New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

safety Just as man WHO mas no nose loI huish0V'
is forbidden to maintain them.
The dispatch from Albany which gave the news
of the preparations for the conference of Kelly DEM
Ocrats called to consider the character of Mr. I'LL
den, announced in the same breath that Mr. Henry
Bergh had arrived ut the State Capital with the
draft of a bill to punish vivisection. The bill was
promptly introduced yesterday IN the Senate and
the Assembly. Three of the Anti-1ilden conferees
had arrived at that time. and one of them said 10
the correspondent of an evening paper that he
should go home at once without waiting Tor the
meeting.
DR.. Garcclon won't starve for want of patients
Maine IS full of sick Democrats.
Why does John Kelly remove his party in body
to Albany to hold a conference when he can have
Tammany Hall rent free Perhaps he thinks the
air OF Albany will freshen zap that old speech of
his against Tlden; II it does 1t will be noble vlc-
tory for the ar of Albany.
There are several reasons visible for the sud
den revival of Thurman as Presidential
candidate. The one currently believed in Wash
iugton is that the bill before the New
York Legislature. providing for change IN
the appointment of Presidential electors. will, if
passed. remove rldcn and all other Eastern candl-
dates from the field, and bring Thurman. Hen
bricks and David Davis to the front. OF course IL
the bill is not passed. this excuse Will TAIL to the
ground but n the meantime Thurman VIII nave
organized mis- forces and perhaps have gained coniro
of the Ohio delegation GIe will then be IN position
to be " seen when the convention meets, ana 10
command Cabinet Office or the Nice-Pfesidentiai
nomination. whichever salts him better
The Maine Fusonist, are not able to draw pay or
10 make any laws. but there are a few things which
they have und0ubted power to do. Having hired
hail. they wi, have the privilege of paying he rent,
and hen they get tired of that they can put mp the
shutters and 20 home
Two more Republican county conventions in
nsylyauia-Montgomcry and Crawiord-haye
instructed their delegates tOrhe State Convention
IN favor OF Blaine.
Word comes from Washington that Seymour has
written letter to tue starter o! the recent Seymour
boom there declining positively to be a candidate,
and that the letter has been suppressed. HIS friends
complain that he il much PANIED By this hear'less
treatment. He has no end OF trouble. John Kelly
was thOugailcss enough to appoint his ant-lilden
conference at Albany on the very day'thai Seymour
was ooliged TO be there to attend an agricultural
meeting, thereby making it look as If there had
been n prcconcerted arrm cement. II isn't any
wonder, therefore, that the news gathererS at Al
bany coupled their accounts ot Mr. SeymOurs per-
pleXitirs Yesterday with statement that Henry
P.ro the president of tho Society for tine Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals, is here with bill MAX
ing the viyl-ecuOn of animals mlsdelneanur ne
bi should DE passed al once, with special proYlro
that Mr.. Seymour be included under rs protecting
care
Beck has begun to talk, but is so mild that there
is ncltbef fun nor trouble IN NM
Let it be recorded that there is Fusionisi who
knows what il was that hit him. Mr. swan says ne
has had all the opinions be cares for from tho SUI
piomo Court. He Knows wien he has enough.
Mr.. Fred Hassaurek. the well known German
editor OF Cincinnati. ia in Washington creating
considerable commotion by stating emphatically
that the German Republicans would vote sody
against Grant and cause Inn 70 lose Ohio. but that
/ both Democratic and Republican Germans OF the
state are IN favor Ol sherman.
DEE. NJ Wright, the last candidate Of the Tea
nc-,ce Republicans for Governor, says in Washing
ton that # hs State were to choose delegates TO the
Chicago Convention this week they would be nearly
all I'm favor of Sherman, who has increased lis
strength RAPIDLY OF late. He reports the Grant
boom rs dying out though bX no means extin-
/ gulshcd.
Three college presidents, Secyc. Of Amherst;
Chaibourue of Williams. and Copen, of Tufts,
write 10 The Springfield Republican against third
terin Mr. Seelye says lac would regard the election
of a President for third term as a National
calamity" Mr.. Chadbourne says the time has not
come for the people to call for a strong man III
any other sense than enc strong to do the bidding
, of the public Sir. Copen says q third term would
be- menace 10 Our Tree lnsitutOnS, as well ~ %
fatal bluudcr' for the Republican parry. tx
Governor Washburnc Colonel T. ". Higeiuson and
ex-CouqreSsman II. l.. Pierce express sentiments on
the subject equal, hostile.
Jere Black shows Ina usual saga1ty by warning
the Democratic party that if it Is going 20 sacrifice
Tiidon II should have a care about the manner IN
which it does the business. lie is not carcass to
be hacked by hounds, hut 2 dish 70 be carved fit for
tho gods No Democrat can reach the White House
by stepping on the political corpse of Mr.. iilden
All the rival candidates who have tried TO crowd
ridden on the track have discovered this He has
twist" ON the party. Either he must be nominal
cd or ne must be- permitted tn name the candidate.
This ~ what the classical Judge Black calls cary ng
a dish for the gods. more accurate definition
would be- offering up II sacrifice to the barrel"