New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

got ~ But the rank supellntenden says there
than ever before Then came the Democratic state
Board OF Equalization in this state saying we have
ely b, aa S Gf 6'a We esaT 1Hr hsd h%d esGs
that happened the Democrats said Unless this
They summoned Mr. Cleveland from Buzzards Pay. lie
left Gray Gables and gave the buetsa rest.
a %ha ts tn Do and IN the % morng % one Suggsed
that the only way to stop this ting was was t" arrs, %t
10 Try him although they have HIM in county where
all the judges are Democrats. II Is difhcnt 10 try
public officer for publishing the truth ana tns R''no DO
turn our back upon all this prosperity >hal W"
discard the President under "hoSe Administration the
not behave that you the voters Of the country
will answer in the affirmative.
What about III" Republicans who are said 10 nave nave
been converted and 10 have gone ovcr - In" Demo
cratic party Most of them are converts Of twenty
five Years standing. They are Ike the TWO od
convert, the revivalist used to take along TO camp
benoh-they rave been there before. Most Of these
alleged convert, are born kickers. little too
he man an with whom they have been acting,
and ' wonderimc whether they could not run
the machine great deal better themselye,. iut
York World can publish the whole list Of them every
morning without interfering With tS advertisements
But when / come along t. The various stations
Of the railroads over which have passed, and
get down among the boys and ask Are 'gro no ag yn
know a man who voted for Cleveland last time
who IS going to vote for Harrison this time ?! Now
have not been to station and asked tina;
question OF the BOYS but what they say they know OF
lots Of men Of this kind. When You put up all
If these Democrat, who intend 10 vote for Harrison
against the newly born Mugwump' ard college pro
fc..ois their ffy = Is going TO beat that one
Now TO Mr. Harrison. will venture to say that
there is that connected with him which cannot be said
~ any other American candidate In this country
have never known before candidate who was not
criticised. Lincoln criticised. 30 were Grant
ilaye, and Arthur. ! hrve heard Mr Cleveland
criticised. and hav" Gone Il mysnlf. Nov. Mr. Har-
rison has made moro speeches u his felow-ctlzcnS
than my President has ever made lie has created a
political literature which never existed before and
created II ont Of his head without m" aid OF any
cncN corioda. NaughcrJ He has been fonr years
President OF IT, United -tates. lit htN done many
public acts which have been conspicuous, not only
here but all the world. he had diplomatic
conflict with Great Britain. with Italy ard with 'hili
and was SuCccS~u In every cdho. ana nave yet -
find In any Democratic newspaper or In any Demo
cratic convention platform single word OF criticism
attack upon the public acts Of President Harrison
circat applauSH) that IS absolutely un"qii!l a,
and that never had President before who did 50
rnnrh whnn after four years in the Presidency every
body had nothing hut words " praise - speak, and of
whom nobody cOuld or )dy dared 10 utter a word
oi attack | am confident he will be reelected.
Mr. Reid and Mr.. Dcpcw will make speeches to-
morrow at Belmont. in AIlcgany County; at Sala-
nanca in CattaraJgus County: AMI at James
town, in Chautauqua County.