New-York tribune., 1884-10-24
DIR FRIENDS. THE ENEMY.

have been credbly informed that between one and
two million dollars have been rolled West to gld the
state OF Ohio and like stream Is pouring into Indiana
-.[Henry Ward Beechcr.
As Mr.. Boecher is in confidential relations with
tho Democratic managers, he no doubt speaks with
authority as to what they doing in the West.
To distribute that money in Ohio was the reason OF
"Seven Mule" Barnum's three visits to that State
in the recent canvass, and of the visits there OF
German and agents of 5000 Thompson 1t was
we'll known to the Republicans that the Democrats
were abundantly supplied with money for corrup-
ton purposes But the 1887 majority for the
Republicans on Congressman in Ohio and nearly
1S 900 for member of the Board of Public Works
shows that no amount of money can buy the
Presidency for Grover Cleveland. 1t IS only need
full to add, as to the Republicans in ONO, what
everybody at all familiar with the campaign
knows that they had far less money than the Dem =
Ocrats-not n tenth of the sum Mr.. Bcecher names
and far less than they have had in previous Presi-
dental campaigns.
The Ohio may well he given mp as the natural
victims Of buncoinbc lapdoodlc and hypocrsy-- LOUIS
Post Dispatch.
What those patriotic and heroic voters who
thrilled your soul only year ago by electing
Hoadly7 Did hapdoodle and hypocrisy pre-
vail OH that occasion !
Rotation in Office IS bad FOR the Government. No
mercantile establishments no foundry Or shpbuildng
would of its expert abOfcrS ana takc Oh
green hands Henry Ward Beecher.
That is one Of the strong reasons why the people
oppose and dread the change which would immed-
lately fellow Democratic success 1t was Mr.
Bcecllers candl late Hendricks. who in almost his
first speech IN the present canvass said: " But my
fclow-citizens OF these 10000 men that now
fill Official positions in the country we have no
right to suppose from all that has taken place
that they are all honest, and the only way that
we can know il 10 make q chdRge' Mr.. Bcccher Is
right in asserting that such change would be
dangerous to the government and that Is one
reason why the Democratic conspiracy for spolls
will fail disasrOnsly.
II IA astonishing TO discover that the Republican
plty has suffered so little hy having such candidate ~
blaiuc-l London STANDARD.
II ia not strange that the opinion of London
Journal as TO The character of tho Republican can-
ddatc Ia shaped by the uttcmncca of the lcc'lradc
Journals on thia side. The difficulty is that the
London ~ ,Hdd,d does not understand that thoAc
journna are not telling the truth.
A,wn,io be expected 'lr Randall explained the Dom.
ocrslic position on the Iaril Ia this ,nmii,n-l uri
Observer
lie dld, dl ho' Garry the news 10 Cleveland.
and hurry like sixty Explained tho Democratic
pn-ition IN the tariff What no. there! Get some-
body to run to Mnnton Marble and get him to ring the
alarm bell. The Democratic position on the tarii is
exclaimed orpldiaod EXPLAINED. What did Randall
s,vl And what did he do with the fence from
which his candidate has long been contemplating
the tariff while he was saying it And IL the posi-
tloD as explained protection. incuental protection
horizontal reduction a tarh for revenue only iee
trade or stand-oii Tell tle truth in case
you can make ont what il is.
Itlen narrated to him Mr. Baincl my interview with
Mr. JOY was struck aitcr harra'.s H. 'a' @ ~ h VI
indignation OF an honest man deny lt-lMr' be'cher
MIR. Beechcr admits that Mr. Blaine did deny the
scandalous story and that he gave excellent rea-
sons why il could not be true But "a Mr.. Blaine
did not make terrible scene and lose his temper
Mr. Beecher did not consider it Z" an honest mans
denial If there had been more of a scene, as there
was that wlntry day in Mr.. Beccher's house when
n celebrated letter was dictated TO Mr.. MoultOn, he
might possibly have been impressed with Mr..
Blaine's sincerity. Now, it happens that broad
minded great hearted man like Mr.. Blaine can
denv scandalous tattle without laboring under tre
mepdous mental excitement or calling people con-
tinental liars
THE TRIBUNE, in its transport of relief and gratitude
openly confcsses that Republican victory next month
fixes the Blaine party IN power Tor the next twenty
years. This, TO say the least OF It, Is modest ana mag
nanmous on THh TRIBUNE part, Why , only twenty
louisville COurier-Journdl.
Because within about twenty years we estimate
the pntrescent remains of Democracy may be got
buried and out of the way and the country after
:" an era of good feeling" may then divide on new
issues Whether the Republican party will then
be wise enough TO take the right side on those new
issues must be determined when they arise. At
prese 1t is enough that the Republican party cam
not be beaten while this Democratic nuisance re-
mains above ground.
Dny rpfl, tT NDTEC