Show ONCE mORE S Tho New York Sun dilates upon ftlr I Germans platform I Is to be one of I policy for the oncoming campaign In order to avoid the rocks on which the party split In 180G No plank of the I Chicago platform should be left out no man should repudiate his principles put In every idea miami Hcnliment enter lulncd within the borders of the Democracy De-mocracy The more and the I more contrary I I lie better but put them all so carefully on I I I lie samo level th t no single j ono will catch the public eye Lot i i tho Democratic programme ho as a Democratc prrnllG uI blank page on which can be found nothing to antagonize any clement In the party Gorman Is the shrewdest man In the whole party He knows that the Democracy has not Won n victory vic-tory on merit for forty years that its only hopo of success Is i upon the shortcomings comings or supposed shortcomingS of the other party and upon the promises of what It will do if given the coveted power As the politician who had I promised thirtyseven puppies to van OUB friends and when reproached by I his wife for ouch an opulence of promises prom-ises when there was such a woeful poverty of pups answered My dear Is I It not n shamefully mean lan who will not promise n friend a pup so the Democracy led by Mr Gorman will make a promise of everything that any mal or faction may desire I Every four years the party Is furnished peanuts and given a pays to tho second balcony and all during the < show It is I vociferous in hlsslng the performance I and shouting what It could do If only I given a role on the stage The country Is accustomed to all that and expects It and tolerates It because of the love of liberty In the hearts of the musses Mr Gorman understands all these I things and loves to fix a programme I that will give full play to the boys behind be-hind and outSIde tlic peanuts I |