New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
WALKS AND TILkS ~ THE CITY.

John W Toolwal,er OF ohio. with WHOM, was talking
about Mr. Eandalrs rcfu,al To hs "a candidate against
Carlisle. said 10 Randall will get badly ict onr o.
thesc lie need not hug deuson that he can ever
get DeInocrAtlo domination for President aud pun the
Democratic party on to d protective tarn platform.
That Was tried and failed The masses OF the party
would revolt Republican may win the Presidency
on protection, IL democrat never. E'pnblichni-in Il
protection. Protection Is the one Republican doctrine
Yet | have notion that after tlur tho Republicans
will turn around. take up free trade and beat the Dem
ocrAts with IT, NJ party does not seem {" realize the
opportunity hes before H. II could hv wise tAnh
policy make I'M. country prosperous that II would
retain power for the next MY years John sherman
and some other long headed Republican Statesmen see
the dru and brfore cilows 1t viii wh.r the
Republican party about and capture the Ioaton.'
Congressman Iouk IS firm believer that It IS the
de tiny " Tennessee TO break The sld south lie said
TO mr: The Republican party has no hope Ia any
Southern state great In T, nucsscc, and they give Ms
really the least consideration There has never been
,q hope I'm Nlrginn. The there have been
torppnr.ry and local issues While money and talent
have been wasted on Virginia. the republicans OF
Tennessee have been making progress for themselves
Without any outside help We can count cvery vote cast
in the state That much m fight In any south
err state The highest Democratic vote ever cast In the
sttc ND TO ls5i was Tor Tden In 1876. Cleveland got
% moro votes than Til len Blaine got $4,000 votes
,,ore than Ilages. Il was solid Republican growth.
something to build on and 90 growing The issues
that interest Tennessee those o. protective arn and
e,lucation The Of the people are proeconists
ON the educational iii wO have got the Democrats
divided Senator Jackson IL for 1t aud makes speeches
,bt way while senator Harris IS opposed 10 1t and talks
accoriusly The capturing OF Tennessee would De Ia tho
snd south what ans Ia the the
Coufdcracy II wonld break the backbone Of the Dem
ocratic rhaanx in the South and revolutionizc the
party"
There i wrath in store FOR Land Commissioner sparks
when Congress meets and the pressure against hi
frmation viii not he confined to Republicans. He has
been r!oshng around" they say In the delicate
Ian .uage OF tho prairie until he has walked up the
on, onn Of five or Democratic Senators whose
.iItucnt, have large iutcrcsts IN Kansas. wyoming
ColuraCo idaho. Montana and New-MeNico which have
been endan- Bis errauc DECISIONS actions ana
notions 20 < Win captain b IS summons. OF
Mantnna yer', ..... Ahcn he said: fbe Commissioner
says lac /. eo t .i Congress to appoint seventy I'VE
specnI agent. & uv>ligate land patents ana that no
will ON The cOlut or their laaOrs revoke the order
lie avc susIcuCiu lssuc OF land patents THIS looks
ike relief 90 tie >rticr1 silly Old soldiers, who are
now in doubt about heir titles owing TO hi- curious
course. But a. a fact II Congress should authorize the
appontmrnt o. eHty five special agents they would
moi get through their work AT the rate things now
going short OF two thfoc years. Tier" are 10000
cases be Investigated and they Increasing AT the
rate OF 10000 10 10000 year. Under thr brilliant
management Of Sparks men would never know whether
they had homes not The Thousands OF honest home
stcad nraior, be- crctcd In order To nd lttlo
handful bad patents. u il not hr0a or liberal policy
such as BELTS patcrnal Government