New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03
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our IHIENPN' ! mr. E'E" -
ey can STAY M homo aud refrain from Notngi or II
tney have 10 radical "lrg,'ns io ln' ,i u c,u
vote Governor IT, john, the candidate 81 lh'I P}
-. The san,
Thi, invitation totllc Independents Is particn-
Iary cruel Having carefully reviewed the laolS
of the campaign, and shown that they hnd MI
! Cleveland utterly unworthy OF their support fhe
N,, recommends them to vote for Goyern'r 81
John Mr. Schurz, and ms especial followers OF
the German persuasion, Will receive TINS "u'c'
with great enthusiasm.
There has been no ,ensel,ss slaughter of strikers by
wild mitiamen, ana the troubles oi the miners At" TL
in fair way to adjustment Without bloou7hc' Inv
Telegraphic dispatches do not put so bright n
face on the matter There has been cruel slaughter
on both sides, which could have been prevented
had not the Governor cared more for his polltica
party than for the enforcement Of law. lie was
appealed to most earnestly, several days ago 10
prevent boodshcd by prompt employment OF the
power at his command, and fatty refused because
he feared il would do harm to his party.
The paramount issue in this canvass Is political moral
ity. II involves the question or hdcllty 10 trl-,7o
truth and fal-chOod, right and wrong honesty anu uT
honesty in the conduct OF public affairs george V"
Julian.
Was il not this same Julian who made some
strong observations. not long ago. IN regard 10 the
political morality of Mr.. Schurz, his fidelity to
trusts. his honesty and dishonesty And are not
this Mr.. Julian and that Mr.. SchuH to-day lovingly
engaged as brothers IN the same holy effort for
Cleveland and Reforml
Nevt TO the devoted. earnest and patient members Of
the Democratic party the btierest dl-aIpo 81
this phenomenal campaign has come M on the lndelcnd
ent Republicans The sun.
That is true and it teaches the unwi7dom Of
| "buying pig ia poke These most holy per-
sons were dead sure that they knew all about
Blaine and also dead sure that they knew all about
Cleveland Il turns ont that they did not know
enough about either
Ihaye only this 10 av that the duty each and cv'ry
citizen f. called 70 perform IS solemn one dnty
which he should perform for himself and for b. own m
tcre lie should take heed not to be mcd by unscrupu-
lous leaders From Ce,cIand's last speech
II is to be hoped thai every citizen will improve
tins warning subscriptions leaders are now
going about the country cndca'orug to convey
tine impression that the Office OF President Is not
essentially executive Let no citizen be nilsled
Under an these circumstance, the Democratic party
need only Dee true to Itself 10 win handsome Victory i'll
/ Noycmbcr.-.Ihe buiiao Courier
o. no. lou are certainly mistaken. The Demo
cratic party can never win by being true 10 ITSELF
For being true 90 itself means being trte TO such
hrrcsics 70. that slavery was divine institution
that the Nation had right to save It's own me-
thlt the war for the Union was ga failure that it
wa, honorable 10 pay Che creditors Of the Nation in
Deprecated currency that tho Constitutional
amendments ought to have been repealed, that the
way 20 resume was not 10 resume that was per-
fcctiy legitimate to couspirc 10 saYc the Nation TO
death by way of compelling the retention of par-
san "ridcrs' ON great public bills tn" frozen
truth is that Democracy VIII succeed i'm getting on
only as it abstlius from being true TO itseL'
ttnot only fails ~ show that Blaine m 20 hc Pros
If N
forgotten what fitness, for the Presidency h.-,Ihe
Evening Post
This is the only reply that is possible {, Mr.
Hoar, convincing letter "Whcn you have no
case. abuse the attorney for the other side" Hap
PLY Nh Iloar's opinion ~ t. fitness for .hc Prc-
dcncy ha, % little more weight with rational per
son, than opinion from tine author of the great
defence of Mr. Clcvcland- private character
Mil. shutting down furnaces going ont Of blast, and
the streets full Of idle operatives call ioudy for reason.
The excuse Of ovc-produclon isa very plausible one
lion has Increased faster than population Boston Post
All right Population increased from 1850 to
1850 about sixty per c,nt-from 3l1l332l TO
80 15j, 7s3. Production by manufacturers IN
creased during the same period from Sl,Ssj, SOL
G7G yearly in 1860 to 1860. 579sl9l in 1s9O-
about 1s4 per cent, or more than three times a.
fast. If The rot were not painfully ignoraet, 1t
would not expose itself in such fashion Bat then,
il it were not painfully ignorant, It would not sup
mort Cleveland, a a Reforncr or otherwise.
Tho talk about Withdrawing Cleveland ought not to
deceive so intelligent 4 paper ~ The DUbUVtc Qowa
t,jr1|1Db II il one o. the plcasautries oil the
naisn; that's ali The Brooklyn Eagle
ON, of the apleasanries," ELI Probably, then.
The Eagle will regard the defeat of the Democratic
ticket in November a bit of a Joke. pleasantly
Telegraph the news to Mark Tapley.
We happen 10 know personally that this Is H. Gov
ertor Cleveland wrote no such letters The World.
This is the response to Mr. Nelson's statement as
10 letters in support of Mr.. Carllse's position. 1t
would be pleasant to know just what authority
tbs omniscicnt editor has for his statement The
only obvious thing is that he has told an untruth.
He cannot know personally that another man
has not done something. He may state it on the
authority of that man. and if Governor Cleveland
is prepared to say that Mr.. Nelson has told false
I.-.uL N ,rnnlL hn Le.L Tor him 10 do over MS