New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

cost down more than ohce' "A"'
,voud be! Poor Godkin!
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Ar Mile has declared I am Free
r.ador and glory in the name In New iorA
ia irsists that the Democratic party 10 "oO ~
favor Of free trade These contrasoeu uc'el"AO.
how inst how much honesty and sincerity ID "
he found in the Democratic campaign
Tho Ponublicans Of Dakota ore OF herolc
stature They know that IL is oeoau'e ' ,ta. ,he
,ho o~cat majority of the population 'ha' ~.
nomocrats in Congress persstently deny tha'
Torritorv the right of Statehood. 30 they pro.
oo 90 echt their own battle, and to MAKE ~
pc TO oomnaign all along the line lhahN'
| 80 nooorotic unfairness they cannot 'ouo i0'
| . Rcnublican President or for Kepuoho"" %
.a.a,s,os in Congress- But they can heip ~
influence the votes Of others, ana th"o 'i'' euod
| IN do in an erectual manner lhcs "''0 1ouco
" n W - Toague of more than seventy mrSe
and active clubs. Through TINS ors""' WI,
,hor, ora raising handsome campi gu luhu' ton
tbis fund they will pay the expenses Vi nu'. ILL.,
Of eloouent and convincing hepuoIlo''n o- SionoI
~ LII no cont into every close C0ngression''
district in the Union, TO speak ior ','e p".s ,ho
-. aond;dotes and to arraign and denounce 'nc
| Democrats for their monumental III III
DaI,ota In this way they hope to 90 nun
| D"No ,amr,no q GOOD Republican majority III
toxtDp l h
49, noxt House of Representatives, maJo'iS
.h. ,,i1l snecdily open the door at Wnlcli nv
rrorn;torv has so long been knocking. ~ 10
nluclsv and generous enterprise anu uc''i'
be crowned with great success
Mr. Lowell said in his London speech oeioio
tho Society of Authors that ilho do 80
older n certain aphasa overtaKes me-"
,nah;,;tv 70 find the right word precisely wheh
fopln
/ ,,ho, no described President Cleveland as 'no
W.. norasortotive Of the highest type of Amerl-
conism since Lincoln was snatched from 10
? coroo If his friends at least would be giiu "
believe that such was the case
= Iron, Roston comes the momentous announce
mont that William Everett is gong 10 suppoiO
Mr. Cleveland for reelection william hNeico o
s william Everett? Who is william hVerc'O.
: WHY don't you know? lie Is inc ni''n "n1
bc,an his heroic battle for purity ana reiori" o.
J. sweetness and light in Ss4 with inc
!, false and silly assertion that Mr.. Baines appoint
o ant ne Secretary of State was the price of ms
# e,nnort Of Garfield oh yes, we remenloer
IS Tot ne see lust how did he get out OF ltF' nc
d didn't cct ont at all for months, but iinaly h'
wos frightened by the chorus OF voices cISln
he Shame, and crawlcd out
i Tho situation IS stronger than Mr. Biaine'-''e"
70 York Times. Dcm) =. .ot
!, M blaine himself admitted this when ne wroV
~ in his second letter of decnaton that Pcotecuoi
10 was stronger than any candidate
IL Wbon the bankers and conservative business
~ mon If New-Yorll have read the hat money
- cneccb with which Senator Dan VOORHEES, opened
=. the Democratic campaign in Indiana on Saturu"'
" last they will no longer wonder that Inlay
hN
~ Anarchists find dynamite and sympathy III 'i''
Troosier State Senator Voorhees, is an intellectual
~ Anarchist.
cf loud note Of warning against the clgarett
habit is sounded by the case of man IN hei
n tucllv who has gone crazy ard been sent 10 It
or insane asylum because of his inveterate cuSto
us Of cigarette smoking. dispatch says that
I'M smoked over a hundred cigarettes day. ms
undoubtedly an extreme and exceptional case OF
Oh the cigarette habit is a bad and dangerous OH
lat Fspcciallv is it so for growing boys, for whom
often has peculiar fascination law 1orpi
me ding the sale Of cigarettes to youths OF tender AZ
would, if properly enforced. be productive oil mu'
od good.
,ed Following close upon the British-made ba
INC dannas and British-made campaign buttons com
lso a food Of Britsh-writtcn and BrltlSh-prlh'
old frec-tradc tracts which the Cleveland and Thu
nat managers are SITtdtiuB ldi an" WIZ" ''AV''
aps the Northwest These campaign documents a
ing not only English in ideas. Ihelr spenihs s"o'
ust English characteristics, and their Typography
ma racognized AS that Of PaternOser Row. WI
ugh doesn't the Democratic National committee mo
of over and establish its headquarters in London
vor once? 1t might be able to hire room from I
clcs Golden Club, at Upper Park Road, n W.
ch for Republicans, we are quite resigned 10 pi
be- along with American ideas, expressed on Amerc
the paper and with American type. They're 50
ons enough for US
'urV IF Mr. Blaine had not returned to take part
was the campaign, how his enemies would have snee
va and rallied at him as sOre-hcad. NOW that
is coming back, how thew still sheer ana rall
him for attempting to Overshadow' the man
~, whose interest he is about 10 begin work. W
..t well. let them rail on. Extract their sheer
'..n the distinguishing Mugwump feature is gone
J OF 1.-THE Boston Journal thinks that the
the mocrocv Of the old Bay State is in danger
TO dropping into innocuous dcsuctude ana urges
d a IN hold n barbecue at Calf Island, or have
OI disnlav of fireworks and bandanna balloon
u IS cension at Point of Pines. Can 1t really be |
hlm' that the Massachusetts Democracy Is prepaT
Vion for Jolly funeral as our contemporary suggeS
VIII We firmly believe that the funeral is coming,
uds :, 10 Et,lo carly for even the Democrats of
OUT! ancient commonwealth to put on mourning. ii
ought to be a small display of activity on Z
part just. to spur up their opponents ana mo
IS OF them to put forth some earnest efforts. OF
the the Democrats in certain quarters decided TO
es in the election go by default?
best
Dyed. Not only Democrats put papers io,,noi ~
for sympathy with the Democrats are i"iiI,iS
letic, line for Harrison ana NiorIoh' i"o oSi
them Herald" which Is one OF inc wlucSV o'i0"'
1884, daily papers in Central Ncw-lork' supported
terne Cleveland in 1854. In recent issue 1t hoi
ously this declaration on It's eultoriai p"sV' -.u