New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

On September 30 The B,goa Heyad printed the forged
letter from Seal DoT, which hts been circulated in
ObiO the purpose of arrayng the Germans against
Mr. Blline. Immediately above the letter he HfraH
prin ed these wprls: We 10 not know whether Is
genuine ON another page OF the same issue. aud one
which went to pres. earlier fte Her1d printe state
nent from Veal Dow drclarin, the words attributed to
him. an uumiti,ltel lie Ite Ho'H would not in
dor.c the forgery bIt willing 10 give IL 10 the
public i'm the hoIc that lily people meht be de
c.ivcd not seeing the denial elsewhere IN the same
sheet This the battle purity and reform winch the
Inde pcudcnts lighting for the good Of their country
It is remarked b, persons in Washington who have
talked with Speaker Clrsl, daring the last few day s.
That Lc has suffered doubt steal over his serene con
G.uc in CctcHd', election. Being ASKED directly on
Monday evening what he result @ould be- he answered
tla he could NOT tells that n his judgment everything
dcncndcd ON New-YorN. And then be added the sage
md inspiring remark tha. if ;ewY0r should be carlel
hy the Republicans he lid not thiuk the Democrats
would b. successful.
After their secret meeting IN Providence on Monday
the independents Of Rhode Island issued autiBaine
allsc., of such sld AMI transparent mlNsnity that
Ihe J,unai published 10 ia full excellent kcpub-
can argument
Senator Voorhees, stood nr very sin and straight Last
week at slc,hyvile. Ind. anl with many mpr0 isiye
cpithcs called uravcu 20 witness that he never called
tle linton soldier Lincoln hircings." Ibe LdtfH-
rD9ls Iueg rcfrc- the -cnltors memory tns point
bv rcu-,llcine tla declaration -irned yetis by
eehtrcu reputable citizen. " m lins thit they heard
lr Voo,hces make tllt precise statement 20 sullivan
ou Aueu-t 5 1859. T. was tie -ane orrision that
a.. yoifheeg ai73r1 EVERY Unon soldier 10 70 to the
nraft birk4nth .hop arl have an from rollt made.
aul rurrd atornl ht nark hciins IN large lcttets the
nsriirtion: Nc dog iilr3lh."
Wtr trp 0nlrttt 0r thrtril cct7itr he'''n hsf0r't
tH,, hatin- uitlnit,pl q NJ me- ueh0rri'r stttiep.
4,. e,iret8ti,ir iH rurt ~ ilt WiNl B rts'ii hiin
nai..4 inH nNr,bs mN iiH' 'Nt iH WNi 'NaNl w h'N
uu4l. H ih0 euiiNIaHa. Bi tNIi r1ft'NNtN' ht iilN
| f. n itWrlV tNmNup W.m'nW HWinn etitW'
nlmuli. .aiIu D. ,tin- urH-N uni9 halnAnu- iil hr
| wuullu pllt Auh s.uu- hii hralt1 lhai " mNf'e
.lprmlD b. thr unil 5li pi leiWm Nntth hli lN- 10
hlsnI luui timn SO narlnn, ar these lAhuia io 'l a
wnuI aaus tho ma. hiuo which in tin name ~ GfnIn'
| ia auueelmG routIlhutnn ~ munrl itlm n'ell one
connected with Me ncmncwilu state uo'ofhmen' o'
ohio in however small a pu,t0u
The supporters IF ucnrra Butor state with positive
meas that their o lanlnuu n Kings County H. superior
boh D that nf the Democrats and to- that of the Rephll
cans aud that fhc, viii poll In that county from twelve
m tttcon hnn rl votes This is bol challenge u IA
not altogether mpo,sihc that It may have more iounda
| tnn Ina truth than the Democratic managers mo WILING
n believe Atnl events they are plainly appfohrnA''
and have arranged to- march their candidate into BROOK
n or pcctlun. hoping to revive the party Ht lh'i'
t II thov p,tly Huoorud what Il tu become of 'lrNo
ln1a vote IN hr state IT m county hk" Nlnga uohota
i,nilor gota np much aa ten thousand ,otch