New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06


II Lord Saclvlle was really dismissed OF
October 80, why did the Treasury Department
on November arrange for the free entry throuh
the Custom House of great lot of silverwae,
clocks and other household goods consigned to
himP 1t is usual to extend such courtesies TO
Foreign Ministers at Washington who are IN
good standing with our Government. But, Why
should such "a favor be shown to an ex-Minster
who has been dismissed in disgracep Evuenc-
Iy. friendly relations between Mr. Clevelani and
his titled British eectioncering agent have Tot yet
been broken His Lordship is still M Dear
Sackville.'
General Harrison energes from the c'nyass a
larger man than he went in.
Shall It be said that the people ratified at the
polls O nomination for Governor maze by inc
LIQUOR Dealers Association
Mr.. Joshua L. Baily, the well-lmwn Phila-
delphia merchant and president Of the Prohl-
bition society Of Pennsylvania, remarked the
other day that as Prohibitonist he felt great
interest In the New-York State election and, II
he were resident Of this State. he would vote
for Warner Miller
The Republican State ticket is asoldiers' ticket
right through Vote it.
The Halls have run this city Ing enough, and
Mr. Hewitt's County Democracy IS nothing but
Hall Vote for Erhardt
Let no Republican in the hid Congress Dis
trct fail to put in ballot for William q. wal
lace. He Is sterling Trotectionist and will
certainly be elected if The Republicans support
him heartily. He is no more the representative
W. an
his Free-Trade Democratic opponent, W. j.
Coombs is representative of the Copper Ring
because one OF his intimate friends and sup
porters own copper mine in Canada. The
issue is one of principle not of individuals, al
though Mr. Wallace is in every way fitted to
represent the distric, with credit in the next
Congress. II the Republicans stand by him he
will certainly do So
The issue in New-York State in one sentence
Which shall rule, the State or the saloons!
The man whom the saloons want to beat is
cood man 70 elect That description fits Ernest
H. Crosby.
The Prohibitionists in the Xth Congress Dis
trict have tried Enthusiastically nasty ana dls-
reputable trick William A. Wilson was nomi-
mated for Congress in that district by the Prohb-
tionists. An obscure little body Of muddle-
heads with no prominence or influence which called
itself an independent Republican association, In
dorsed Mr. Wilson's nomination by the Prohloi-
tionists. and then issued number of lying cir
culars and published a number of lying advertise
ments. asserting that Mr.. Wilson is the regular
candidate of the Republican party in the Ath DIS
trict This is a falsehood so audacious and out
rageous as TO be worthy Of Prohibition methods
in this campaign. The only candidate supported
by the Republicans of that district is William >.
Bovhan, who was nominated by the Labor party
and Endorsed by the Republicans His opponent
is the notorious General Spinoa. Boyhan ought
TO be elected over Spinola and Wilson, and the
bunco-steering scheme Of the Prohbtionists ought
TO be fifty rebuked.
There has not been, and cannot be- single
thing said against Colonel Erhardt And this is
only one of many reasons for voting for him.
Vote at the earliest possible moment Vote
for all the Republican candidates. Examine
your ballots carefully, so as to be sure that no
one has tricked you Dent trade.
Republicans Of the Ist I'D. lid, WITH, and
With Congressional Districts should not fail to
vote to-day for Cromwell, Seward, Wallace,
Robinson, and Uesse. These men all repre-
sent Protection. Their opponents are all prac-
ticallv pledged to Free Trade The election or
Mr. Wallace is assured; there is growing pros
mech that Cromwell and Hesse will win and
Seward and Robinson will unquestionably make
heavy inroads on the votes counted upon by
Campbell and Clancy. No friend of protection,
OF American industries, Of American wages. should
omit 10 do his best to defeat the free-trade
candidates.
As for Milzeo Murphy his name is Dennis
There is only one way yon can rebuke bribery
by your vote to-day, and that is by voting for
Warner Miller and Ballot Reform
Those who denounce the knife should not use
It, When you vote against your party, have
better reason for it than that you fear others will
do the same thing.
Let every Irish-American in this town who see
these lines remember John Roach before he vots
today-John Roach who cruelty bounded mo
bankruptcy and into his grave by the Democratic
Administration John Roach who had an equaly
ardent affection for Ireland and the United StaeS
and who was the first victim Of the malice md
wicked partisanship of the present pro-Endand
and un-Amercan Administration.
Do the people want TO give Hill another thance
10 steal? Isn't his theft OF $4,000 enough
BY the way, Sunset you promised to help US
nab that forger lie viii probably be oatof reach
after to-day They will pay him off ana he will
skip. Catch him, Sunseti
1t is q curious and hopeful circumstance that
New-Yorly has never given its eectosll vote 10
the same party twice in succession sine the war.
1t voted for Lincoln in GA, Seymour in '6s, Grant
in 20. Tilden in re- Garfield in 80. Cleveland in
"a dwell, it's our turn, anyhow
IL is curious and hopeful also that no Western
man was ever beaten for the Presidency by an
Eastern man.
Then, again, the Democracy has neve: carried