New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-07
THE PARTY OF OPPOSITION.
A PERPLEXING PROBLEM.
.,.,r no n,srp,p,,rr DOCUMENTS On TIE 1Aklff
WITHOUT GIVING OFFENCE.

syovr TO nIsTpIBuTT DOCUMENTS On Illh 'AHi''
WITHOUT GIVING OFFENCE.
inv TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIRuNEl
w.su,Ncroy. Oct. 6.-The Democratic Con-
sressional Committee at last has oeen 'o'ni' .ho
r,ed 70 the persistent demand from all parts VI "0
country for documents relating to the tarih question"
and has began to distribute copies OF us
epeeches Of Messrs. Randall huu 1a
80, Tn tb,s distribution the
most prudent care will have to be opSer'o"' 49,.
be fatal to send Mr. Randars speeches TO tne
Of Kentucky or Tennessee Virginia. WINE W '"
th snaeches of Mr. Uurd 10 the Democratic worSns"o"
Jorsev or Connecticut would simply DE 10 in'o
disaster In Mr. Randais speech against the Moirisoh
nil, he said that the Democratic party was ava
choose sring in favor OF Incidental protection to
American labor and American industry d na'o The
I IMa lines s of public policy and choose TO,
nsan. a oRs sGcs Whether
Mr. Hnris speech favor of the bill was IN e99uen.
Cisrrdethat the tariff agitation had already oesnh
that the culture and chivary ., The Iead" The
iasf sentence of his speech which PROVOKED "a; ~
ana long H ss foo%s And in the elorious re
eult of the struggle am sure tlai inns P" 81 T,nd
0or atn I" offend America by his presence nor 10
darken these fair fields with his shadow ,,,,o tho
Which must attend the distribution OF taIn
speeches by the Democratic committee
WHY THEY WILL VOTE FOR CLEVELAND
..pr.Rsn ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE MAsQUERADiN"
as CONVERTS TO THE DEMOCRACY
kmonr the members of the Cleveland an"
Hendricks club of the stock Exchange tDeTe ms oeo
considerable boosting over the altered iacI '"O
Of those who have allied themselves with inc iiee
party have been Republicans heretofore III p"n' u"
fact they are not Republicans nor have the! the le
claim 10 ever having been Republicans excepting IA "
uitad thCm q
c,oat u, serure certain pecunay benefits by the huctua
fon I'm prices stocks The few whose names nave oo
heralded 10 the public in the columns OF the De""c''o
press as Republicans who had forsaken thelr part! an
identified themselves with the Kangaroo ticket are
eimply those who are working on the Cleveland soe
because they are short OF STOCKS anu want "''"e "
bring about panic prices
The fact is that the principal movers IN the ihoePeh
emit Republican Cleveland and Hendricks O'uo VI 'no
Stock Exchange well-known Democrats Inasquerao-
ing as Republicans. One Of those prominently ineh-
toned as converts from Republican party was par
tcuary active -four years ago III getting Subscriptions
for the Hancock and English campaign Among DINERS
0ec,ared To have been Republicans heretofore are d. A.
Boody always Democrat and iree-traer VINO ran 'oi
Congress Independent Democrat SgahsI
Richelieu Robinson. in Brooklyn two years ago; e.
H. Desilver I. W. b. Hughes Howard Lspsley an. D.
A. Jameson, who have always been Democrats; :. W.
Pstchin who voted for Cleveland As Governor; d. l.
Norden and E. s. Frank, who are "ocrshuEer orokeis
leading banker and broker on Broad-st ~ Gazing OF
the composition Of tho independent Republican CeVe-
land and Hendricks Club said yesterday Johnes' or
Black jack VIC know him ON the Stock Exchange
ia like the rest OF Cleveland supporters they invite
disaster; they general run OF bad luck 10 help
them out their short contracts II you were wei ac
Ouantcd with the members of the STOCK Exchange anu
shOnd examine the OF those enrolled under Tie
Cleveland banner would recognize them u tue most
propou cQd bears OF the Street, who know ihey Nouu
make money by Ceyeland's election believe u N,sve-
land should DC elected would have the worst ind oi
manic 10 be successful IN business, man must e Able
10 look ahead lie has to send bis orders Tor goods al
least six months before lie wants thcm Eut eject
Cleveland and there will be- hcSnNcy !o fcaf ol Wld'
the Democratic Congress would do with TIE tath queh-
ton and fh- wOHld extend Though ioui years
For the Congress happened TO Ia III Ire 'die
LEGISLATION there wOUd be lear IL 10 .ui the sIcc I'd
Ing Cor -fcss would do. With a Republican President
The veto power would be check 10 the inlucous HcIs
OF Consicss but with Tcctradrr iOr President the re-
sui would be most III. Ihe leading business ana
financial Republicans, tut Ypu VIII Mo- " large
number OF SuutueTucY, Ia the stock Exchange t4tfrHd
and Hendricks Club. You Will md such uen as Addison
Camma.k who. believe, Tds once interested lh
blockade riuniug during The cvi VAL There ao Others
In the list interested IN bloc q lo rlhuInI'
and other schemes 20 aid The south DUNG ihe "aG
These are ;be who would sacrifice thor country
FOR their pockets.