New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

rron,ots their health. They viii b. In crest de-
,pand next wear seeing that the Democracy Will
look to them to furnish all the many tears WHOM
the party purposes to she'd a. 1t talks about TO
form y in the Presidential campaign.
Wa bag leays To remind all those who would fam
fees bIrd to the mountain or the seashors these
days tpt who fni it inconvenient to leave town.
that GENIAL Park is always at their disposal. And
really the say-at homes not greatly to be pltied,
seeing that tl>y daily retire to this magnicsnS
country seat of'hers, with its boundless continuity
of shade. it's velvet lawns, its wooded walks It's
musical fountains. Many much trumpeted re-
sort" which is only reached after long and OK
hausting journey has 10 such resources vf rest and
reinyigoraton as Contra Park. Abundance free,
special provision made for the comfort and amuse-
ment of children. II 1t werenot one of our :" com
mon msrcies" there would he no occasion for d.
rectng attention to the Park at.his time. Asit is,
We cordially invite all persons who may feel in
clined to repine this summer becaue circumstances
not unaer their control detain then IN New-York
to HE to Central Park and commun. with Nature
as she there richly and various!y manitsts herself.
II they follow this piece of advice In happy. con-
tented spirit they will have small cause to envy
any Of their follow creatures who are sumHering
else where. ah
from eleven States are in favor OF him for Presi-
dent. We are afraid Mcdonald is like that money
loss Maine lumberman who, according to neigh
Dor kept himself 10 business by claiming all the
logs floating down stream that didn't happen to be
plainly marked"
@Not until the Democratic party" says Tho Louis
ville Courier-Journal makes up It's mind to let
Pennsylvania go to the devil shall we deserve to
carry the country II Pennsylvania ever should
decide to 90 where The Courir-Journal fam would
send her. she can gain all necessary information In
regard to the place from this same Democratic
party It reached that destination in 1860, and
has boon trying hard since, but without success,
to change its post Office address.
IL is quite evident from the treatment that Civil
Service Reform is receiving at the hands of Demo-
cratic COL yentions that the best thing Mr. Pende-
ton can do IL no desires to retain his standing in
the party, is to burn up his bill and make Democ-
racy an abject apology.
I'll, experiment of legislating by means of grand
cvmmtsess was one of the novelties of procedure
sanctioned by the British House of Commons last
autumn. Yhe old rules required the House, after
reading measure a second time. to resolve itself
into Committee OF the Whole for the consdera-
ton OF details. Under the new rules 1T is possible
to refer measure after the second reading to
Standing Committees sscs as generally APP
pointed in legislative bodel the House having full
power to revise the details when report is made
from tho committee room. In April two of those
grand committees were named by Committee of
Selection. One OF these. the Committee on Trade
completed fortnight ago its consideration of tho
Bankruptcy bill. complex measure containing $50
clauses, and reported it to tho Commons About
twenty sttlngs had been held and an immense ness
of detail of technical nature had been disposed Of
the most influential members OF tho committee
agreeing that the work had been done exceptionally
we'll The Patents bill, q measure containing a
hundred clauses is now under consideration N the
same committeeman, and IL it be reported IN time
| tor It's passage by both Houses. the new expert.
ment in legislation will be admitted on all sides to
| be q remarkable success. The second committee
| has not done so well. the Criminal Appeals bill
being reported but the Criminal Procedure bill
| having been abandoned owing mainly to its In
ordinate length but partly to the reluctance OF the
| Opposition to have tho Ministry get credit fol
| legislative industry. Tho number Of Standing
Committees Will probably DO Increased another