New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20

| trne too late. Tho Pharsees held mp Mr.. Cleveland
TO all the world as q SAINT, and The Horid de-
manded that the personal fitness of candidates
should be the main Issue. Tho Clerical Association
of Buffalo desires to be- heard if that is the shape Of
the campaign.
other elements Of Buffers cor stltucncy The
called labor party mate mp mainly 81" walking dele
gnrs who never walk when they can ride. SOW YORK
Herald
only day or two before The Herad had an
nouuccd with great pl,e the important fact That
some Of these walking delegate" had sold out TO
Cleveland. labor organization is . very con
temptihlc affair in the opinion Of British free trade
organs when II does not support the candidate who
vetoed the strcct-tar conductors and drivers bill
But If any such organization. or the men who claim
to carry IL in their po kct Doe got to declare for
Cleveland, II Immediately becomes mighty gath
cring Of horny hnudcd and honest sons Of toll'
The plain fact is that the real working peoule ~
this country dcqp.se me HGoH iis British free
trnle principles aud the whilcwasled SAINT whose
election it ady0catrs
II wns due 10 myself not ~ aopt the corrso which
tain p're minded and upright AMI hFhly mora poll
ticans deem proper to p1rs1" AXE pa" in me pfo
"rdng' 0i contention ~ Wa emu ma lnen. WITHOUT
giving any notice ~ anyh0lt, aud without pu'pstng,
refuse to snppur s dulngs- General Buffers Letter
n may occur 10 some of Mr. Cnttiss friends If not
20 him. that he hn4 fallen pretty pw when hls con
duet ia shown So br too dishunutabe for ueneial
Butler tp initiate of rteuae n has not been Gen
efal nlefa habit ~ trade on any pirlehrp ~ beng
mufe hot than other ~. plp. hut "a between him
and Mt curtis hntiehetal haa abundant reason f9'
the contempt lao espftaana,
Nsluray there 10 some lsrost on ihs part IT the pub
40 io bunN hpw tno blatant ro.y domaaorhe, Zen hut
nr llainrs hia candidacy i"f DO fInsllthnt A.,
10 tho voters at tho iiepuhlio New YORK World
lie was glorious patriot and q great Democratic
lead r. IN The UOrids estimation less than year
ago when that paper thought he was gong To A" tan
GOyeu0r RohinsOn's hide" Now The World fears
that he is about to tan Mr. Ceyeland's hide, and is
convinced that ho is a blatant noisy demagoge.'
But General Butter has not changed. And The
Uord is neither more honest nor more decent than
it was year ago
1t viii nc a p iufu shock to the Bnine managers TO
learn that while theg nave IN Il yot NJ their .nergies
to shou lng ana arrinclng dickcrs" with Butler aud
Kelly, the New-York Democratic Committee have been
making careful pc soma canvass 81 1000 election
srctt In nc ia a,d have und IN the J. go ~ en-
ing for tlcveind.-.N cw-York Eve ing Post
On no. You cannot shock people with mares
nests, you know The figures winch you print are
as much Of fraud a. the Morey letter. They
simply reflect the reckless desperation Of the Dom
ocratIc managers. Realizing that Cleveland Is
already hope.eSsy beaten they endeayor to save
HIM by tall mendarity. And The FOH which has
denounced the MoreY letter as IAN atrocions
crime" succumbing to the awful exgences Of
campaign, stoops SO low as to print the bogus
figures.
The good Of TIE Democratic party Is not, or at least
.ugh- not 10 be, TIE primary ami chief object II
m election OF "a Pr -deut OF the Unit states.
Ough to inquire VIVA will be better for the
country and the 50 no pc pie D. such cont St. ran
than what VIII be better for Tary i-.Ne~-Hork
World.
No, you ought not to make such an inquiry, not
if you wish 10 succeed in November. Just as soon
as Won begin to fight the campaign on the line of
the country's and the whole peoples welfare, you
ring the knel of Cleveland and Hendricks. Better
continue to whoop her up for the sake of the Demo-
cratic party.