New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31


favor OF Blaine. The VoLsbida In Cincinnati has been
just ~ prominent for Blaine Ottcndorfcrs paper for
Cleveland So think that Il h rather absurd for tho cry
70 Do raised that all tho Germans for Cleveland aud
thoeoro he J. going tn be elected. Mr. Blaine Will carry
Now-i"rk State 10y 10000 TO $4,000 majority You
marx now close all tO &C. II Ia very seldom that
make mistake In predicting these results. do not
believe that Cleveland will carry single Sorthcrn state
That article You In The Independently giving Clos end
up Il an indication Of what the church classes mean to
40 lthlnh you will no more OF Mr. Beecher m sup
port OF Cleveland. do not much favor bringing up
these maters hut II the treated the woman badly
aud put her IN jail it looks bad"
Said DO you think THIS Irish vote which Is disposed
toward Blaine will he stable e. How can IL be other
wise y MI Shook replied Tammany Han Will nom
inay ratiiy the Democratic nominations, but you may
Ie your HE they viii do hard work against Cleveland for
II h' should he elected President this man Thompson
VIII walk INTO Tammany Hall and get control OF it.
You viii find Tammany Hall disciplined aud doubtful
men OF the Cleveland stamp made TO walk the plank.
compared TO the Presidential campaign when Garfield
ran Blaine's Prospects aie the best ever saw"
Said to Mr. Shook Do you think Butler will receive
q large vote 2" ~lcs I do He will get from 10000 TO
10000 votes III the CITY Of York. iou will find some
Republicans who tank that blaine would have done just
as vel n Butler lad not nut that IL not the case
A. the time approaches for the Presidential election
those Irisimeu who do not want Cleveland viii quietly
vote for Blaine while % certain proportion viii hold out
Tor Butler' sadi: what 10 you attribute the uomina-
tion OF Cleveland 10 2" why to that fatality which has
attended everything The Democrats over do II was i'm
pressed on them that tucy taking mp The stronZcs
man In the whole country and i they lad offered "a re
ward Tor tie weakest the, could have missed this
man Cleveland BY the time tue election comes around
All Rcputhcans Of intelligence Will clearly see that TO
fo al Al he
with the influences which must inevitably control him.
"onld be 10 throw away property and every form "
Insurance We have for other purpose than that few
fools who have tried govern both parties at have
led the Democrats into tIclr usual snare
Twas IN Canada a wcrk ago travelling from Montreal
10 Ottawa on the Canadian Pacific Railroad. queer
looking Old gentleman sitting before asked II he cOrld
have my paper moment, winch had just bought in
Montreal lie said he had tried 10 get AZ the station
but failed The ucvshoy came through in a minute or
two. and heard some discussion between him and the
stranger The boy passed with the papers. when the
Old man remarked: Four hundred per cent profit FOR a
newsboy ! would without the news for a month he
fore would pay that Why ssd he, the price Of the
paper only cent marked. II the ueVsboy gets
400 per cent how can the editor make living :" He
borrowed my paper again for American fashion. had
submitted to aluoSt any sWudle that came along I
found he was y meinbcr Of the British Association OF
Science OF which Canada Is how fuiL Most "f these
gentry expect 10 make itc turn in the United states,
going from Montreal to Toronto and thence to Niagara
Falls and on to New-lork city.
Between Canada aud The United States imposition Is
constantly practscd travellers. vas the victim Of
ono such last suudIy morning. Having bought an
excursion ticket from Saratoga 10 Montreal aud back for
SO II necessary for to hay tick" from Sara
topa New York but passing through Saratoga after
midnight paid the fare ~ the conductor IN Canada for
the whole journey. about 81 more That was probably
on the Grand Trunk ROAD The porter conveniently
near In tue morning testify that according to lis oh
Walton oi hcai-ay my ticket only to Albany 80
wa robbed OF about - at this ond Of the line.
ottawa CITY suggested 10 me the city and Falls OF st.
Anthouv. Wisconsin. A considerable fall which hal no
rcturcsqucucs afforded ,idcrlho power for cav
mills great quantities ~ pine lumber, ard new ON
hryonc city " about 20 1000 persons paved with fra e
Limestone surrounding square OF very handsome GOV
eminent buiidul.. comprised a worth s'eng. These
buildings are bulls OF ohio stone trimmed with "a
Canadian brown stone. In almost ndcrous ahsurdity
the British mouarcLical aud parliamentary system In
mixed UP with the American Congressional systcm
There 10 little Gothic senate rhamhrr for sc'cuil eight
sruaiors each of whom has tils desk The House IL
constructed 800 ect up In tcra and these re-
al I'D provided with utt.e dcsts not much larger than
i.o write 10 hi- constituents dcnr lie. The archi-
tctura STYLE of These buildings extonory fine bnt
within They IA general badly adopted f1r clerical
work Gothic architecture generally falling In t- 'crullr
,tou- The new Capitol 80 Albany seemed to me-
T. I. AN elaborate extension OF the 'dngii an buildings,
e-pccay In n. legislative chambers and lille they are
ingly tine they almost absurd for their pir-
p,-c The ca-jryers about ottawa were furious at tlc
new Governor General having gone away and shut up
the car,icrs % Ric1u Hall that stranger, could not
get in Everybody admitted th"t Lord Dulern was the
best ruler Canada lad known that iue prncely couple
who were sent our 10 win admiration for royalty had
made a complete failure. ard that sir John Macdonald
was tie most adroit politician IN the Dominion because
he came neLre. the people and gave them visible
policy.
Canada does not impress American. except in the
peninsula north ~ Lake Erie and tn TIE fine waterway
" tie st. Lawrence OF which Montreal has been getting
the f benefit by having at great expense deepened the
ship channels through the lodges and brought the Quebec
shipping M 10 her piels Quebec then built the North
Shore Railroad to loop on the Canada Pacific but that
road has probably passed out OF her hands bridge
moOed below Quebec to connect the International Rail
road with the Canadian Pacific system But WheA they
put 1t all together, instead OF having country WIN
rounded or rectangular boundaries the whole concern Is
like the hobs on boys kite, consisting OF aiecO!e line
witha few towns tied in The stream OF emigration cues
through 10 the United states with unfsiing certainty
while coming In from the other SIDE is drected
from such strange countries Iceland and the Oceanic
Islands. Nevertheless the Canadian Pacific Railroad Is
to-day the great feature Of Canada next 10 the d.
Lawrence River For deyising that work sir John Mac
donald and his Ministry were turned out I'm huge scan
da about conemporaneous with the Credit Aober russ
at Washington. In a few years the Canadian people
found that putting IN men who were nothing nut re-
formers. and turning out men Of ideas ana physical
capacity was a folly. So they broushtMacdonad BACK
and he raised the money for this road which II now Al
accomplished fact from Montreal to the Pacific po'sloy
excepting small link which will be supplied That
road has made Canada stable attachment Of the British
Crown while not to have built II would have shaken the