New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
CURRENT DISCUSSIOM
TIE VIENNA DISGRACE.

From
In n letter to The NEW-YORK TRIBUNE, Nlr.
W. j. stlmIn gives about the trst connected account
nave had Of the scandals whien LED To the suspension
ever is not very iuI or tApHci thOuSh Is slHSehI
n cOshrm the impression that Van Buren aud Meyer
"wcre the make Bu 1t does not seem 70 mp M
the other members OF the Commission nor TO explain the
ke,png these corrupt commissioners their place until
all Vienna had their unhtness and then abruptly
uad never had anything 70 do with lhom, ana this
without making pnDhc sng'e Iehhle reason -Ielson ior rner
removal. IL has been uuscrably managed business
i r,I ht ms, After ali this laundering and swrd-
ing Is not 20 be expected that the United states VIII
bear away much glory from Vienna. We certainly
cannot Dear away any medals unless the Austrian au-
tnorties will make dispensatiOn IN our favor. tor
tnougI the regulations according 10 Which ue ehtfies
awards were 10 be made were furnished 70 our Com
nsIODers many months ago, they were not punished
aud exhibitors are now sd 10 be aware OF ther e1
istencc for the hrst tne wheh he peliou Ia Mcn ap
prupratiOns were 10 be made glS passed Ihls Is an
Illustration Of the way IN winch the business mas Deeh
managed; but We may be Wen enough content 10 nave
our mechanics come nome withJut any medalS, II me
Gpvernment can IN amy way succeed IN Iepai'ins ho
INJURY mat has already Deeh dono 10 Aher..an noyi, w.
Tle removal of the commissioners was not necessary 10
convince the people OF Austria tnat we are not nation
them, and to convince ourselves that swindiiDg Is not
lnssparabe from official station IN America.
FOREIGN TRAVEL AND PATRIOTISM.
IRON IAe PhpaielD4ia .fye
TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE pronouncCS for
egn traye "unpatr'ic al tne present dme notes tho
pnngl Is pr3mptness Y that regard with tue conduct
LATER very largely the vast thrOngs OF pleasure
seekers tna weekly t across the Oceau" and Htmates
mat IL IS their duty to stay at home Wnen viewing the
facts OF the large Summer exodus from this country TO
Europe. THE TRIBUNE should not lose sight O the inn
p-lihg rs sun Tor such course People wiz nave relief
and relax tion from business, trade and occupation
Tney will seek those places whore the most enjoyment
to be procured at the least outlay OF money That is
a law OF action that cannot be reversed few years
ago and comparatively few families went TO Europe In
the summer Why Because they cOuld spend the hot
months at nome much cheaper The cost OF hyng at
and mOunlaIn retreats was reasonable
the prices have been elevated al suCh resorts until
10 n cheaper for family 10 make moderate tour
OF Europe Ia the summer tnan 70 to the fasLonab9 re-
sOrs oi this country aud hence the crowded condition
Uf the OutwardDOuud steamers IN the spring, ana the
nwerdDound ones In tne Fall All this may he "unplt
rOtc" but II natural anu will continue until reform
is aneced In the tarih Of prices az summer resorts Men
SHOULD have rewards for their capital fair pay for
their enterprise labor, ana risks But when forty and
nTty thousand dollars profit II realized from house
holding three four hundred people, IN season last
ing from the AN VI July 10 the lst oi September II Il no
wonder that people prefer To visit Europe n prefer
ence being taxed I'm such an unwarrante1 manner at
home TUE TRIBUNE should let the "Gnpatriotic people
be heard On Tins question
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE IL THE TRIBUNE.
From Tie h.erIry W0ril.
The rivalry between Boston correspondents
Of Nsw-York papers in the OF getting the ear
Test nter.ry news Is as lively on a small scale as the
cOmpetitiOu between the leading daes foreign news
used to ne in the anleelegaph days Publishing houses
are boseged by these correspondents each hoping
anticipate his rivals IN swapping up unconsidered
tune OF literary news; aud regret 10 hear that mild
degree o aninOsity has been developed among them
account OF imagined Partially on the part OF pub
sheTs In case we learn tnat the competition be-
came so eager aud acrimonious that the publisher mad
10 take his stand the determination to favor the rep
resenaiye OF the journal which gave most space To to
rary matters SO-Piaee ddiasgi ady came in Tor
the monopoly.
CHANCE FOR BACK PAY coNGREssMEN.
IRON Ths LeesbuTgA tPq) Mirror.
THE Newly DIRK TRIBUNE SAYS that Cen
Candy was buried ia Indianapolis last week with im-
posing funeral ceremonies tho expenses OF which
betrayed by the public. But adds that had II pended
upon his own fortune he could scarcely have been buried
az an That Notwithstanding lac had spent his life Ia the
service his country, he did leave money enough
behind 70 bury him with decOrum, and that when he
died he left his widow pennleSs Here ia ali admirable
chance for or those loyal back-pay Members of
Congress 10 their cOnsclence-if they have any.
THE ILLINOIS JUDICIAL CONTEST.
from 1hs chicago Natl
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE, which has always
been nigh authority and "a most popular paper among
the farmers of the land In referring judicial
test which terminated IN tins state yesterday the
following language:
irving extremely
order and the
dsop Of Of the majority they substitute
III, botbo and declare that VIII not be ruled by
Law all but BY the voice Of the unlHstfucied mlutsis
Mr.. EoRDHOFFS LITTER
From The Springfield kepublLaA
Mr.. Charles NOrdhOff has been ventilating
his notions again. see, In letter to Gov Hayes
Of OHIO. He would like very much TO tho COnsuu-
tonai Convention of that State provide certain
pcrments Some OF these notions " must be pretty
familiar by dime TO habtal readers OF The Rspubll
Gan others Will have the recommendation such IL
is OF novelty. In the main, Mr. HOrdhOs head very
l.. .l.l. NH.s s.El4a al Iuataa