New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

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and The disposition Of Mr.. Blaine and hls followers 10
BRING il forward Ought 10 be welcomed by consistent
Democrats Buffalo Courier
II is a leading issue. The Democrats have m
sisted upon making it the pivot upon which the
canvass turns they elected a Free Trader Speaker
of the present House defeating their representative
ProtcctIonist. That Speaker declares to-day that
the tariff "must he carried to the front Of the
campaign as its paramount and vitalizng que'-
ton" That Speaker appointed Free Trader
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means
and he session witnessed desperate tempt on
the part of the majority on tn, Democratic side to
break down the tariff. This record of the Demo-
cratic Congress is in accord with the party plat
forms during the last three Presidential campaigns
and with the public uttarancos of large minority
Of the recognized party lea l1rs. The only body OF
recruits which has joined tho Democratic party in
the present canvass is made ~ almost exclusively
of re Trader, and English importers. fha tariff
question Is now uppcmost. and whether Democrats
are consistent or inconsistent the Republicans are
dcterm med that IT shall be discussed and settled.
An cytcndcd sketch Of Governor Ccycmnd's life was
tin,yi,- headline. rl, newt President of the United
-tatcs"- Ncv-Nork Times.
The President Of the 'nitel States is not elected
in England, nor By the British press in this
country.
The Blaine organ in tins city charges Mr.. Hendricks,
with being opposed 10 tine ut-r' before the war, ana
ooIorcd rlc. should vote for hlm Tor Nic-Prc,!-
dent NcwYor, Herald
That is not the trath. THr rEmrHE charge, Mr.
Urnduck, with being opposed to tie war. and to
the negro and his Acknowledgement and protection
in civil rights after the war. General Logan aud
Mr. HcuIucks wcro both Democrat, before the
war. aud both shared the dlsgncclu and inhumnu
.,.;,t,,,,s t,li.tt tpf utrtv thpu had and which
great portion Of it still retains Bat hen the ilag
of tine Union WIS assaulted. john \. Logan b"c'u"
one Of the uraycst loyal generals, and Mr. Hen
diick. became leader of the indiana Coppcrhrads.
Naturally, Genera, Logan east on narrow rnce
prcmdircs with Democracy, and became the true
hearted defender of the Nights of coloIcd men,
while MI Hendricks continued Copporhoad
and % ucHo-haicr
vc ARE sorry ~ .nv thi u opti very murh ns lftho
inuH vri, dlcr 900 itul destined to play nn imuur ln
pt 90 This Cd lon. 'l1 true, t4 pip, and pt' 200 'tH
tuic." No" iurh -un
Ihc sun gives Tina plain answer ~ the inquiry Of
me Eodon comDocih buietm. II - important 10
note that thr qu. slou ia put not l,om political,
bat from commercial pOint of ylow aud with soIo
reference ~ the effect of IL tnrr campaign npon the
business interests Of lhrcnuulry" Noy n is pre-
,iarly because o bulucs, lntorcstq Of the country
demand that this question shall bo tnkon mp aud
settled that Republicans nqis that the issue snll
bc sharply defined aud vigorously contested. The
election Of Mr. lilniuo viii pat ~ end 10 10 nl9
nhryuna agitation aud will restore public conn.
donrn which has boon undermined by the mnchinh-
liuna oi - Democratic OunHo4l ana ia" mnhar"' pi
Itoo Irndot4 The thni1 ~ destined 30 hu II ~
now tho chief qupnliol ~ lhn oloriloh' ihc san
iatiphi llut nobody IL to bo ptiod, except Tho
DomoofatA. Who ato yoly hungry And yotY thiiatS,