New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
THE BOILERS CONSIDERED.
"THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY WILL GEL MI"

L.
From The Chicago inter- ocean (Rep) a.,
We had hoped the convention would put INTO tne neId
and American To drive NE York Times out OF the
party or compel its stockholders TO meet ana
essnt act OF imported Bohemian scTiDDeIs ID iaYor OF
American writers who know something aoonI inc MS
h ;s are strong tnat the result has been accom-
niished The ticket does not profess 70 be SHINING
% ,,sk" it, santfness is ike that which belongs to
a bu I'm a cOrnned and which mpresses thOse VINO are
determined to go the field thai they had Deter oe
Content With going around looking IA cautiously through
The bars 1t Is horned ticket, WIN no IuD on eIncI
hSrh poer It is ticket for Of
the way Of II has its nose 10 inc 5p0aG Tsu it
core sonletbng There is netting we would rather see
geS gem f VIZ s tie Holy Willie Of American Journal
lis purity is something incredible to the ordln9ry
ZION especially It's benedicton, is something
immense for ics grace ana s"eeoness;t NESS DnO
fnadity As an economist, The Times is provided IKE an
owl with four independent sets o. eyeasaeS Vne re- ~.
third gins the circumference ana closes IN to"a4
the centre; and the fourth DeglHs ~ tne t anu
lids closed il can the redemption or tne notes OF thV
RanS OF nyland gsing on g. 600 miles away When 1t
ring OF the planet Saturn with thee Oh us Sye mus
e0ssd .b mt yey tight # can tell what Western Uaiou
win be worth years after comet str1kes the earth
UrsT ~ oo las relied for What little light could
get financial questions uon sGch a9 s anu
three OF its eyeids closed No p0ues party SeHiu en-
tha
undertook TO tell an 1t knows WITH its vast ow0rain ana
10 reveal all II WITH It's wondrOus OWeyes e1Ge
the danger s that we 5ha loon Ills ay viii GET
nI For when II read through its four sets OF eyelashs
tos sTs scPeeS was dismal II terrified the frosty
tesselaed branches OF the icy WOODS ~
s S~coId -S''
THE PARTY HELPED RATHER I THAN an HURT
The Ne,o York Times and Boston Advertiser nave Tor Two
years giving all possible ad and eohO H 10 me
ReDubcan nominations pretex lsr gong Gye 1OD anu
shaker the Democracy Iher wiz n spcea
sore is not half painful as is before the knife ap
piled. V.rrrpAI REstyIT
From. The Port Jergts ~ y linton 1r (Rsp.l ho.r
ren,Sng 70 go over TO the Democratic party We ven
tre 20 saw that since the Garfield campaign heIe nas
moi been An editorial in the columns iavOraDo 70 tne
nvbcsns and an sdyoeacy of the election Of our ticket
Ii has assumed censorship over the dolnss VI ne pa
sement Of lie nsTv Wi{h0ut waiting 20 learn the nom
ines OF the Chicago convention, 1T began TRADE upon
BIs,pe Republcaps EVERYWHERE are stopping It and
subscribing for The TRIBUNE which Is ,aI oe.ee' m
paper and they leave The Times to una CONSTITUENCY
from the Democratic ranks
THE DESPERATION OF A DEATH STRUGGLE
From The Ansonta Coma Sentinel thsPo ,-.,,- vrl
Times Is GENERALLY attributed TO the statement that it, ctr
euaton rapidly falling of and that hopes by Ihis &C.
oidlme Importance and influence In American pohtes
CANNOT HURT THE TICKET
TIE Edgt0n (Fenn.) fTee Fress (hep)
The NsU- York Times IL will not support Blaine,
This Is the expression of free trade spite renewed
devotion of the Republican party the principle OF pro
lection The Neuo- York Times Is a British institution
located American soil It's opposition 10 Blaine
hurt cur candidate but Il will teach English friend
George Jones' that American newspaper run IN Tao
ntsrests Of English traders 10 American political
test find a very bitter experience.
SOUNDS VERY LIKE SQUEAK.
Prom Tie Cincinnati Commercial Gazette (Rspl
Amid the OF enthusiasm with which the ponains
ton of Blaine and Logan greeted the voice Of The NeC
YORK. Times prOcsiming that IL Will not support tn
ticket, sounds very Ike squeak.
Considering that The nmes supported Grant for hirt
tsr54 N $780, and entered no protest when President