New-York tribune., 1884-03-08

nation would thrust back INTO Obscrty now a. IL dd n
1876 tho merely formal features Of any platform which
any National Convention might adopt lie stands fog
idea comes 10 the 'front.' the Quixoc phantom Of i'm
practicable trade policy viii disappear az the shad
Of tue morning twilight nee away at the rising OF mo
sun.
THE PEOPLE CALL FOR HIM.
From The IIta0ts state Regis,er tDsml
The life OF the victorious leader of 1876 has
shall again be placed IN command OF the D'nooratic
forces % lead them on 10 another Lupn over e eae-
try come Of the masses for the nomination ~
samuel J. Tlden.
REFUSAL MUST BE MADE IMPOSSIBLE.
From The columbia No, Herald Dem
That he is the choice of Il vast majority OF tho
party there l. 20 sort doubt But thing lies IN tho
way OF his nominaton-his unwlhngness 20 accept II
ever his disposition 10 enter the race the demand shouo
emphatic and universal rs to render refusal impo'
VERY LIKE A HINT.
The published article does sound very mucn
Ike hint that In certain exlgency the sag on Hfa
ercy might induced 10 sacrifice MA personal lneupa-
tions TO party demands. such an exlgency Would %
found in an Overwhelming and practc9lly @ unanimous
call for ms nomination. None but fools believe Ihst
Mr. Tlden siguihed his willingness 70 reunius priyate
life and once more leEo'e HIS hi'o -, ,T nicr,v any
g4nlZing ability 70 the service OF tle Deniocrdcs' any
power ON earth could prevent his nomination
AN OLD ENEMY UNCHANGED
From The albany rfDaes DeDal . .,
Not only would the nomination of Mr.. Tilden
desperate Of which there could be little hopeo
but It's agitation at present Is Inc
with view 10 choose from them the very bese
one as It's leader II has business inclination or rea
son to discuss ghosts. shadows mpracticabeS Ari
Dana himself should recall and reprint his 0repeated
statement power earth could induce Mt Ideu
10 run again. that statement true, IL - not pstr
otc on the part Mr. Tden 20 pose as candidate now
nor is 1t policy for the Democratic party to eonsd~
niHi d" 'u''' NO FUTILE DATIEANCE"
Fryta he NstC London telegram DeHt-l
There must be no futile dalliance IN the
rnanaremenr OF the convention II, when that body as-
seubs az Chicago IL Is definitely and authoritative.
Nv understood thai Mr. Tiden Will accept the nomination.
rendered the convention will have 10 business trinnf
with his name
WANTS A WRITTEN DECLINATlON FIRST
sr,na m, Macon telegraph and M,ssenger Dena.)
II Mr. Tildeu desires TO go through this grant
to end his political career amid rec
bts and the crash OF brass bands the party might yeN
IN the fancy OF faithful servant But IN order thai
there sh.IG be no unpleasant catch in the pro
eeedngs would it not DO safe and prus
dent 10 have the resignation OF Mr.. Ttldsn IN
writing before tne performance begins The Democratic
party "A quite willing 20 accord Mr.. Tlden p0
ftica Endorsement IN this shape. II Ia honestly ds
yded ~ 10 wisdom and policy OK selecting lesdsJ
in desperate and doubtful light whose physea anf
mental health gives no assurance OF success.
PREPARING FOR THE DOSE
From The augusta, Ca, Chronicle lDsRJ
The Chronicle Is not prepared To accept I'M,
mediately the issue, To advocate unconditlonay ~
adoption But this sort OF talk is heard every day IN tht
party; In California where the Tfdsn clubs have re-
fused change their aimee 1870 TO Jonn Kelly ~
New York no Is said he friendly once more 10 the
sage Of Grey Certain it Is that the Delnoerat
party right demands man ana an lssue 70 divert
og fha