New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
MID FROM JONES RIVER

MUD FROM JONES RIVER
CURIOUS SPECIMENS NOT DISCOVERED 81
| SCHWATKA.
rroINNING AWAY UP STREAM.
From Tho NcwYork Times, July 3d.
! The situation of the Republcan) party ID @o -
NJ tbs canvass IS not an encouraging one.
1T IS CocKsURE OF CHOKING ITS oPPoNKNA
From The New-York Times, July 81
Unlike his party, the Iowa Senator may feel fhse
he has o future before him.
VERY LITTLE DOUBT OF IT, IN FACT.
From The New York Times, August 49,
Thoy constitute the strongest reason for the %
pcctaton that the President will be reelected and the
strongest why no should be. 1t Is the conservative
lc0mmon-scnse, business view Of the situation, and
we have very little doubt that 1t Will prevail
so THE OLD MAN TAKES TO ASKING FOOL oUEs
| TONS.
From The New-York Times, August H.
Are there no od-fashioned Republicans in these
daysl What has become Of the men who wore foro-
most In the party when was saving and reconstruct
Ing the Unionl
AND DRAWING FOOL CONCLUSIONS
From The NewYork Times, August IS.
The organs OF Harrison and monopoly must b m
rather desperate condition for means to bolster up
their campaign
LIKEWISE FOOL COMPARISONS.
From rhe NcwYork Times, August H.
Mr.. Blanes defence Of trusts is a campaign blunder
cUhpai son Win which DR. Burchards celebrated
to the level Of harmless pleasantly
CLEvELAND's ACCEPTANCE SETS THE MUD
A-ROILING.
From The Ncw-York Times september 10.
| We are deeply mistaken TO the spirit Of the
American people IL this letter do not command gen-
era respect and secure the adhesion 10 Il OF many
voters whose minds have been hitherto undecided.
From the large class Of fair minded and rational
citizens who after all will eide this election 1t will
| candid a
so DOES HARRISONs; THE OTHER WAY.
From The New-York Times September H.
We are Of the opinion that Mr.. Harrison will regret
that phrase in his letter before he is many weeks
older.
AND NEXT DAY EVERYTHING IS FIXED.
From The Network Times September 10.
Mr. Clevcland's victory believe to be already
assured
IOWA IS ENGULFED IN THE MUD
From The Newly Times. october 4
| 1t seems strange to talk about Iowa doubt
full State' but any one who will read tho careful and
this morning will conclude that there states moro
certain to be found IN the Republican column after
election than this old banner state Of the North
vest which neither National Committee is giving
sny attention TO- It IS moi really strange 1.-THE p,T
ttate and capturing 1t for Cleveland.
LIKEWISE MINNESOTA
From The New-York Times. October o.
Minnesota must be added to Iowa A. belonss.S 4.
the list OF states not surely Kepuplcan AZ the coming
election.
! AND NETWORK, AwFULLY DEEP.
From The New-York Times, October IL.
The tremendous increase In the registered vote %
New-York and Brooklyn means corresponding In
crease in the Cleveland majority in these two cities
aarmlsts is burned. The only resource they had
question of the extent Of the victory for honest tsha
reform.
INDIANA, OF COURSE, AND WISCONSIN.
From The New-York Times, October IL.
The latest professional estimate from indiana y
Issue most likely to change votes is that Of tariff
reduction and the changes appear to be favorable to
tent Of the changes. and that no man can closely
calculate The margin is not wide. and to class Wis.,
consln Democratic possibility is not unreason-
able.
MICHIGAN ALSO.
From The New York Times October 10.
The Interesting letter Of special correspondent
from Detroit shows that Michigan is really debatabp
ground.
! AND ILLINOIS FLOUNDERING AFTER THEM.
From The New-York Times October u.
The claim made by the Democratic Comuhttee OK
Illinois that they carry mat state for Clcvesnd
may be overconfdent, but it IS not without solu
basis. Illinois Is much more "doubtiur STATE man
New-York, and it would not be at all surprising 70
find her Electoral votes given to Mr.. Cleveland
NEARING THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER
From The NewYor Times, Oct. 10.
Experienced politicians reckon that IN total vcss
II at 'S all short of Sooo and such majority would
doubtless amply suffice to secure him the state'
THE TRULY GOOD ARE GATHERED INTO THE
ARK.
From The NewYork Times, October 70.
In the long list of professors and INSTRUCTORS as
Cornell University printed In to-day and Thur
the reasons for their voting for Cleveland anu lhu
man, will be found many names not con n a s
Guided in Democratic poll lists These gen.e noss,ss
for them to aot with the Republican party under Us Us
present leaders and with rs present tendenc s nam
Of education and intelligence all over the country
AND THEY CURSE THEIR ENEMIES GALORE.
From Tho New-York Times. October &C.
There Is nothing in the presen, campaign more . 70
markable than The change hs' mas S, chanse nsinv
precedes disaster ard dissolution. for the people
sordd purposes. the selfish and unprncpled methods
OF the party have driven from Il the men OF character
IL s @a%say and Of Sop Te older oes are
ing 1t by thousands. The younrer men OF the same
stamp are not attracted, but are repeled by It. With
the defeat that awaits IT, there viii open new and
promising for American politics. in which another
patty viii be found to do the kind OF work for which
the Republican party has become untitled
Grow. BROTHERS, ROW. THE TIDE FLOWS FAST
From The New York Times November ..
The calculations made by The Indianapolis News,'
the home organ OF General Harrison, seem to us TO
be practically equivalent to giving up the State OF
Indiana to the Democrats
ONE FAREWELL MUDBALL AT THAT BAD MAN.
BLAINE
From The New-York Times, November S.
Whatever tho explanation, Mr.. Blaine. whom b
reads the returns tomorrow night, nhy ronect Dit
terly otherwise. that In his party's defeat he mas
had a larger share than any one else-wth tho pos
sible exception OF Dudley.
STAND UP IN THE BOAT AND GIVE MlGHTS
YELL
From The Ncw-York Times, November o.
The result, Of the baotlng In this city and state TO-
day is NOT a matter OF doubt. substantial plurality
Is assured TO the Cleveland and Thurman Electors
Throughout the state tho tide has set steadily toward
Democratic success the opening of the canvass
and this tendency has been vislby stronger during tho
last few weeks
A scrutiny OF the condition OF the canvass In the
~ tho Sate shows q safe and sub