New-York tribune., 1884-11-04

in the Nation in spite of all opposition and vhs.
he had retired from public life earned more Mona,
in one year by his pen than Cleveland has earned n
his whole life
And now it appears that local Democratic csndL
dates in New-Jerscy accused by their party Of
trading oft against the National ticket; in resaia.
ton the rest of the party threaten to knife such
candidates. A little enthusiasm of this kind will
help amazingly,
If anybody Is in doubt how TO vote, let hin 70
member that uncertainty brings ruin in business
and disaster to all industry For fifteen Months II
the Democrats succeed. there can be no ocertsinty
whatever as to the future. No industry can pro.
per: no branch of trade eau expand. lucsculabs
dsa ters must result from such prolonged doab, aad
fear Manufacturers are accused OF compelling
their workmen to voto as they wlah Tie ony
ground for this charge IL that many of thcn have
frankly told tho truth w. to tho oect Of the elsc.
ton upon their business They are not 70 10
blamed but ought rather to bo commended Coz Try.
Ing 10 make the working people understand tAsA
Democratic succoss would cause the closing II
many establishments
Cleveland became Governor by accident. Nv
Blaine became Secretary of State by tho dellberaA
choice of President Garfield. who had known hin
for twenty years
Workingmen complain that wages are low syen
now. Do they want wages lowerf II so. let them
observe that their present wages are over seventy
per cent higher than free trade secures III England.
Unless New Workers wish TO continue IN power
the corrupt Thompson ring Of this city. they VIII
defeat William X. Grace at the polls to-day.
Republican victory is in the air. TIE Democrats
scent it already. They have shifted at 1t so often
before that they recognize the odor very readily
now What means all this chorus OF Democrats
howls about Republican fraud and corruption bus
that the Democrats are getting ready to hide an
ignoble retreat by kicking up big clouds OF dust
Well. the Republican party is not vindctive, and IL
won't waste much time and ammunition in chasing
the Democrats off the field after beating them To-
day. They will be left pretty much alone to con-
sole themselves after their usual fashion.
The sham reformer. Cleveland sold himself 70
Hubert o. Thompson and his New-lork ring OF
plunderers The nomination OF Mr.. Blame, though
opposed by all the rings for twelve years was nlads
by the people.
The Democratic platform is cheat. Appropr'
atelv the Democratic candidate is cheat. But the
opponents of the Republican party declare Win
truth that it has kept its word in everything thas"
has promised even when its promises have Deen
most sharply opposed to the present temper OF tns
people.
Sheriff under Indictment for fraud helped 70
make Cleveland Governor, and is trying TO inaAs
| him President The clergymen and presidentso "
colleges who support Mr.. Blaine have no ~cn
corrupt interest to promote their action.
1s or,. bones. Renublican. misled by confidence
! ~. Vo.I Erspino Post which its cOnduct
under William Cullen Bryant justified aud It's con-
duet under the new managers has forfeited chef'
,sbed Thought of being guided by It's ADVICE anu
voting against his party for Grover Cleveland, s'
him remember that this paper could not deienai !"
! own candidate excepting by the persistent anu n'
,emnerote advocacy Of this extraordinary addi'i0a
TO the currently accepted code OF morals:
frorolapd,s virtues are those which ond ninsSa S
society together and In when s.a' % hnetactor of the
human race who has not been tru'nI nsr have been
trusts disinterested' sen SCI, baste Chastity ss
re3t virtue but every man knows IN MS . nes r. have
80, tbc 5reatest OF virtues, that offences agnss' fhs
oen 1Tt uG been with the possession % r S
| qualities which ennoble human hatuiS hj,sa sA
| man life and make human progress poss'V'. ..,,
The Nec- York Evening Post, instead OF w''aa.a
inc this expression, on the indignant denunciAs
81 ;ts friends and patrons, has renewed. justinea
and defended il, and could not support its cs"''
date without maintaining IT,
|
Among the interesting boasts with which W.
Democrats try to make up for the lack OF argumvs'
! is the assertion that they have 3,ooO names Oh
ruh,;cans in Connecticut pledged to vote J"
! Cleveland Unlike the New-fork hst thh ~
necticut story has been growing In point OF ia,.
! if there prove to be 1000 voters OF that S0''
! Democrats will be rejoiced.
@IIe has repented" some men say OF ''', 80.
oven while he hunts his victim with infamous '.' N
hoods II is not strange that the c'e'ss 'ssSa;nity. ssnit
denominations, with unprecedented uia"'-'''
support Mr.. Blaine.
The Utica Herald began It's thirty-eigh'n ~
ON Saturday, and celebrated the anh"'' an'ssa, h.
changing from folio to quarto anu ihei'"'r rssa
s,ze nearly one-fourth. The Herald mas 'V"s -. N.
recooniled as one of the best newspapers - ,hsA
terior. and we heartily congratulate " uP'
fresh proofs of well-earned prosperity
Sworn evidence which has not been i'sS s,;,a,,.s
that Mr. Cleveland has been guiltyo' =. =. oot 4
falsehood in regard to his private nc s.r.loubl
question of construction; there is no ,o''. hand
as to the meaning OF the word. on 'n' NJ, Blsns
the only charge of untruth made agau'' ,,,etics
rests upon strained and most unnatural '''
} of scattered words in basty letters
II any Republican has been mis,ea ~ ,sss into q
and slander Of the renegade Ne"- o's s',awsand n
thought of voting to-day Tor uroVo' i, seriss =
S' ha rsm;pded that only last year, III s;n ,.a
.. as,;o,.. from which TnE TgiDUsE has srssvsruus
,uo,sd Mt length The 1im~ acouSeu -, -
TavaIard of almost every form OF lncaps ssmU
4 nolit,eal misconduct. Here Arc solne W