,nbcr tn
Mr. blaine helps 10 swell, It referred funny m.,
of humbug" IL not more cOmpmcn tary To an.,l
aa n y w rc Sas ' trpSn IoFf WIN wicked
spare Marble II said speaking Of the able abncatos :,
emoeratic platforms lie Is useful the Ielot whom
the sparians made drunk as warning to free citizen.
against indulgcnc In intoxicating fluids"
EDITED BY 1T, GRUDGEs
FROM The DAILY Sdrai0giaa.
rival journals form surprising panorama. II record
which decent journalism reprobates. Thanks 10 eo%
luck JOncss Tines edited by its grudges il over in
trouiIe tban ,s ner IL worth sueh made more
mails The Albany Times and The Rochester Caion kaV.
intimaed that the now recruit to Democracy should 70
seen and not heard.
LYING DOWN WITH DOGS. AND WHAT FOIIOws
From The Washington critic. D
And still The Nec York Times l. not happy II kcto,
Blaine and Logan and then heartily Endorsed CeSs
land and hendricks i could swallow Cleveland and
family and Hendricks and his secession speeches ana
toe, but when II comes 10 lying down with
and his mules the other the gorge Of III, Times rises
and heaves and gags Ike greenho his first AIT
water trip Ii may heaye and heaye aud gag and g,y
won't help its sorry Those who lie with loe
Nust expect to get up with feas, just The Times has
done and IL may rub and scratch and the more il rhs
and scratches the II will he stunned by Lightning
ing men OF all parties.
TIE TIMES AS A STRIKER" AND STOCK JOBBER
From The Saratoga Daily Journal
The pertinent question has been asked why TAx
New York Times kept It's valuable information concern
ing the Union Pacific Railroad long secret Some
body has made q good thing OUT OF information that
seems have been well kept, and possibly some limo
cent persons have suffered.
A RAILROAD WRECKER TOO.
From The Buffalo CoameTci1i Rspl
The sensational article lately In The Nsw York Tina
about the Union Pacific Railroad in which IL tried 70
prove that n il " staggering to Insolvency seemed 81 In
dcate ambition the part Of that journal 10 become
a railroad wrecker "a well as party wreckcr.
ITS EGGS ROTTEN
Prom The chicago Ia'er-Ocsdn.
The Times Is a little unfortunate IN having preferred
eggs 10 steak for this campaign, not because under al
circumstances steak f. preferable To bat becau
accident which merely To- Indicate that The n4a
Is being edited 10y people who know more about Liverpool
and Cork than they do about Albany and Buffalo.
CRUEL ADVICE FROM NEW ALLY.
from The Cincinnati Enquirer tDeYa)
Our di-neresed advice 10 The Times would DO b. gei
hank into the Republican party n II True. IL had
influence there. but Democratic ncWs paper viii
not only haze influence. but it sensitive nerves
sure to be shocked by many an unkind reference
UNIVERSAL LIBELLER.
From Ths Einafrd Daily idr,rfiser
Tie Yer York Times defamed Grant Garfield Arthur
ana Hayes. aud pitched into nearly every leading he
publ, an for many years past II shows tnnclusyet
that George Jones has aienated the good VIII that Ray
mCnd hae won for The Times.