New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25


apcct Cor the law for public official 10 engage In
any partisan service bat Mr.. Curtiss agents, iiu-
bort o. Thompson md senator German. have no
such scruples and II their service does not prove
questionable" ii will be- because 10 rs unques-
tiOuably vicious
Mr. Hensol said Pennsylvania wos going Democratic
this fall lie had tho 1ucs OF disafcccd Ropuhicans
a over the state who w"re going To bring nDout ms
result There were disaneoted Democrats N Pennsy-
vanla he nvorrcd-lW n. Hcnsel, Chairman Democratic
Committee Of Pennsylvania.
what cnrious conception Of tho intelligence of
their followers these DemocraJc leaders must have
Statements tho like of which would be regarded "a
insulting to any Republican au Hence. because
grossly and papably contrary to truth, are mado
every day in Democratic gatherings aud IN Demo
cratic journals by mon who ought 10 have thor
ongh understanding of tho intellectual calibro OF
tho people before thcm. In plain terms Demo
cratic leaders treat their followers rs if they were
fools.
NJ Roosevelt accuses he Governor 81 h wing killed
the rcnu Of ONCE bin wt1o roof cause, an ,or the
corrupt pnr % o. ko ping Go nmissoner Thompson III
Not very long ago The Worth regarded Mr. Roose-
welt with high respect. rs sincere reformer n may
be remembered, too that about that time The q ord
considered Mr. Cleveland amiscrable specimen. and
criticised very sharply his behavior about some
bills. The truth is that Mr.. Roosevelt indlcts the
Governor for IN offence against public decencyand
public welfare an offence so gross and glaring that
not ono Of his Democratic OF Dependent organs
darcs TO attempt defence oft.
R,so,rcd, That f,r the payment or n war dcbt, the
pen ions Of Tn on obi r. an otlrr de ~ eNp.
the maintenance ~ Internal ana tariff axati evle
tn { INK n shall beIr the chez Uud"n m me utce
Platform
This particular phase Of dcma1ogism is supposed
10 If the latitude of Michigan, and, Therefore, 1t Is
put forth there as the deliberate opinion OF
u party which, IN its National platform,
takes great care not 10 saw the same thing, and
which in Louisiana Processes TO be unalterably OBJ
posed 10 admitting sugar one necessary of life,
practically free" or at any lower rate Of duty
than the present. The trouhle is that the pa ty
was not honest at Chicago il not honest in Mich-
gan and il not honest in Louisiana. "Thc Demo
cratic party il the same everywhere ia organs
used to boast True. in one particular; it il every
whore a fraud.
IN his brcf letter Of ccnt,.cc Nr cleveland dcyotc
% few nnos 10 GO quoa Ton 81 t"1n pIrn ON. "lh
Uuycrim NJ" he ava, IN ull q, aprorc aud pr Zee
country to re- c6 II ao" mRt" Wv 10 he con
nu hls o'scN ntons 10 { me- ai Nn cwnysi i'"
ugnmsi he mr. me- i. waterway 20 I % nm.
II IL not possible that the Governor meant to
cllsc the cauol. Apparently hcd,d not know that
the Eric Canal was not % "nntuml waterway aud
inuoccntly imagined that 1t he'd existed from thc
creation.
Inm oo.u 40 con lrn uut won llkp to 7.o tho uao
who .oud cunyi CO. me- lior'c DE- Ing h Brook
yn r1p.r
There are 70 cool many Republicans m nrooilvn
VINO are ready to convict vnu on one charge. i"n
were formerly rrcsrlcuf OF tho Yoppe Republican
Club prl chairman or one of ihc governing commit
toes IN au official capacity vou had nouns 10 tine
liat nf niumbrt4btp nt the club That lpt hra tt-