New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
responsibility for the platform. But Mr.. o.
land now wants us all to believe that it has ~.
a great victory for his side ~

responsibility for the platform. But Mr.. o.
| land now wants us all TO believe that IL hos ~
great victory for his side.
"The Brooklyn Eagle" of Thursday s,...s
toralIy that among the notable conversions ).
Mr. Cleveland's candidacy for tho pros,a4~
this fall is that of John Glib" Mr. Chit nc
welLknowh Brooklyn merchant. tn. d.
| stntion Of the inexcusable inaccuracv - .,a
statement Of THE Eagle was furnished hv ~
| own local columns of the same date We c,..
from what it has to report on its citv nac. :.
Mr.. Glib:
He was seen by an Eagle reporter this mo,r,.
and acknowledged his refnsals to help on the Repnf
but not Mckinley Proecaonist have ns said Nd
soon after its passage. But that isn't saying that ~
a Democrat
Mr.. Glib plainly irtimates that he IL ma
going to vote for Mr. Cleveland. THE EaQlen q.
the contrary, unequivocllly stated that he is Wh.
is the better authority Mr.. Gibbs Intentions M
himself or 1.-THE Eagle? II is 70 he added that
Mr. Glib, in an interview which appears in "Tba
Brooklyn Standard Union" Of last evening" saw,
that he does not desire to see any disturbanoe
in business brought about by radical cham,
in the tariff at the present time, and has NOT
announced how he shall vote.
"The Ncw-York Evening Post" amuses itself b.
declaring that certain Republicans have INDUCED
in coarse abuse" in certain campaigns. Could
there be any coarser abuse than that In which
THE New-York Evening POST has INDUCED In
| this campaign?
In every campaign the Democratic pollcs
justices in this city release hundreds Of criminals
| who have been sent to the penal institutions
before their terms have expired, in order that
these criminals may support the Democratic cand-
! dates in the election OF course these justices
| have no power to release prisoners sent to Sing
| Sing or the other State prisons, but they Do
claim the authority, and exercise it, tn release
from terms on Blackwell's Island the worst and
| most villanous heelcrs Of Tammany Hall In
order 70 swell the Democratic vote in this metropo
| lis What n shameless and scoundrey piece Of
| business this is. making a Jail delivery Of this
sort in order TO swell the Democratic vote. The
New-York Prison Association has investigated this
| matter and declares that the number OF such re-
leases runs far up in the hundreds. This Is only
| one of the disgraceful ways that Tammany has OF
| increasing its vote.
Il isn't of much consequence but 1t is noticea-
ble fact that the Connecticut Democrats ere not
doing much cackling over Iynde Harrisons con-
version He has been much more useful to them
for several wears as Republican than he ever can
be as an outspoken Democrat.
General Daniel Butterfeld, who is the Rep'ron-
can candidate for Congress in the Ailth dis'ric''
ought to command the hearty support OF every
voter in the district who takes a patriotic pride
IL tod a Washing.
TON by men of brains, character and Trustworthy
ness His great services for the Union during the
Rebellion and his subsequent honorable public
snir;t.d career attest that he would make a first
class Congressman. His troops Of friends in the
yII,h ought to make grand rally in his behalf.
While Tammany leaders are filling the air "ioo
falsehoods against Republicans every election dis
rict in this State is a centre of Democratic con-
spracy against an honest vote and fair count
on Tuesday.
A committee of lawyers selected by Tammany
Hall has had the amazing enrontery 10 wri'e
letter offering in advance certain oonhsmeh wiz
will be prepared TO give bail for Democrats ar
rested for election frauds. In this list OF pro-
posed bondsmen, which is partly made up Ok
Tormany contractors who have enjoyed excessive
and improper favors from the Tammany ofice-
holders in this city, appears the name OF Edward ".
Sheehy. Tammany Commissioner Of Charities anu
| Correction who was arrested on Thursday, charg'u
with election frauds of the most infamous CHAR
acter Here Is man who Is nnder bonus nun
self on a charge OF frauds against the 1rahcilise.
Is net he a precious sort Of person 70 De olerc"
rs bondsman TO 90 on bail for other Iammany
prisoners arrested on charges Of frauds agalns'
the ballot-boX?
Whom Mr. NacVeagh was introduced TO his
Prooklyn audience on Thursday evening there were
chccrs for Minister Egan from the gallery. That
uos y timely warning which Mr.. Cleveland's Bur-
cbord hardly needed Since Senator Hills denun-
citation OF his course he has been put under bonds
bv every Democratic campaign committee 70 Leu
the Irish voter alone.
nrominent Columbia College professor refers
in an interview published in The Tribune 70 'iIo
studied mcndacity" and the vulgar insolehce'
Of The Ncw-York Evening Post The Columbus
professor is exactly right.
The voters of Kings and Queens counties should
bear in mind when they go TO the polls on Tues
day. that the bad management OF the nnances
of the st te by the Democratic LEGISLATURE iass
winter will re- lurc of them TO go deeper INTO
their pockets when they are ordered tn appear De-
fore the Receiver Of Taxes The assessment ZOE
the States quota of taxes in Kings County III
1891. when there was Republican Senate was
only Sl64.oSl, but State Controller Campocn
demands S452Y02 from the taxpayers OF hinss
this year. The quota assessed against V"een'
County is S60,l5b. as against Sls,4os assessor -
! 1891.
Tho Leaders, Of Tammany Hall are yelling Doodle
and CRYING out against the Republicans, whom
,hcv CHARGE with using money improperly In TINS
comnaicn. What unhounded impuderce! was
,hcr, over n political organization on earth tnas
has us,d money more avishy in bribery ana l"