New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

A protest has been fled at Washington against tne
seizure Of the Cuban Drivateer Pioneer - MI
Greeley Travelled yesterday from Indianapolis 10 Ce'e
land
Representative dairymen have decided to deal with
consumers through farmers associations rather thah
middemcn === The Commissioners Of Emigration
will investigate the Emigrant Insane Asylum 60 Inc
Hon Thomas Kirsea addressed the Kings County Con-
stitutonal Union. === James OBrens followers are
doserting him Cold lll l132, 1lS5. Thermometer
GGo, 76o, go.
We shall print Mr.. Greeley's speeches, dur
ing his Western trip, in a brOadside form
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"The Gentleman in Politics Gov. Hawley
on the Western stump denOuncing Horace
Greeley as a Secessionist and an enemy of the
soldiers Faugh
n Gov. Curtin has not yet been adjudicated
ID rebel lie is only denounced as having Joined
- the rebels. But wait day or twO-dl the
Grant Cameron papers get fairly at him.
Gen. Dix was President of the Pacific Rail
road while Mr. Cakes Ames was placing stock
whore it would do good. Did Gen. Dix know
what was going on under him. or nOtR If No,
is he fit for GovenOrH If Yea, what is he
fit fOr9
Why lingereth Tremain in his tent Why
is not the eloquent voice of the Tweddle Hall
orator heard in the land9 Can it be that the
Dix and Tremain Succotash has beenroo much
for him We search the Grant Committees
list of appointments IN vain for the name of
the eloquent Tremain Why is this thus 2
1t is of no use for Mr.. Cespedes the counsel
of the Cuban Insurrectionary Junta, to pro-
test against the seizure and sale of the
Pioneer. The State Department is so en-
phatically and firmly welded to the pro-
Spanish view of any possible case which may
arise that any attempt to drive an idea of
international law into the Bureau would be
futile
With owlish gravity it is announced from
Washington, in a semi-official manner, that 1t
has been determined to make large number
of appointments to clerkships under the new
Civil Service rules. We wonder if the Exam
iners who are detailed for this farce do not
think of the wel-wOrn story of the Roman
augurs, who did not dare look at each other
during their mummeries lest they should burst
out in laughter.
Poor John Thomas He has found another
mares nest. Somebody has told him that S. |
L. M. Barlow in the Erie reorganization, "put |
cup a TRIBUNE editor for nice little sum of |
"money." John Thomas should know that the |
tattle of the kitchen is not generally trust
worthy. Who is THE TRIBUNE editOrl What
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any facts, out with them; if not, hold your
tongue and sneak off. Which will you do9
What with the high price of meat, the
scarcity of work, and the recent rise in the
cost of Goals, the poor of Great Britain are in
sad case THE TRIBUNE has published from
time to time, full details of the labor move
ments in England and now it seems that the
enhanced price of Goals has compelled some
of the cOtton-mills of Lancashire to reduce
the number of hours of labor; this will, of
course, reduce the pay of the operatives and
add one more mite to the sOrrowful burdens
OF the English working people.
Henry ID. Cooke is Governor of the District
of Columbia. He should know officially what
the Board of Public Works ia doing. He
should know also that it is matter of common
notOriety that, directly or indirectly under the
auspices Of that Board, negro laborers are now
going in large numbers from the District 70
the southern counties of Pennsylvania for tho
election. And he should know that his old
friends are greatly disturbed by the idea
either that these things can be done under him
without his knowledge, or that he can know of
them and keep silent
King Johannez of Abyssinia has sent COM
muDicaiOn to the British Government, pray-
ing for aid against Egypt, which power is al
legged TO contemplate an invasion of the king
dom. The Egyptian Government, however. il
will be remembered, protests that it has no
intention Of invading Abyssinia, but masses