New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
IN THE TRUE FOLD At list.
THE EVENING POST RECEIVES WARM AND
GENEROUS WELDON
WARM AND

From The New.York sun, Sept. &C.
During the recent absence abroadot Mr.. z. L. God
kin the Editor OF "The Evening Pos. The RepuDllcap
newspapers made great point OF ne iaet tnat that
Journal had suppressed" It's pamp et viliyins Tam,
emssaries who had gone TO the ollie OF The Evening
Post' to buy copies Of the pamphlet Were lhioinoa
'"I Having now returned to Sewaork Mr.. Godkn
hastes to reply TO these would be arcaSuc criues wit
says, that this pamphlet is not low on sale In the
office OF The Evening Post withdrew u rom
circulation Immediately after the election Tihvn aS
not Influence We withdrew 1t WIN we found oy the
election OF November lseO thathe maIGr III s
persons OF the type of Mayor Grht 10 persons VI LILO
type Of Mr. Scott" ..o, ,h.
election OF Mayor Grant as poplar veroiGt III oy y.
demnaon Of It's lying assaults onIammany Hall. lts
Infamous method OF conducting campaign against
that great Democratic organization resulted In failure
so complete that now The Evaing POST Itself mas
become convinced Of the foy saSaap npy
Ii has got tired OF the usual MFwump methods ana
apparently Il has grown to be shame ed OF ,ag Of
viDfyng Tammany Hall , ..or..
An atonement for wrongdoingso frank VIII secure :,
every Democrat Such reparatoA for the past as was
possible for t. that newspaper now makes oy SUI SUI
flying the Democrats OF New-Yora and their Tammany
leaders.
In this campaign THE Evening POST falls into
line under the leadership of nmmany Hall. Instead
OF assalllng the Tammany General Committee and its
Of Cleveland and stevenson. and 1t reioces In them
accordingly. As Chairman Dickinson. OF the Demo.
cratic Campaign Committee, said on Friday, in speak
Ing OF Rowdedow Graces anti snapper, anti'fammany
movement: Let Tummany hare the local Offices
Trust 10 Tammany leadership IN this campaign Is now
the wise Mugwunp eNhortadon TO all those who de-
sire the election OF Cleveland and Stevenson.
OF course such n change OF auitude on the part OF
"The Evening POst' VIII BE- called Inconsistency by
It's Republican critics. They would like see Il light
ing division In the ranks Of the Democracy instead
cf demonstrating its de, oon TO the Democratic cause
BY Withdrawing a publication which might disturb the
unity now prevailing In them. But Inconsistency,
when II involves the abandonment OF the wrong and
the pursuit OF the right, Is virtue stubborn per-
severance In an evil ard mischcvious course merely
for the sake OF the appearance OF consistency Is as
foolish IL Is dbcreditable.
The Evening Post" has simply changed its mind
since 1880. and II has had very good reason 10 do So
In the two last years II has l@rned much IL las
that Tammsny Hall has given New-York the best
municipal government the town has ever had Actual
experience has proved that the charges Of Its pamphlet
We're falsehOods by which II had been deceived Like
an honest and honorable newspaper. therefore, II re-
fuses to circulate them further. II frankly with.
draws them and Acknowledges their falseness by
frankly and ably supporting the same Tammany, the
same leaders and the same methods In 1892.
All honor 10 The Evening Rst"! All praise for
Mr.. Godkin As they withdraw their old expressions
concerning the Democracy aS, the Democracy for
gets the bitter retallatory enutty which the now
buried charges excited.
SO far as The Evening POST is concerned. the
harmony and unity ~ the Democratic party com.
plete No Force bill No Negro Domination!