New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

Democratic ring which has long been its curse can
not but feel that If this clergyman expects his
PRAYER TO be answered he has faith enough to remove
mountains-the entire range Of the Andes the
Himalaya chain and every peak Of the Sierras
There Is grotesaue incongruity in Mr. Waiter
sons attempt to start free trade revival on Jack
sons birthday and that is that the immortal jack
son IN earnest ProtectiOnist lie wrote To MS
friend, DR.. Colman of Virginia, on April 26, 1924
Heaven smiled and gave us liberty and independ-
encc. The same Providence has blessed us with the
means of National independence and National de-
fence. If we omit or refuse to the gifts which lie
has extended to us, deserve not the continuation
of this blessing. He has filled our mountains and
our plains with minerals, with lead, iron and cop
per- and given us climate and soil for the growing
of hemp and wool These being the great materials
of our National defence, they ought to have ex-
tended to them adequate and fair protection, that
our manufacturers and laborers may be placed
in fair competition with those OF Europe, and that
we may have in our country supply of those lead
| ing and important articles so essential TO war;
There is no tariff for revenue only about that.
According to James Russell Lowell "tho world
never takes man at his own valuation" IL IS en-
tire forgefulness of this fact which causes SAN"
trump of fame full to OVERLOOKING two or three
times week If he would consent to take himself
at the worlds valuation he might find himself III
visible to his own naked eye and be compelled TO
call an able microscope to his assistance before
being able TO know himself.
To political student: Tho Democratic National
Campaign Committee, about which you inquire, Is
only another name for the undertaker-n ordinary
l. a., II rtu Thp
.mittee is to make all the necessary arrangements
for the next great Democratic funeral. which will
take place in the fall of 1894.
Mr.. Tilden lately took occasion to pat Andrew
Jackson on the back a representative OF exuit-
ant nationality of sentiment" The betting Is ten
to ono and no takers in Grand Army OF RepubIlc
circles that il Mr. Tilden's ideas could have pre-
vailed in 1860 there wouldn't be any such thing to-
day as an " exultant" American nationality.
The Buffalo Courier understands that Ex-Governor
Tden's collection of pOrtratsO of Milton Is the tneSt
in the country. I. S.-We understand that the ex-
Governor took to reading Paradise Lost as soon
as he heard of the decision of the Electoral Commits
sion that every time he thinks of 1884 he reads
paradise Rcgained"; and that General winfield
Scott Hancock, as soon as he was informed OF the
nomination for President made in Cincinnati in
1880 photographed, him the Mitonan consolation
| "They also serve who only stand and wait"
al intend always to stand by you" Thus spoke
the eminent pugilist Mr.. Sullivan few days ago
to the eminent gentleman who trained him for his
encounter with Mr. Ryan. Intends always to stand
by him Clearly the trainer is to be punished even
worse than Ryan
IF pearls are the oysters tears, the bivalve in
which fisherman of Long Island a few days ago
found sixty three, large pea, must have
had n life full of affection and sorrow.