New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11


Customs is TO be eX-otico Marshall and
the three Commissioners to act JUS |
tees of the Peace. In this way it is |
proposed to set up the ordinary machinery
of a Territorial Government at very moderate cost |
Delegate to Congress is provided fora feature of
the bill which we think III mt well be omitted |
There not enough inhabitants in Alaska to be |
invested with the represent tive rights enjoyed by
tho Territories he Delegate from Washington |
can east look after the few of the region
which require attention at the National Capital |
Recent intelligence Fl SItka speaks of the deve-
Opment of the fur trade on the islands and maiu |
land of Southern Alaska, and of prospects of future
gold mining enterprises.
How are you going to spend the recess Mr..
Speaker Patterson coming down here to try a
new dicker with John Kelly Going to bring some
wool along with the design of pulling it over his
cyesl Going to feed him tally all day sunday
Going TO try to put him OFT with the Craftsmanship
of the Committee on Revolutionary [ laims Going
to promise on stack of revised versions as high as
a shot tower that he will never lie kicked ont of
state Convention again Going to beg of him to let
samuel J. Iilden sit down upon him just once
more for the sake of harmony I Or what
1t is believed that Mr. Pendleton will not repeat
his speech advocating civil service reform. lie
doubtless finds that its effect upon the party at
large was similar to that produced upon cOored
church iii Georgia ny the pastors sermon against
chickcn-stealing The sermon, like Slr. Pcnot0n'S
speech, carefully prepared. but III response to
an Invitation from outsider to repeat it the
dominic replied: g won't repeat it. preached it
once aud it cast a gloom the entire cOngrega-
ton"
Mr. Paddy Ryan says that when Mr.. Sullivan first
hit him he felt if a telegraph pole had fallen upon
him. Il they ever give themselves up to introspec-
ton it is more than probable that two eA-Senators
of this state can recall the time last year when they
felt just that way.
The deadlock continues in the Legislature, and the
post-olice address of the Democratic party of tie
state Of New ork whirh is solely responsible for
the iagraut outrage. continues to he somewhere be-
tween the devil and the deep sea-
The Mississippi Senate has just appropriated
$50 900 for immigration purposes. Now LET 1t sup
pencnt this action by framing law that will pre-
vent pri1e-Gghting's becoming Of its leading in
dustries.
The Democratic leaders in the Legislature are by
common consent leading their party to the demni-
ton how-wows. p. S.-Wasnt it Mr.. iilden who
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Mr.. Kelly will take the prrrautiOn doubtless to
mark his terms &. q. d. thi, time.
1t looks as if it wond require something per-
suasiye than a newspaper and an Advance AssOcla-
ton to start that lild boom. a jndicious and
liberal distribution of "mOral forces" might
Intricate things some ~ hat.
oh no al
have treated that 1906" brass medal is decidedly
mfriendly. They have not displayed its beauties
be fore the public neither have hey taken any
trouble to spread abrO al the fact that such medal
has been awarded by the Observation-Disclosures
to themselves More than this, they speak unkindly
of The TRIBUNE becaus" il has given in the most
un.elhsh manner possible free and handsome advcr-
Using to the medals and to he iustrous assessors
" hen "A m n gets medal, brass or oth"rwlS lie Is
supposed TO be proud of it and eager to exhibit H.
vet hese jOun Is Of the M dial par are acting AZ
If they were ash lmed of the whole business. We
are surpriSc1-nOt that tney are ashamed, but that
they are willing to own 1t.
The people of the grandest State in the grandcst
Union which Gods has ever kissed with its love-
illness" are not rising up worth Il cent TO demand
the return of their grandest son TO public life
his must toe great surprise TO the eloquent oStei
Of lloy
The Cabinet builders seem 10 nave uttluth III ldSt
TO allow the President to manage the business
himself
General Butler Is said 10 have the whole Demo-
cratic Stat Committee of Massachusetts, slowed
away snuply in his pocket The committee held it,
annual meeting on Wednesday, and recognized by
rlccting Butler men 10 all the principal Offices
Not an unrrconcilcd Democrat was given position
of nv Kind This shows that the Massachusetts,
uOcracV /. rcconcru 10 it, fate. he party Is rs
harmonious az a cemetery. and just about a. full Of
lie.
The Democrats of the Senate tried to lip Demo-
Graf into the office Of hcf terk on Thursday, while
they had a temporary majority, but were tolled IN
their scheme by senator Brown, Of Georgia, who
filed them with wrath and amazement by voting
with the Republicans. HEY accuse him of trying
To 70 up "A rcpu alton as a non-pIrti,an senator, IN
the nope of getting Nice-lrcsllential nomination
on an inotp,nd, ut ticket Ihlsl gong "a i"iE way
ion a rea, on when Mr. B,own furnishes mem Mlui
simple and ADEQUATE one close at hahu' "liitN ~,
thai he iii n, SEE any good TO be accomplished 10y
such Il change.
Nevs comes from Indiana that the Repub-
lican prospects in the next campaign there are IN
iurrd hy tne Temperance parry who talk of running
q ticket of their Own. Iui4. of course, means that
they are thin ing of A. Pcdtng the familiar expert
m,ut of attempting help the cause of temperance
by turning the state over To th" con, rol ot the
Dem craic party. The stupi y OF tina tNpen-
mrIt is de on, ~ ed VIII, never IL i mi, d. but We
suppose il will b. pratrd every year somewhere 30
long a. a Temperance party exists
The igh moral attitude OF the Regular Demo-
Gratis at Albany seems to DE that John Kelly Is so
bad man that ii really is not worth while 10 Keep
fi h win him.
Unless we are very much dec,y by APPEARANCES.
the Republican scnliu n, # tni, Stat /, az INST
that peculiar qualify Of statesmen whose mis-
takes make a naion tgomble." The preference