New-York tribune., 1896-02-08


for some place on the ticket Gibbs and Fish were
thrown out o, the party at the same time ana ,oi
the reason-deal!nS with Iammaht ~ % the
row ,ha, Plat, has taken them both pack 70 m"
fo,S {, would be only light ana proper Nj Gibbs
friends thnk FOR both her9G TO go hana Wnn Il
diamonds blazing the wAv
In m editorial .avor:ne Fsh's candidacy for Gov
ernor. The Poughkeepse Star kills on ~ me
other nsprants for NJ Mo-ton's place IN the fnos'
hlood,h,-stv fashion Congressman PAYNE. u ho"@'
has lived too long in Washington 10 p' IN 'ouc"
with the neople General McAlpin has no claim
excen ,ha, he s president of the Republican League
and on Governor Morton's star L.euter ni-Goy-
sTn9r saxS1 o3 c20 nfns hTe' cheeE Is S
John E Mihoand and his crowd'-'o be ayaabl1;
- nr ndenanaencs S,aI l,s; SIMMER has become Lou"
Payns evening in Pouehksepsiet -, I;2H lev.
aST 12nor f,h and ss w DO n It ' T, t can be
Hacketts confession ot being candidate 'or the
nlace in the United States Senate once occupied BY
such men as De Wit Clinton. Rufus King Martin
Van Buren, William l. Marcy. s!lls Wright. John
PIX waW 2, sTprf tv5I,s Ham.on = n Ffn he dpnon E2a
OF The BuNa.o Courier" either loHe or the
gbberish Of an insane person
An error committed by The Buffalo Express"
when It speaks Of P,att exposing the enrolment
frauIs in john Coliinss district Ilatt had nothing
T. do with Coass any other district The good
Committee OF twenty-five Tney exposed rottennes.
attention this result OF their efforts only TO ;Fy
TO defend his own position
1t seems 10 he taken for granted that Hiscock's
place among the Big Four Will be taken by Lauter-
bach Even the Syracuse papers conccde the prob
abilities Of the Substitution we are sorry. says
The Herald" OF that city. that Brother Hiscock
is no; 10 constitute OF the b g Four in the Re
publican dress parade Brother Hscock would be
a deal more ornamental than the Hon Mr.. Lauter-
bach who however may be useful 10 Mr.
Piatf than Brother Hlscocx would be, and useful
nese TO Mr. P,att s the prime consideration IN the
machine at the present moment The prospect now s
Indeed that the entire New York delegation Will be
In the ma ure mercy OF ornanenis at the conven-
ton. Mr. Plat Will make hLs little bargains with
and merchandise the candidate bidding the highest
There !s an impression abroad In the rural DIS
tr:ris that the voters have something to 90 with
ana Other exalted Offices bu, IN these districts they
have not yet learned that the war is over. II be-
plblran form Of govern nent was to make il asy
Tor few 70 run things as they please" Pa
ienca pl..ence The pr PIE are all right vet Think
OF the bond issue
The difference hc;wren Republican success and
tNe triumph Of P.attism Is apty pointed out by
The Utica Press" which looks upon P!ats re-
cent TRADE "a evidence that ne is hard pressed tet
now The Republ.cansm OF The New-York Trib-
une" +, adds "and the NEWCOMERS who do
owe abjcci obedience T. the boss is too vel under,
caar-es asr nj ,hem is easy, but Il does not foi-
. M a 's daa 9 nn ntDof wi" Mh Rs To- enfSr
in9 az ex,ena'd srgumen, against them Il the bes;
something calculated TO make him trouble"
Pairs prorcsiations OF unsclhshness afford
arnusemcai politicians and al who know him.
rs interest in politics he insists consists only n
his "arieni desire for the triumph Of Republican
pr.nc.pes" such hypocrisy says The Uuca
Observer" approaches the sublime. In order 10
br ne a6ou. triumph Of Republican principles. Mr.
cit Is willing - resort TO any trickery even TO
e'r n. Is va over the Implied threat Of the brook
fl d Re;mb leans to crush P.attism. is very much,
hanied who demands exemption from punishment
on the ground that It would embarrass ana disgrace
h's family"
II, line with this is the iron.cal comment Of another
r-,ica paper THE Press: "Of course Patt has no
persona and he gives his time and strength
entirely for the dear public and the country he
Loves so well In order TO advance the general well
fare ne deems 1t necessary 10 bring about state
+ y, affairs In New-York which shall enable him 10
no the sole and s.ng.e dictator Of what men shall
bod office and f,r how long, what laws shall be
passed and which shall be defeated-in fact 10 build
IN a great machine which. after al, shall be but
o,e man power 1t is for his country's not his
Ssals S%n SoDd SDd dickers with the big and ntte po
clans from al that Svfl he 'ds dsvoes his time to pac
but only for the good OF the Grand O'd dad,y d,y
desre, 20 n,i" patrot sesacrincng martyr to
ortSv carse Mr.. P.att Is not calcu.atei TO pro
dncs cra up and puts his own and the organizations
{nterest before al. others
"Mor,on and Foraker Is now the cry o, & the
p,s,t crowd. 1T is the ticket says Ihe 1'ns,
hsmton Republican" which holds a oriei lor .ne
nn' ~. southern tier. (which most New YORK
Boss mn m some ohoans are winkins at straight or
| with the other eye
roraker's fine words about Mckinley recan cnn nrs
~ asc,aration Just before the National Con-
.'.n,,on in 1855 that ne would stand ny 'onn sne,
man A. long as tho OH" '