New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-26
SOME MEN ABOUT TOWN.

g I,.mocra. estimates the same mt 6.ooo OF less
e,n,c, u Morris lifelong Democrat oehcNcs INC
peruhl,cans will Ioll majority III brooAVn' NV -"
a.. ans man who two years AGO said the Republican
,s,.,. for Register would hc elected. ani WAS
,.ushcd nj before the election. The Republican WAS
elected when the city gave Cleveland $1,000.
,am told on good authority that the number OF Indc
ceudcnts who left the Brooklyn Young he'"'n''"
cl,b ON account of e., reorganization was 100; ana 'ua'
over 500 new members have joined tue "' "'S'"~'''
and will work Tor Blaine AMI Logan On eiecuo" "a''
Some note. OF the parade Of Monday last: Roswell T.
r,owcrs Office turned nine Republican CLERKS 'nc'"-
ing his private secretary. Members "f the hr""NN"
Young Republican club engaged many young P"|"ei''
not members Of tue Brooklyn Cub, but resident III
Brooliyp 10 work with them at the polls on election
day heard many Democrats openly admit that their
own parade and meeting thrown into the shade
An Ir,sb,an AMI a Democrat who was n delegate at
Chicago IN conversation with the cx'Judsc 10 whom
refer more than In this talk SAYS he Is s'Se tu't
Cleveland was nominated at Chicago under the bellef
and the assertion OF Manning. Thompson. Gu al
that the accession of independent Republicans and Ger
mans wouli enable the Democratic party to got along
without the Irish vote" They will have an opportunity
of thoroughly testing this question tins year
A New-York life long Democrat AMI an Irishm'h VINO
whose profession in inspecting buildings nnder conSruc-
ton brings him in contac. with thousands OF WORKING
man tells me this remarkable sory He ~ neS Nor OF
mine and until n few day. supposed he wis an
active Cleveland man. had always known hlm " DC
a bitter Democrat He says. believe that w''non'
making speeches have done mare electioneerlhs th's
ycar than any other man in New-york city, and am
greatly encouraged have talked ncthinghnt the tarii
and that only to the men work tho buildings have
b,cn supcrysnr for the .onr months since Blaine was
noninatcd have talked TO fully 0lO workingmeh IN
the building trades. most ~ them az nv own race anu
have found out ~ all that got any expression rom
only eight that not AGAINST Cleveland nfa I'r'
Aai they not eons 10 he Turned back other Ih"se
who t,kei With mo were In nrnt AM in earnest AMI
rensr,,y EMPHASIZED their declarations against Glove
Land hy an oath AMI those who did not talk listened II
nil hal 10 say abort the tarin with evident interest
The Democrats can do nothing this year With the LABOR
aud Irish vote"
Nv, synnran, thines IN The Brnnkvn canvass impress
mo The Democrats have hcen N snutcly at'nrbl ani
rnvusrl over the contest ~ re FOR the nOmn'n Tor
ehera ~ their party tn the exclusion ~ All tar anu a
pup,An, inrreet concerning their National raniiihics
hssr neerf tnsvn anv political rone' IN this city or
N ptth,n where the National issnrs Nefe so wholly
s,,ai,ihnn,si w the idnt issi,e' The ohct thing
hpe N in,esitn 10 that thrr afe nhoit three hainn
sNi iessn ani pntlpf hammers hsrrtel io ohe 'hte-
,sni anA iipaifehs hnMn"f tpt ihh Democrats sae mat
i,e t,prihtths have neither honet het wshh'snheh W
hiass t0Antt,
Tho Apsaaia Ciapk paNH,nt W sanlh hFanShh en-
plu shail ~, vairrs IN itish heiM'r, tho i'H'n'
cratic u,aa4er ~ t n,ri ai tia CITY, 'els ~ 'aN IN
oniy III then turnei ont nr Tao srah Ns'e'hl hsFNp
cue ani p,rve las, week when Cevoisnt ciino I" "F"sn
,nlhasn by hs presence He SAYS that el-hly "alea
s,ous IN tue proae,snn OF tina Republicans few n'hts
later He did not AID, however that THIS Was simply
ward ratification meeting with uninportahi speakers ana
blaine and Logan away ou West.
4 returning ocean steamer brought home last week
eeyeu Catholic urosts AL bishop living in this state.
W no had been miS>oi or pilgrimage To Europe
Pc tcal discussion with Others and among themselves
lel one day to canvass these clergy when II was
found that favorci the election o Blaine AMI one
that OF Butler Toe minority representative declared
that felt inclined to with tho majority Az 9yr'-
during the recent visit OF Mr. Blaine three priests
we've on the platform to greet him. At their reIict OK
Mccarthy invited them To repair to his
home where later they presented to Mr. Blaine ana
had talk with him. Along the line OF the Eric Railroad
the experienced oil an Independent EepuDhcah
paper OF city oni only one priest who favored tho
election OF Cleveland. He did ~ on personal gronhas
solely and then only so far ~ publicly to advise
those among his parishoners who were freshmen that 1t
w,s advisable that the Irish vote snout not be given
bodily to any one party. these facts To show that
TIN. clcrsymen who have been 80 outspokcn IN
opposition Cleveland moral grounds are not alone
IN entertaining that view OF him
7 heard Of an interesting conversation between
prominent Republican who once judge oil the Court
OF Appcas and in the days of the salwars and Half
Breeds" was the leading stwart in his part OF the
State and Republican who Is tic son of tIe rincl"i III
one OF the first female sennires IN the state inquiry
had brought ont that the latter hal determined
TO vote Cleveland Tie exJuige. expressing his re-
gret "a well his surprise In Iurci his reasons Be
cause look upon Cleveland "a an honest ana
AN intelligent Executive" You have selected" sad
the ex Judge the words OF all others which do not apply
10 Cleveland ut all That he il no: an Intelligent EAceu
tive is shown by his OF the Five Cent Faro bill
think hs veto was rigt-I would have vetoed sueh bill
had been Gove-nor,-but his reasoning in declaring thai
Lhere was AN implied contract between the people ana
the railroad company which made the bill unconstitu-
Al, I'm my on MON showed that he knew nothing OF the
egl merits the matter His reasons for his veto oi the
Tenure Of Office bill doubt Of his corrdpt pou-
,a motive the support OF Hubert y. ihoml-
,on while his delay to act in the matter Of sheriff DaVu
,on was neglect OF duty quite inconsistent with any
dels OF political probty. Blu cannot niuerstanu no"
ron situated as you are, with yonr social and pro-
esson,l relations can support Cleveland on moral
grounds How your father feel III this campaign y
Oh! he is for Blaine was the reply.
The result OF the present campaign ought TO 60 far
toward putting end to the employ III loh'le"
campaigns OF scandals In lieu OF arguments TIC iu'c
,f IA. Mogey letter defeat GARFIELD ioubtedy pre-
rented the employ ment Of forgery as Democratic
campaign method /" this contest signal defeat OF
Cleveland particularly in this State. will go far toward
orcmg "a dscontinuance OF nud singing In the Iutufe
satisfied from own obscr, alton ana TAX among
ny elderly acquaintance that the cartoons OF f"h'
Yrrg ers Weekly and The W,,ti have made rs many
3aiuc az Gle yeland Young men smile over some of
bem, hut older men shake their heals and say, Ihat
proves nothing" mat isn't true. or, That Isn't
AIRY nut" ar That ant count for much or That
d,sgustng have heard each and every one OF these
pressons used by men above the mid eage while look
NC a these cartoons "a os,ei In windows