New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Hendricks IA expected TO visit Albany next v.,l
for the purpose of comforting with Governor Cleveanl
about his letter OF acceptance II ia understood that NJ,
Hendricks has yielded to the solicitation. OF his friend,
aud promised not to revive sectional anmOstes By Ar
pesllng to bis wAr record.
The convention Of Prohibtonists has adjourned ana
now the cear-headed and conscientious men who ha,,
any desire for constitutional prohibition will consider
what part they invited To play I'm public affairs They
will remember the parable Of the talents. The talent en-
trusted to them a vote which they are bound TO uw
for the best good OF their country They will consider
whether they have any business TO hide II in the eal
by making their votes than useless.
The Independent conferoes are receiving many ~
served congratulations upon the skful ioahagenest
OF their machine Tuesday II thoy have intention
Of applying for plont the device they ought ut east
secure copyright in the title. Independent Con
ference" Ia certainly a unique and original name for
gag law.
The Democratic party has always been tho party Of
false pretcnscs but this years demand for the Livery
Heaven to serve the devil In is unprecedented.
The Democrats Of Illinois were building their bOpS
upon another good man gone wrong." inlemuch a.
letter purpurtng from tho Rev u Z Grouse, Of
Springfield. Pastor of tho GERMAN Lutheran 'hurcA'
and published originally I'm me Chic0gO Ners e'pfess.a
the writer's sorrow at Mr. Blbno, nomination. and bs
Crousc Who'll. pastor NJ The lngl'h Lutheran ehuicA
not the German. pronounroa the lris nn impndoni ie
gerry. and enys that any oro who dcairos 10 taow h
frason, Tor supporting Elape aud Logan can ohala ml
Information boy oAllHg upon hini personally,
Ittsn satisfaction 10 know lhnt tho iioa 4 iafkrdala
uf Coliiu county, Miss. has bnsa Tor Cleveland nfsA
ltsl, aud hli The time, II II not srriei,' sid ML
HuTksdhie 20 u reporter tho day after no reiehst
home. that before the meeting ~ the convention via
all my admiration for other prominent candidates FOR ne
nomination, | believed that MI Cleveland possessed
more than any VI them tho elements or success"
Mr Carl SchuH has made some very good oampiigs
speeches and some very poor ones. Ne will naturally
wish he at his best when he takes tho stump for CeFs
land and Hendricks, and hts memory seem, TO have
failed sadly during the last -four years We venture 10 TO
fer him To capita speech which be made IN Indlanap
oils on July 20 1850 That speech contAias much az
cclleu material for future use, but We have space 10
quote for his benefit only tho following senienesn
when the Democracy therefore, speaks Of reform OF
the civil service the meaning Of that term, n the Light d
history and OF the tendencies ut present prevailing can
Ice nothing else than that the reform shall consist IN
putting ont all Republicans and putting al Demoerasln
their places. what q reform that would bel How 100
North and south would shake hands over the bloody
chasm nl,cd with such good things. u Is an al
most universally acknowledged fact that AZ present inc
bubble business s the whole. well and hoaoraby coz
Quoted in the Government Offices In matters 81
most essential moment 10 the plDlio welfare the RepaS
can party can bee safely counted upon for efficient sni
faithful service while IT'S opponent opens only prospect
of uncertainty and confusion"