New-York tribune., 1884-11-03
ORR FRIENDS. THE ENEMY.

The "scott bl" decision. think. will nnrs 70 our
benefit / return to Ohio today pawn H. PAIGE.
This Democratic leader openly admits the object
sought by the shameless, decision Of tho supreme
Court. II IL exceedingly doubtful whether the
people Of Ohio are indifferent as 10 tho reputa-
tion of thcir court that they will permit such "A
trick to succeed.
The wonderful bnslncss plradc IN h. city Yesterday
wprd. arSI'"''" '"O'''"'' u "'''''''' ''''" u"
Yes British capital. Yet YOU pretend that the
monopolis,s and the capitalists are opposed TO
Cleveland.
when came TO the election Of members o coneres' In
1892 the tatn played No part whatever. llhe sun.
This Ia true only M to Eastern StatcH. At the
West, and In MANY parts of the South, members
were onenly elected on the ground that thev were
Free Traders aud Journals openly advocated an
overthrow of 4" the Republican tariff"
Tho movement wa. genuine ONE or that there Il no
fof ont lhcic were no hlied walkers ~ the pro
enaann un paid rnthnslhani Naa shown, rho linrn
No nhet paper was Anllrcnily unlcfupnloni "a
make tina abatement except ihs i,mes, Tho NUM-
hrt of hired walkorl" and tho amount of paid
enihn,iaam" waa unu4nally large eVen fof bonio'
cratic pfaorr,ion ~ oitv who're the adhefcns of
tho various halls" usually expect remuneration
Tor their patriotic seis
The Democratic candlisa has expressed himself as In
entire sNmptthy WIN lho " mas p'rh
lisned practically that he was III complete ,malha
with The Morrison hll' ana approved its pnrnose OF
gradually Transforming Inc larlh INTO one ior revenue
only. The sun.
Yes; and tho working people have learned what
the Morrison bill was, and that its author was the
man who re ported the platform on which Cleveland
stands
The plain tru 1, that NewYork IL certain for Cleve
land bS go. 900 nsjorty.-lThe world.
II doesn't nav to make these stories quite so large
Had it been asserted that Democrats expected
10 900 or 10 OUO In New-York, sono persons might
have believed the story. As 1t stands, the assertion
is recognized by everybody an empty and foolish
brag
The march OF the legions terday-representing
every specie. of trade aud every commercial interest
carried with il the rumble OF a Revoluton-lIhe World
Apparently " the rumbllng of revolution" dis
appeared in tho dark, as Clcveland's prospects
will.
He actually hanged murderers. and II he had been
Sheriff of th. county the time when that Office Was
held by Of local bosses there would nave orch
more hanging and less stealing than there "as'-tlEe
Herald.
There is considerable impudence in this state
ment, in view of the fact that All indicted Shcnn
of this very county still remains iu Office because
tho Governor refused to examine the charges
against him until the campaign was substantially
over.
Iteii you that II every In this country who has
broken the seventh com andnent would throw st"nrS
would lie enough stones the pile To buld bul-
wark arcuud Grover Cleveland. Henry Ward Beecher
To build bulwark around Grover Cleveland up
pears to be Mr.. Beecher's principal endeavor at
this time. lie will lind that there are not enough
people in this State or country who sympathze with
him.
Beeher closed hts speech by an appeal for free trade
He told the protective wOrsugnen that lie aid not con
slider protection as their political salvation by any
means. lie thought II would he gooI thing u tue
D.mocra 10 party would boldly FOR free trade
II WAS "A doctrine In which lie firmly believed Report
Irving Hall Meeting
Many thanks to Mr.. Boechcr for throwing OF the
disguise, even at this late hour. In spite of his
pre- elences the country has known that he WAS
prompted by frec-trade fanaticism. and does not
forget his most offensive speech delivered in 1877.