New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

Til, +, growing weather for everything except
HOs~I~m and Democracy.
The courtesy of the Senate is improving. No
digniicd senator has callrd another dignihed S~na
tor 4 liar for several days.
Several Democratic authorize, were greatly dis
turbed v hen Mr.. Congcr elected to the Senate.
lest his free and easy ways in debate should be-
shock to the excessive dignity Of the senate. Per
haps il is respect for this anxiety which keeps Mr.
Cungrr quiet for lac has not uttered "A word since he
took his seat. 4 more probable TcaSon. however l.
that he Is waiting for q debate OF some Importance
10 be- started before he consents to take part AZ
present hi- regard tor th" dignity Of the senate roni-
plr,. very iayordhly with that shown ny senators
lin. Brown, Butler and the other Democratic
leaders.
Il IL understood that The Greatest Effort
Of His IIfe-meaning the life Of the s'n-
Tor senator from New-lork-tO De dciy-
cred against the confirmation Of judge Rob
ertnn for Collector, will conclude with the ex-
hortatory peruraton Let VA see L. H. fellow
bcrs of political organization To which we are all
dryotedlv attached and which has right to expect
n. 20 subordinate all selfish considerations 10 her
w,lftrr lei ~ srr to it beSccch Of You. one and
all 10 see To it-that government of the Rcpubli'an
part, by Rnscoc Conklng tor Roscoe Conkllng shall
not perish from the earth.
The repor. that Dan Voorhees, is busily At work
drnmatiling that con~nmmate nndc'ivrrcd speech
Of his on ia, National banks needs continuation.
Ex-senator Gordon remarked few days that
be congratulated himself every day upon the fact
that ne was not IN the senate. can be- indepen-
dent and think for ny.clf now OF not think az ALL
Thi. ,ccms to imply that somebody else did his
thinking for him whrn he wa in the senate and
tL ,r,.ti on AT once arises Who j. doing the think
ing for the present Georgia senators. Hill AMI
Br,vu! II j. an awful responsibility 10 put upon
auyhody.
Po.ima-tcr-Gencral Jamrs III be nomin9ted for
the Presidency about 4 million times within thu
rrxt month lie can stand 1t a GOOD deal better
tl,,u some other public men npou HON the uncoy-
ruug of fraud has brought thl, peculiar miiiction
A,ti-Tamuany continues to rrorgan/e. but John
Kelly will d.-organilc it without much ctou on
election dat.
one by one the Radical lies Of the past arr I've
inc ,in,licafcd When the IN kluN outragcs were
uufold,d IN Rrpnhlcan newspapers. the whole
Democratic party North and south denounced the
hnrrihle statements as Radical lies" fcw years
Inter the members of the Ku kluV confessed thrir
crime. and il wa> seem then thar the only defect IN
IN, Radical lies wa, that they did not paint the
ni,ture black enough. After the ku kluX came the
ballot box suffer, with their hands full ~ TISSUE
ballots When the Republican new >papcr~ eNpoS'i
thi, crime. the same Democratic chorus was heard
AMIN shouting Radical lies" Now Wade lamp
ION confr,Scs that the lies were simple truth.
and the leading Drmocratlc Journals Of the south
~, amen Ia him. LIT the pcnitcriiIl work 90 on.
Th, Northern Democrat still holds aloof hnt while
The lamp holds ont to burn there Is hope even Tor
him.
Voorhec, has found partial relief He looSed the
full food of his coquence upon the Farragnt statue
on Monday. This q narrow csrapc for the banks
and for Voorhees, A. TOR the statue la didn't hurt
that bit.
The Car couldn't he enjoying life less thrse days
il he was poor but sensitive youngIuan at church
fair.
General Brady j., not entirely without discretion.
lie LA, stopped DENY ing.
senator Jones. Of Florida. took hand in the
>,uatr debate yesterday and quoted from Burke to
prove that the old slayc-owner~ had NOR of gon-
une love Of liberty in their breasts than anybody
else in America. This is getting Pr,tiy well back
into the past. While lir. Jones was them he should
have rcSurrcctcd that fond Old argument OF the same
epoch namely that slavery Divine inSitli-
ton and that thu Almighty permitted u Ia ll"uT"h
u America because He Thought that was the best
Way To- elevate the African heather.