New-York tribune., 1885-09-14

The highly respectful, deeply considcrate. truly
kindly tone which the Democratic newspapers
of this State adopt when speaking of the late Pro-
! hibition State Convention might well move the
most stolid of porcelain pug pups to tears. these
organs Of "a party which steadily truckleS to the
ram power Just as il used steadily to eat dirt at
the feet OF the slave power just now displaying
the whites OF their eyes and piousy remarkng tnat
IN running a third ticket the Prohibitionists are
true 10 their convictions and they admire them Tor
II. Aud having talked in tins VEN, the organs
wink at one anotber and proceed to laugh copiousy
IN their respective sleeves
"You want me to act on the Republican princi-
pie 10 the victors belong the spols, remarked
President Cleveland.
"No,hing of the kind" retortei Mr. Hendricks,
" want you 70 act on the Democratic principle
Woo to tine yanquishcd.''
The Loclpori Journal reminds Alexander vogel-
sapg of Phlad- phia, the reputed inventor of new
and improved dying machine that " Philadelphia
woud be lust as bad place TO dIOp into from
mile mp IN the air as any other city, THIS Is
properly 10 be regarded rs dastardy attempt 10
intimidate Mr.. Nogrlsang. at all events to dis
courage him. II II To be said. however III defence
of The Journal that the flying machines now before
the public fail TO command the general confidence.
for he reason that although they are proficient at
living downward tLey have not acquired the much
more difficult art Of poislngln mid-air or oil hying
inward II II 10 be sincerely hoped that Mr..
yogcisaugs machine has acquired this art The
proud inventor OF flying machine which was
not fitted up with the improvements suggested
started few years ago to hy from the top of tall
buildine in Paris Ills widow remarked the next
day that she felt convinced that his machine did
not fill great popular want.
Ne,r- York Times =: Cleveland hasn't treated me
properly Tm going TO turn Republican again aud
do "A much damage 10 the Democrats as possible"
Neir- York World: TO the Republicans you
me an. don't you I"
Neir- York Tiaes "N No, the Democrats"
No,r- York World " How the deuce can you in
iure the Democrats by turning Republican I"
Writing of Mr. Warmers Impressions OF the
South" The ClerciGnd Pain Dealer remarks that
"Ieorng and sneoring will not alter facts" True.
And the facts abOut these impressions are that two
of the most important of them contradict each other
quite out of count, while another ot them Is ex-
nressed IN those words: Zone thing must be adj
mitted in all this discussion of the negro The South
erners cH not permit such Legislatures as those as
sembled once in Louisiana and South Carolina to
rule them AGAIN." "Wil you dIsfranchise the
would YOU do in Ono or Connecticut Would you
be ruled by a lot of field hands allied with gang
of plunderersf" The italics are ours, Any comfort
which these words give the Democracy is theirs.
The Southern Bourb)ns are prepared according to
Mr. Warner to do by the negro in the future asthey
have done by him in the past. " By management
or force" they are prepared to disiranehise HIM.
II is well TO be right, but let us be right with
moderation, says NJ. Renan. We commend the OBJ
seryation to our Prohibition friends.
New-York City has never failed to raise breeze
until this yacht race came on our hands. IL may
vet be necessary to adopt some OF the popular
Gotham methods to insure the sailing of the race.
A delegation from the New-York Stock Exchange,
stationed on Staten Island might get up sufficient
breeze Or, if that failed, the yacht club might
call IN the services of the gentleman who gets up
| puffs of The WOrlds circulation.