New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14


The wcrt Of Tng TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund is now
in active operation The first party for the season
started on Monday Of last week and seven other
companies followed during the week. Besides these
many children have been sent out in small detach-
mcnts to people who asked them to come at an
early date. The number of calls for children to go
this week is unprccedenre IN the history OF the
work More than one thousand children are to start
tomorrow for various towns in cortland and Alle-
gany Counties, y. Y If the work continues
tbrouobout the season az II has begun. large
amount of money will be required to pay the neces-
gary travelling expenses. The readers OF The
TRIBUNE have given, IN past years, ample PROOF oi
their willingness to supply all That Is needeh I'D
this direction, and we are confident that inc mere
statement of tine needs of the Fund VIII BRING lor'h
sufficient money to meet all requirements Many
local committees are at WORK zealously providing
temporary homes for the children, and MI Par
sons. the manager of the Fund, hopes that many
others will be inspired by what is being done To
form committees IN towns where children have been
invited in other years, rs well as III new places
within DAYS ride from New-York. and provide
shelter for the Door children for two weeks during
the summer.
Iii observed with greet that Democrats are as
putting Governor Ioadlys vcracity-not his pollti-
/.
when he tclegraphed that 100 guns were firing for
Cleveland. and that in point of fact the Columbus
Democracy was and IL colder about him than Lieu
tenant Greeiv's polar hut. In fact, they assert,
Democracy i'm Ohio has not warmed at all as YET
except with wrath AT Iloatly for numbering the
" old Roman " and bringing ms " red Dandahna
to ewes dimmcd with grief. Then they say, too,
that fIoadly teegraphed in hot haste 80 that MS
own name might be remen 1cred in the selection
of q Vicc-Pre,d.nt. The harmony and enthusiasm
i'm Ohio are worth seeing-aS cnroSitles.
Evidence continues to accumulate to show what
an excellent opinion George William Curtis has al e.
| WAYS held of Mr. Blaine. The extracts from mar
mas Uctly IN rcccut years were not solitary exam
pcs. but from the earliest DAYS OF MFR. BlalneS pub
Inc career Mr. Curtis was always his admirer unless
wcaro TO di,be,ieyc such testimony As this from
! turner's eckiy. september 3D. 1871;
Mr. speaker Blaine has, III brief Ietter to fhe Mdne
san i,d cGccluty eNtiu--hro the slanderous imOu,
taois that have been pat abroad 81 his having acJnIe
large iort N" by mean, Of h' pa 'lc o9'ol ~ m'u.
u.tou Il- letter, Ike hs recent ~l1'cn AT 0a"oE"'
ca ractrIcd by vgor aud dlirciurSS ihAl 60 sia
lo thc mark Mr. speaker Blame IA W the prime oI ms
powers. Although only iorlytu' y'lS o, 'g'' a. NJ.
! had oi service m the LEGISLATURE OF Willie
and now for the second time speaker OF the House
Eut inc record hc mldc - Editor ~ Hc hcn"cbec Jour
gI and Iorildud AjreinScr, during several years rdl
toal work wa quite as dl'ns.hei as MI Iod daIis
career ,urn3Sn IS BIT. pTor,-4n tn",sn a'' ~
!
much at furty -ouo will stll retain him IN public liie
! II is possible that Mr. James Freeman Clarke may
| receive too much attention. He has one vote.
! HIS coachman. who will vote foi Blaine, has
another. There are more coachmcn than Clarkes
| this year.
! Nrw-Jorscy Democrats need instant attention
from the mlle-dearr.' Thoro ia Mles Ross who
has pnt himself on the National Committee IN spite
! of Orr4tcs Cleveland the harmonious democracy
! insists that Ross shall get odt because he sub
,crihcd ~. 90 to the lIden campaign fund ana
never pad it, VIII II il re nemhered that 5000
might have arranged another Cronin vote or
! London to Lima Copeuhagen every good Democrat
will be shocked at the tnrpitude of Ross lhen
| too the labor organizations are in bad way-as
| to Cleveland The State Labor Inspector SAYS that
voto /, against him. and tho Assistant Labor In
| so,ctor though he will vote for Cleveland, saws
| uine-tenthsof the labor voters Will not senator
Mcpherson is reported as quito convinced that ne
! had better spend the time In fishing IN Wisconsin
lakes. As for Governor Albeit. his speech in the
Convention shows what he thinks OF the new
tcket. Mr. Hewitt should hasten 10 the miners oil
Morris County and explain to them how IL VIII DC
! a blessing to have the duty taken of IRON ORE