New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
orr FRIENDS. THE ENEMY.
The Democratic party T. sin, crcumstantial
evidence long way from the pcncntiary go Louisville
COuricr-J journal.
1t is not the fault of the party. That has done its
hest TO get there.


let the anti Blaine Republicans of Maine remember
most cGcctual WAY to deal blow for Cleveland ana
against Blaine is to vote against Governor Robbie In
If the people do remember that fact as they
ought. the kickcrs will be kicking them
selves for having kicked, about week
hence The only dangers is that the
people may imagine they can afford to waste their
vote, on all sorts of side issues in September. and
set it all right in November. That is all the Dem
ocrats are hoping fOr-bcyond the effect Of
SO 900 in cash. "COpenhagen" is the official
Democratic term, we believe. in " Reform"
paigns. If they are to get the Republican major
ity below 10000, that Is the only way to do it,
The Republican party Is the Prohibition party Of Kan
sos is the Prohibition pary Of Iowa; II Is the Pro.
Maine its nominee for President il Mr. Blaine-lst
Louis Post Dispatch
That is the German side Of the Democratic lie, on
that particular subject. For the other side, read
The WorId efforts to wheedle the PronbitioniSts
When a man has two papers at command, he can
tell two stories at once, and believe neither.
The Argus to-day. thanks to the COURTESY OF its
tccmcd contemporary me Ithaca Democrat, Is enabled 10
publish interview with +. X. Apgar which ippears in
The latter paper Thu morning. II Is an interview alto
the general Of interviews on politics The questions
are searching The full clear and based
study and thought. II The Albany Argus
careful reading OF the interview referred to
shows that it is deficient in one most interesting
particular. 1t ought to- but does not. contain the
Hon. L. X Apgar's reply to this Searching
question.
Interviewer. Mr.. Apgar you are Deputy Treasurer
of the State of New-lork. receiving for your ser
vices in that Office a salary Of $500 a year. viii
you have the goodness as IN earnest exponent Of
administrative reform OF the Cleveland variety to
state If it Is your main official duty Deputy state
Treasurer to go about the country Lboring for the
election of Grover Cleveland
Did the interviewer neglect to ask this question
or did he ask 1t only to have the Hon. L. X Apgar
refuse to answer 1t
Tur NEw-YoRk TRIBUNE is alarmed about Maine.-
The Rochester Union.
If the above should meet the notice Of the starry
eyed goddess Of reform. she would do well to
remind Tire Union that it oueht not to bear false
witness against it, ncighbor.
The mp.acable S,m maintains that Mr.. schun
dI The sum- and a who shared i'm tine revival of peace
and prosperity that resulted from h' policy in with
drawing the bayOuct- from the South and carrying out
tlc resumption policy -. Boston Herald
Then what conceivable excuse is there for Mr..
Schurz in aiding the party which nominates Mr..
Hendricks in order to rebuke the crime by which
no profted? Either Inc is helping that party to
lie to the people, or he is not If he is not he de
liberatcly and knowingly proiited by a crime. II
he did, he is dshone. " giving his influence TO
support charge which he knows to be false.
A Democratic canvass Of Ncw-York. it is claimed,
shows 5000 Republicans who VIII not vote for Blaine.
We reckon there is considerable loose guessing i'm that
cStimatc.-St Louis Post Dispatch.
The stomach for campaign les seems to be more
sensitive. ia - Tnui- ttYp in \pw-NorL