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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
GENERAL NOTES

An international congress of societies and
individuals interested in the protection of children will
be opened in Paris on June 10.
The wild woman of North Carolina" who
haunts the swamps Charlotte Iemecged few days
ago. and finding herself confronted by three redoubablo
huntsnen who had sworn to take her alive, plucked Il
stout saplng and assaulted them ercely that they
only too thankful that she spared them legs 10
away with.
A large and influential society has been or
ganzed Germany under the special patronage of the
Prince to suppress the dangerous evils of mend
cancy through tho agency of relief stations working In
connection with agricultural colony at whelmsdorf
Shelter, food and clothing there furnished IN ex
change for work and every inmate s enabled In add
on, TO small sum OF money with which to enter
upon some employment elsewhere. This Is the kernel
OF on economic system which Its promoters hope TO ex-
tend over the empire.
A criminal suit for demonstrating came to
trial in Ptsburg on Tuesday last but the merits OF the
case not reached. The defendants counsel
raised the point that his client indicted for stealing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
Netu'pork Daily Gribmae.
EoUNDE peY HORACE EELEY
NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL 20.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Norman, one of the dynamite con-
spirators whose real name is Lynch. has turned
informer and testified in London yesterday regard
ing New-York societies and the men who sent him
to London. 60 An attempt was made To blow
ND The London Times building. - The Dublin
murder trial was continued. - Eighteen promi-
nent Nihiliss who nave been on trial in st. Peters
burg were sentenced, siS of them being condemned
TO death - status of Lord Beaconsheld was
unveiled in London.
DoMEsTIC.-The Tallapoosa, with The President
On board arrived at Savannah, Ga, yesterday.
- Revolutionary anniversaries were o bseryei
Mt Newburg, n. Y, and&Eexington and Concord,
Mass - The statue OF Professor Henry was
unveiled in Washington. - The Assembly
passed an amended Excise bill. - D. II.
Lyman, United States Marshal, was killed by out
laws in Indian Territory. - The deadlock in
the Illinois House of Representatives continues
CITY AND SUBURBAN-The revelations III London
yesterday IN regard to the dynamite conspiracy
caused much talk among Irishmen IN this city !;
the majority of them expressed DO surprise at the
existence OF such plot, but denied all knowledge
of it. - Al reception given By DR.. Hall, the
prospects and needs Of the University OF the City
of New-York were discussed. - Argument was
had in the Supreme Court in regard TO
the bill of costs of the Harlem River
Improvement Commission. - Additional EVIL
dence IL the Ramsden Abandonment case was
taken. - Trouble has arisen in Paterson
public school because colored girl was appointed
a teacher. - The Academy of Medicine took
action in favor Of the old code. - Gold value
of the legal-tender silver dollar 4l2l2 grains
S3.46 cents. - Stocks generally dull
they.werc active in spots. and generally lower
and closed weak at some recovenes from the lowest
price.
The WEATHEE.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate cloudy weather. with chances of light ram,
followed by partly cloudy or clear aud cooler
weather Temperature yesterday: Highest $50;
lowest, so; average, 57aso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20
CARTER HARRISON'S CAYDOH

The more the minor particulars and incidents
of the Chicago Iroquois Club dinner become
known the funnier the whole affair becomes.
Tn. entertainment continued TO so late an hour
that the newspapers of the following morning
did not contain either full or accurate reports
of the proceedings, so that the public lost, in
the tame accounts in which speeches were cop
led from the speakers manuscripts instead of
being taken down from their mouths the spec
ia and peculiar aroma Of tho feast. The rer
itaS in rinO of two III the morning. the thought
less incautiOn Of inpatient orators who had
been kept waiting, the limp indiscretion OF the
earliest morning hours when tobacco reigns,
the stronger drinks go round and the jewellers
are just on the dip beyond the crest of the
wave all these things were wanting to the
next mornings report. The reader of the
morning paper learned only that there had been
a meeting of the Iroquois Club and that it had
been attended by several eminent persons of
the Democratic persuasion who had made dig
nifed and proper speeches. If lie read the
speeches, which there are large odds he did not,
he doubtless discovered that the speakers
were all in favor Of free trade as the only gen.
uine Democratic doctrine, and thereon deliber-
atcly made up MS ulnd that II thcle WAS no
more sparkle in the wine than there was in the
speeches it was certainly no place for lover of
good ripple. He might have read all the
speeches and all the letters of regret from in
vited guests without having anything but his
patience distuIb bed, and at the end exclaimed
in honest disgust There's nothing in it,
But there was something in 1t. And as has
been SAID, the more we contemplate II as 1t APP
pears In the subsequent and more truthful re-
ports, the funnier it grows. We can see with
out the reporters aid the two-o'clock- in-the
morning appearance of the banqueting hall.
The air is very smoky and growing more so.
On the tables there il confusion of empty
bottles, scattered dishes, melting ice-cream,
odorous cigar stnmps and the fragments of the
feast Around them in the easy attitudes be-
longing to the hour are the visiting statesmen,
proud of having delivered themselves, and the
resident statesmen no less proud of having
listened to and survived them. Each with a
bouquet In his button-hole and Jacqueminot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-20

rose in his cheek, and all gorged. 1t was the
hour of serenity and satisfaction. The lroquois
| Club was ut that moment the embodiment OF
| fulness and content. They had had good
| dinner with plenty to eat and to drink and sew
eral lions on toast and had lived through all
the speeches Everything had been entirely
harmonious And although it was not denied
| by any one that the Democratic party, III whose
honor they were filing themselves up with
| good wine and bad logic, was defeated in the
last Presidential election by the tariff-tor-rey-
enue-only PLANK in the platform, there had
been general consent to the proposition that
nothing but hair of the same dog would cure
the bite. So much at least was settled, that
the marty at its next National Convention must
denounce protection as robbery and avow
openly and squarely It's belief in free trade
This heing understood and the visiting states
men having delivered their Orations, the CLUB
leaned back and began to enjoy itself.
Deluded Iroquos Sitting there all the time
was Carter Harrison loaded. Carter Harrison
plumb full. Carter Harrison with great chunks
of dynamite in him. Carter Harrison with
truth frapp6 fairly leaking out of the corners OF
his mouth and trickling down his shirt front.
Carter Harrison indignant and disguised. lie
had listened with impotence to all the plati-
tudes and self-complacencie Of the evening,
and his opportunity having now arrived he pro-
ceeded to explode the whole business. He gave
them in few words the key to the whole DEM
ocratic situation. 1t was not in his view
question OF principle at all. He was free
trader himself believed protection to be rob-
berry and all that sort Of thing with the rest OF
them. But rs for saying 80 in the PLATFORM,
nothing could be more ridiculous. That had
been tried once and failed. A majority OF the
voters wanted protection and whatever might
be the belief of the Democratic party, or what
ever the true economic doctrine, the party
wanted votes first of all. In brief, Carter Har-
rison announced for the first time the tunda-
mental doctrine Of his party Never mind
swhal you think or believe get the votes, get
power get the Offices Said Carter Harrison
in effect We believe in free trade, and the
apeople don't. But We want the offices more /
q than we believe in free trade, and to get them
we must pretend to be in favor of protection
or at least in incidental protection" Seldom
does Democratic assemblage even at two
o'clock in the morning, listen to such frank dis
course. Carter Harrison is right. The DEM
ocratic party, if it would succeed IN the next
election must deceive the people as to its real
purposes. That is its only way. And that is
what it undoubtedly will do or try to do when
the time comes.
But all the Iroquos Club and the visiting
statesmen said when his burst of candor was
over: @Carter Harrison is BANKED fool
Well, perhaps he is, from the IroQuois point of
view We suppose any man is who in the Ian
guage of that class of people gives the whole
thing awayn
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rhen for the city to dispose of this valuable piece
of waterfront property aud derive some revenue
from it
According to Colonel W. G. P. Breckinridge,
Jefferson more than any man of his day foresaw
the manifest destiny of bis country" If Jefferson
was equally successful in his provision of the man
ifest destiny of his party, he must have spent many
long and weary night bushing to the roots OF his
hair with modification and Indignation.
During the late session of the New-Jerscy Legis-
lsture the House of Assembly created five COM
mittees with rowing commissions to investigate
things in general. These bodies had hardly begun
to mobilize for the summer campaign among the
resorts on the mountains and the coast when IL
was discovered that no connection had been estab-
lshed between their cOmmissary department ana
the State Treasury. The committee which was to
enlignten the world the subject of convict labor
held one arduous session and presented its hotel
bill to the Controller The committee was advised
that under the general law the bill needed the Gov
ernors Endorsement before it could be entertained.
The Governor found legal provision for paying a
secretary. witnesses and some other expenses but
no warrant for furnishing Grant Assemblymen
with dinners and cigars. The investigators are at
liberty now to support themselves. but it is proba
BILE that some Of these patriotic bands will demobi-
lie at an early day. The people of NewJersey are
plainly of the opinion that no harm will come to
that State from the Governors decision and the
matter affords them more amusement THAI it does
the committeeman.
train was wrecked at Danville, Vt, on Wednes-
day by q cow. still more singular accident ac-
Cured in Chicago last week. The Iroquos special
express was wrecked by an " ass"
There are only three Democrats in the country
that have any idea of what they mean when they
accuse the Repu blican party of Capitalization"
Two of these Democrats are dead and the other one
is permanently out of his weak head.
Mcdonald of Indiana, for free trade; VOORHEES,,
OF Indiana, for protection: both yearning for the
Democratic nomination for the Presidency Gentle
men, you cannot do better than to pair Oespeclal-
ly Mcdonald.
Do the plans for the Bridge include cover ing for
the promenade Unless roof or an awning OF
some kind is provided the walk from New-York to
Brooklyn Oh q sunny afternoon in July will be far |
from pleasant and will not be likely to tempt the
pedestrian to repeat the undertaking. In stormy |
weather the passage would be equally disagreeabe, |
if not more So If provision has not been made al
ready for some protection from heat and rsn this
an omission tina. the Board Of Trustees should look
after speedily.
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lights of the Executive Committee are so many
parts of the thing that is to be reformed.
Two questions grow out OF this scheme
looking to reorganization. First, what would be
the practical value of report emanating from
n committee controlled by men who, according
to Mr.. O'Brien, could not suggest any plan for
reorganization that would not be u looked upon
with suspicion" Second, even if the com
nittee was fairly made up, what chance would
its report, in case it called for radical de-
parture from machine methods, have with an
Fxecptive Committee that is IRON clad for the
machine