New-York tribune., 1882-03-11

The exposure of another defautlng bank official
"who was an active church and Sunday-schoOl
worker" will revive all the old gbes on the mex
pediency Of mingllng piety and business, and VIII
furnish the philosOphersof the IngersO school with
q fresh text for energetic observations upon tho
weakness and speedy failure of Christianity. Hasty
generalization of this kind is always abundant.
but the fact in this case as in all similar cases.
that it was lOud-mOuthed pretender and not a
true Christian who has been proved to be rascal.
few years ago there were several exposures of
this kind in New-England which followed one an
other with startling rapidity. In thriving city Of
that region there dwell eminent and jovial
churchman and bank president who is a Unita-
rian. The churchnan is fond of joking the presl-
dent on his general lack of religious convictions.
One morning particularly bad defacation
nounced, in which a particularly pious cashier
figured cOnspicuously. The churchman met the
president on the street, and said; d" Brown when l
read the account of that dreadful affair in F. this
morning, thought of my little deposit down there
in your bank, and thanked God that you made no
pretenaons to moral goodness"
Is there to be another Democratic deadlock 1t
certainly looks So Not at Albany this time, but at
Washington over the selection of chairman for the
National Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee What to be the functions of the
National Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee is not stated. But we presume it will
be expected to assist the National Democratic Con
vention of 1854 to pick out the unfortunate oandi
dates that are to be beaten within inch of their
respective lives at the fall election Of that year.
According to The Terds Snings, fashionable
mother remarked Of her daughter: She Is inno-
cence itself. You can't say anything in her pres
ence that will make her blush" Democracy, as
Innocent Tho hundreds of things that were said
about tho deadock-and some of them were very
rough-neyer once caused its cheek to redden.
The Albany Argus Is much maddcr than the hare
that blooms in this month. The objects of its un-
restrained wrath are the three Tammany Senators
who voted for the confirmation of Mr.. Baker Just
listen to 1T; "Thcso three serfs have gone to their
own place. They must be left there. They must
not either be asked back given opportunity
to come back. If they seek to come back or sneak
back they must be turned out" AIessrs. Grady
Boyd and Treanor cannot mistake this language
They are never no, nevor TO be permitted to appear
In the role OF prodigal sons, with its contingent
veal They are TO go down to their graves unman-
united serfs. for whose benefit no emancipation
proclamation will ever be prepared by tho "regu-
lar" Democracy. Their lamps of life may continue
to burn for many long years to come but sinners so
vile may not return All three ara young and
healthy and are liable to live-oxist-drag out a
miserable eXistence-for couple of score of years
In the unspeakabo Siberia to which they have been
scourged. 1t is the awullost thing we have heard
of since the massacre Of tho Huguenots. ". S.-The