New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-09

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,ortos oven "The New-York Commerclal Au-
yortiser prints the following highly anu-Mug-
wump effusion:
b one great tidewaye of nation as, I fn6I
n nyi' a. Of Old the people claims rs right,
] olns as ono man to take the Peopi i . : lu'
- In old DAYS this People leal ana trte' i.
n ,ns ts own law and takes It's peaceful relgh'
I + is no fashion Of year or two
\ ever shall stuart fill the throne *
" Washington, loo0J
II ow history repeats her tale or old;
a nd tells the children what inc lalners . stST'
| n ono great tdcwave of the nations scorn'
( he sweeps away that pack of litl, men,
o ur Nations life is. In the deed new porn
O Bourbon and no Stuart rule again.
IT, is only lust to The Advertiser to add THAI
This eulogy upon Republicanism and Harrison
and this inverted tribute TO Democracy ana
Cleveland was one of the results of its attempts
TO walien its readers to ccsti sy by means OF tie
uttcrly utter fascination known as the acrOstic
r. offered prize in hard cash for the best
ocrostc on the popular name OF HARRISON. The
lines above printed failed to carry oil the Gohcn
fleece but they were adiudged good second
They certainly deserve honorable mention; nut
if THE Advertiser does not wish to be qulte
repudiated by its Mugwump constituency II VIII
abstain from publishing any more reasonable
references to its fallen idol and its fallen IDOLS
pack of little men served up on toast-we
mean served up in an acrostic.
When Governor Hill was up in Sullivan County
last week he saw Boss Mclaughlin. According
TO The Brooklyn Eagles report, " before de-
parting for New.YOr the Governor and the Boss
had a brief chat on general subjects They had
been together during the earlier part Of the day.
when they talked some politics" This is invigor-
atingly clear and delightful III after
talking some politics Hill and Mclaughlin con-
tented themselves with vague remarks on - gen.
era subjects" it is obvious that they understand
each other perfectly.
Another baseball pitcher has broken his arm in
the service of the grand stand and the bleaching
boards II is becoming n serious thing TO wish
more power to the elbows of our national twirl-
ers. for they have already developed highly
dangerous degree OF power One-armed pitchers
will never become fashionable.
Most of the Albany Republicans would appear
10 have got together at last. remnant, how
ever when last heard from, still devoting
itself TO the things which make for discoid. This
remnant ought TO be sat down upon hard without
delay. The new Republican General Committee
of Albany County will be heartily sustained by all
those members Of our party at the Capital who
care more for Republican prosperity than they
do for the Advancement of the selfish interest OF
a faction.
The further the Democrats OF Ohio advance in
their campaign, the more they realize that this
is Foraliers year by large majority.
A man killed himself in Brooklyn the other day
ON account of IA mali gnnnt throat disease, accord
inc TO one account, brought on by excessive
indulgence in cigarettes against the Of which
he had often been cautioned, but in vain Yet
the consumption of cigarettes in this country is
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