New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

withsut orsnsve or supsrnuous comment TAs CAScaco
Tribune aud The Cincinnati Oommsrciii 0usehs repre-
duoe cartoon from Hapers Weakly OF May, 1879. rep
rescnns Mr. Baise In tho act OF" tearing the feathers
from ths oaron birds OF Islander" Tho ISLANDERS arc tho
same and Mr.. Blaine has not changed ~ HdPe~s
Weekly cannot reprint nor enjoy tho samo plos IN tnesS
days, why mott
Never dd candidate receive moro generous support
from doublooadod typo than Mr. Hoadly now roesiv-
Ing from Ths Cincinnati Enquirer Tho Democratic prsss
generally accepts tho theory that somo mysterious par
poso at work In IN, Enquirer Once but lust what 10
nobody know except tho New-York correspond
emit OF The Springfield toho) 6obe That gentleman.
who "a yonched for by HI. paper Journals. 81 slss
intimacy with tho leading Politicians OF the city, asserts
that Mr. 1iden has at Last yielded TO the pressure ana
will accept the upon two conditions namely
that Il shall come him by reclamation and that Gov
srnor Hoady shall have the second place on the ticket
The Richmond Dispatch welcomes the suggestion that
conspicuous Republican orators should make campaign
speeches the South since they would then be able TO
testify that the Southern people conduct their canvasses
upon high plane as do those OF the North The he
publican speakers promised kindly welcome and the
most courteous treatment and its probable that the
promise would be made good perhaps they mlgnt even
the not so important "a free vote aud iar
count at the end ofit.
The Democrats Indiana have begun their state cam
paign with outrageous assaults upon the character OF Mr.
r. r. sne the Republican candidate for state Treasursr
in addition OF crime which that august code doesnot
recognize Itappears that he is renegade lrishman
and that his sole offence. All OF the other charges are
false but the Democratic argues that they must be
true any Irishman capable Of the base ngrattude
OF being anything except Democrat must OF hecesh
ty an infamous scoundre In all other respects IL nov
woods would presently Dc full ofjust sucn
scoundrels as Mr. bhel
The Charleston Necs and Courier has tho courage OF
it's CONVICTIONS and likewise Of the distance between
New-York and Chareston and in column OF large type
shows " why John Kelly must CO." declaring; Kelly
is not worth the price he will ask He Is even dear al
any price The National Democracy we firmly believe
will be stronger without him than with him Under DO
he be depended TO be true 70 the
Democratic candidates. Under circumstances Will the
American people have faith in political party wn'ch
trades with, roles on, Tammany The time LOT dec
| aratlon OF political independence has come
Puck Is getting fatigued. This week we have dis
tincty Irish female, supposed TO represent the Demo
cratic party waiting in state OF starvation on barren
| rock while ahearty and fulfilled Indianlrishman, la
beled Tammany, getting ready to shoot her dead IL
exactly fair to imply that the Democratic party Is
all Irish and, on the hand is it quite clear that
Democratic party ia in mortal peril from the lrls
| ones sympathes moved for the casaway "lnde,
pendent" Republicans in the picture whose storm tossod
bark seems about be wrecked on the same barron
| rock