New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30
yr HA1srEAD on YEW-roRK POLITICS.

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TEE kIcKrRs SUFFERING FOR THEIR PAINs-AN
UNPARALLELED MAJORITY ENPECTED FOX
BLAINE.
Mr.. Murat Halstead of The Cincinnati ON
nercal Gd=,fe who Is in this city sent the Ioe
ing dispatch TO his paper last night:
The average NewYork man usually opens MS budget
Of Information to an inquirins stranger with the ooser
ton that political situation is profound puzzle anu
the local politicians rule profess p'rpeNl!' II my
attempt 60 the merits OF the matter hey say tna
the result is question OF Nekers-'ns'e
are Republican and Democratic kckers' ana
,onething depends up0n the hHr"eS'
kick,ng-its location and bearing thereof The dsooh
tented Republicans NewYork appear more iormdooio
when viewed from q distance than close AT manu- h'l
dozen vel-knewn seem "a echo oiSen III Wv "4'
taut mountains But they count only "a haii oo]eu
votes The FIVE or six welknewR newspapers tha' h'o
AGAINST Blaine though they would naturally take part
against the Democratic party. make an impression VI
public sentiment that Is not jusuhed' lpere "
not ono OF the kckers who Is not SUFFERING
for It's pains in business, with the exception OF inc
Ercnins Post which has peculiarly solid constituency
and is and has been for half century. the most cls-
tnRished freetrade publication in the United states
II seems 70 be going on in the old way. Much nas been
said Of the fact that THE TRIBUNE Is the only Engsh
morning paper NewYOrk that IL constant ana slrons
for Blaine II Is more important TO know mat HE
TRIBUNE has largely gained circulation within TWO
than before the Blaine boom set In
pretty clearly the Republican dissatisfaction docs not
when they stand up In 70 to be counted amount w.
much There more literary than political ann " among
those who are seeking supernatural moral ele'auoh'
Their. are several exalted lpader all ambi icus and hon
orshle men ami but few followers, and those enemy
vouns men OF tie fan type They are appealed 10
"a pure sputess beings and are anxious ID snow hN
they should be so classified The Democratic revolt Is
far more serious ALTAR. Those things ot wmch
Tsmmany warned the Democracy IN On''asO
have erm.e pass The workiuemen are
down on Cleveland generally and bitterly Iammi ny.
ianped ami ohoched under thu uuii rule emeizes us
seem stubbnfat resoved on uschiet I have the eu-
horiy efope ct the most fahon7 ana ial'eaN any ",
men, tet to abatement that thef" ran he no mls'ahs
about ~ that the labor organizations Viii hsN' 'leNefhu
They say that tlot"aha ,''''e "'ttW
,ose,eet ss@n.,,t to9 ,apop"'a tnet he hes
.ysa asns that o,Rhu he w7tahru geo lsn"ra nat lac
MIA me moeep'hats Inc iuaA cirm'n, Hgl' sv'' ,1'
where eise iaa In rtit 7sed Ia th"uA'h' WNa Hu
there Is 90 nhset H1 auun! ,Net \" WI - t,.t,., I
Was taking ohr aud made ah immriau mri'77'"'
DO nat Oycrsato Tue matt.I when say t"a ""e'l
nannei here are ~ he opmiou tull ilinu VIII come
on even villa Cleveland m The tit g" New h"'h' hhu
Ilst lac will have unparale ied majority u the country
they will al give increased nh'iite7, 9ouio o.
.lnss I'll ads TWO mouths 40 ag,i''tsa a. D.. 10
dency because according to appearances the state
Of NewNork agalast hiu. H. was to't
q say that re could win without Ncw-fork hut wa.
hard IT,
the country New iork snrr nj r'd Ia vance Now
there Is no stat. mere confidently and mtcLl.c
Claimed for Blaine han Ncw-l ork, an th' cur
rest OF public 10 mont and enthusiasm u us
way. The Incompatible hiundernss OF me pemocf1is
al Chicago prepared the broad road for Blne me
Presidency Peep rapidly falling into the naDlt OF
regarding him already elected Inc t-hdlddy 81
Cleveland has generally come 10 nave HuiioI-
Gus aspect, and the solemn ceremony OF n
forming him to-day 10 Albany that ne
10 the elected standard-bc lrcr ia thcmI OF |
much quiet amusement The terrible situation mat the
country would be in II be should decline las pi"VoKco
the smiles Of those capable OF levty IL anAirs OF
State
power OF the newspapers OF this great city against Ut
Blaine be would D. III bad out the newspaper 0pPO
ton to Blaine here is though largely spteTrl chenE
characterized by frvOlty. Take The HcrGtdS assault
upOn Blaine Know Nothing lhe main matter Is ,uSt
ABOUT thirty years ago Blame rs an eIl'Or |
pubished speech ackin- the Pope and calling ann
worm that gnawtnC at the roots OF our National veg
etables There Is not editor or Democratic country
Newspaper in OHIO who would not DE ashamed Oh -uth an
effort that me Times assumes tlat BlIaSS uolht
ton result ~ the work OF aev schcnes anC upon
erects OF ladders upon when ne proposes
70 sustain Itself AT dLZy moral elevation
Now the nomina ion OF Blaine was q, WOik oI Jhe
OF the Republicans. without dozes exceptions
only exception II IN state oi NeW-1o'h, lhc
sfrOEk Congress in0I .stIic- Werrf Blaine
had when nominated lie th I'll Tine lAdls 'utfd
rprese1 tNO-tulrl, a. Tie i.r 'pu," tOh'il
utr lies How mCh deal fairly with Themselves WHO
igEore hess important IN de ding with others me
attacks upOg General Logan are even more stupid nan
those circulated against Blaine. The e2ilnS acci-
ssuon against MIN is hat be went 1o 'I re
school and coupled win this are lie old JOKES
about " his clamatio1, but The solemn lns
II tina Logan Democrat fore he was q hepu0u
and whsn De nocrdt ua1 p. incp'es lai
were strongly contrast WITH those for which De mas
for yf0ur year. fought with uuqualug courage and
bIutude on the battlefield iad IN tue senate