New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27

fences etc-which have long been negiecoeu w
cause Of q lack of money; but the appropria'iop
this year may well be made large enough 10 pp
nit of some new and necdful work being dov0
No one thing probably would give the patron ~, y.
the park more satisfaction and enjoyment thar 'ne
proposed tower.
"The Ncw.Yorls Times has the honestyho" W
bolt the Republican ticket outright andto give
its real reasons 1t wants free trade, hd iooSS
to the Democratic party to bring about pat result
In ss4 it assigned other reasons and ioi
its treachery to the Republican party wneh every
one knew that free trade was tho backbone OIL
Mugwumpery.
Red will be the fashionable color turing the rest o,
the summer and throughout the faf DSs has
be the bloody shirt shade The rs unrn sbirt(Tho
/ Charleston News.
ALI right proceed TO unfur your red handKer-
chief Rally round your rcdhandkerchiet Burn
incense before your red handkerchief. Quarter
~ n century ago YOU didit take kindly to inc
star spanged banner. Blu, the Repuoncahs iougn'
, under that emblem then and they fly it now by
all means stick to your ,andanna. The red' whitc
and blue is good enou1 for us.
M blaine did everything that it was possible
for him to do to prcsent his own nomination. iho
crazy Baine-haters will have IL that series OIL re
fusals to take thai which belonged to him without
contest were oily desperate expedients TO grasp
the prize without the consent OF the party.
When Tipp,canoe was nominated in $40 the
rank and file of the Wing party wanted their
fayorite leader Henry Clay. The times were
hard; change in the tariff policy from free trade
to protection was demanded East, West, and even
South and the great defender of American lndus-
trv was the patural leader for the canvass Inc
Wbips did not get Mr.. Clay, but they made rat
ting canvass under their Harrison, and were victo
rious. The Republicans now have Harrison IN
Mace of Blaine, their natural leader Let them
work ard they will win.
WHEN the imitation craze was at its height In
Ohio and Indiana, and politicians everywhere were
bowing down to Your Uncle Bill's' fiat money
FETCH Benjamin Harrison stood like tower OF
strength for honesty and sound principles what
would Allen G.. Thurman not give If only the
same could be said Of him?
It is rumored that in his letter accepting re-
nomination MI Cleveland will do his best TO
prove that his message upon which the Democratic
party is running him, is not Free-Irade message.
Il need not surprise any one if he repudiates the
message altogether, and expresses some brand new
tarff convictions. Why not? Is he not running
for reelection to-day, after solemnly protesting
that the eligibility of President for reelection
was fraught with great danger to the public
veal? After that performance, the public is
justified in not taking any utterance of the Pres-
dent very seriously.
The County Democracy is going to ratify'
Tomorrow and David b. Hill is announced as
one of the speakers. 1t will be remembered that
the Governor came down from Albany and helped
Tammany ratify some days ago. 1t certainly
looks as though Mr.. Hill was working his passage
for the denomination for Gov ernor.