New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-23

10 me during the week: You can why our
Church denounces and forbds secret societies 1t was
to save strong wild like the Irish and the italian
peasanry from ndulgng in the law Of their origin and
dong secret crimes under the incentive Of dark autoc-
racy such they so readily fall under the sway Of In
politics YOU see Tammany Hall and what blind
obedience it get out Of Irishmeni Now make Sc
cet lodge inside oath bound and exempt from
Churchs confessional and teach It TO KILL To use poison
and TO send nitrogycerne and what tOphet cOuld De
made OF this smiling world! The fear OF hell whose
fires we threaten them with. alone wlthhods some OF
these bloody saYages Yet the tale Of English tyranny
eptraps even some Of our priests. it has done Poes
tan priests into Peep Day Molly Mcguire or other
kindred orders. We that the Irish race Wouid De
come wild 1t was IL we let 1t driit INTO Gar
bonari" Then you think the treacherous instinct
in the race 7" lido The Ket is strong politician Dut
be is dissatisfied with plain. tranquil government Hnu
wants boss and violent counsel see now 'ne'e Ai"s
lean Irisb ara treating Parnel! He would give MS
country European hearing and tram II 10 seilEoNeiH
ment These safe-exiled satraps demand blood' coo
ton and terrorism and Parnell is made their Marty
Independence is worth nothing TO lrelaho IL hei P'P
must he demonized first
whteheads coat. it had in the makers name
prooks Rrotbers IL Is a coincidence that IN ster A.
Arthur long had bis tailoring done there or until DIS
vca Presidential DAYS when 1t required consultation
shou any syndicate of taiors to fit him. Blind and
susnicous John Bull might imagine the President con-
frrng his agistera clothes on some seedy member
of the Blossom Club who, in the OF gravtaton
downward the times Of Tweed became an Emerald
Club man and was admitted to the order by fellow
at the hole of the lodge asking: Win will
the cbafe end OF min an this worruld be attained r.
Answer by cstechism: "Whn there's thiue Irish Par
lmint on Dublin Green" Having thus earned his mem
bership the novtiate is presented with sumptuous
steerage ticket and the freedom ct the American EI
change London. where store bis trunk and blow
and Jenkins too who FEED the national revenue away
IN the British innkeeper But suddenly-ha. hattie
tell tale coat examined with fog glass, reveals the
name of the Presidential tailor. and allowing FOR the size
md fulness of the apparel the Crown lawyers have
trouble in making out at least o easus bella
Peter Cooper put up Odge-room on the Bowery. only
a few squares from tie Emerald Club. He exacted no
dues He made no distinction OF race or color. Sup
nose LYNCH alias Norman had gone into that order he
and his cOmpatrots how many long bright years might
now he in their What transports OF serene utility
instead OF the transportation of the dead But science
softens only tractabe. gentle men. Dr. Gallagher had
the benefit Of Bellevue and its beds OF misery but was
only moved to vast hospital OF greater city and
turn domestic life into the volcanoes fires There are
some men better of without country. If Ireland were
sunk in the ocean would be money aid husband to
many n poor servant girl in America Peter CoOpers
benefacton looks down toward the dngy lodge Of the
Emerald Club and TO say from lis windowy eyes
poor exes Of Erin how long will yOu feed on the sewer
gas of Henry George instead Of the book Of nature and
her wide amnesty 7"
Retbune-st did you ever hear of it 7 found myself
in such a street day. terminating nowhere. but run
ming into North River somewhere IN the vicinity OF
old Greenwich Village II only two or three blocks
but looked around the still clean and yage-lke
residences Of the boTgeOise perhaps forty years ago.
before Texas OF California had sweed the Of rest
ofoffp tad INF red
with cellar dning and low attic under theeaves
and the front door with sdepanes and curvng car
pentry There stood the demure old houses, uncon-
scous Of the great roaring city aud closed from 1t by
blind walls and only the low hum Of saw-mls making
merchants boxes framing parts OF palaces to be trans
ported far away indicated greater world. What
might not be in such street the old sea captains
widow whose nfo ia constancy the old ship carpenter
whose art the miner and foundryman stole the burg
lars honest family and the merchants sinister one
equally unconscious of their wrongs and side by side
The leading men of the ex- Nickel Plate and now the
eeney .vpdcate returned yesterday with their families
from Southern excursion where domestic pleasure was
shrewdly sugared with business observation The south
has been predicted for several years become the seat
of an active development and speculation but 1t has
been postponed from social and political cussedness
there: the ever-abding fear that some stranger may
make some profit the sacred soil in other than curb
stone broking ami commodity usrry How TO take tie
taxes off land and the voter and put them on the men
of taste and the stranger have been the orurng prob
OF that section Tax the merchant ana the
and save we-uns! Sock It TO you-unsl"
have been the political gospel Of what the magazine
writer's called the Great South. It is great except in the
perception OF healthy truths Of intercourse Joe Brown
Simon Cameron. Eranger r. r. Wilson. NewcOmh, many
more have picked the clusters and left the dry vine.
Now the seney Interest Is looking curously in on the
curious country Brce is the promoter, Thomas the eH
ecu ye seney the secretary OF the treasury. There
are Others but these the beskDown. They possess
a railroad system from Bristol. Tenn. to Rome Ga. |
thence TO Mississippi and Memphis and by the line they
have parallel to the old Georgia system they reach
Atana and Macon and pick up their road to BrunsVlck
They can with the Missouri and Texas systems
either at Vcksburg via Shreveport at Memphis via
Little RocA By steamers from Brunswick they can be |
independent Eastern rail rates. yet their connections
to Norfolk and Harrisburg very direct They might
oaralel the road Bristol TO the James River valley
and there pick up tie deprecated Richmond and Allie
yhany property and II from Williamson Oh the |
mountain summit TO Charestown, West Virginia, where
they are now leading cir old Central property, and
would then DO their eastern outlet unless
they also absorbed the Norfolk and Western and the
shenandoah lines The Southern lieutenant OF these |
men has been General Cole.
II is the ambition Of schools OF men Ike th Sc
which keeps stagnation Off Seeking fortune they dis
cover new wheels and rods to move and their restess
operations in turn revive and clarity widely different
The La re Shore now fat with traffic they
Duit II another trhck-and charged for It, Previously
they had begun parallel the Hooking Valley Railroad
and still possess line nearly complete from the Kama
gba River to the shores OF Lake Michigan. In this |
enterprise Governor Foster, OF Ohio was prominent
General Cole had previously enlisted Mr. seney in his
lgh for se-protectiOn against the Newc0mb monopoly
The rival system thus created has demanded from It's
charging influence the attention Of the Ohio wing Of the
yndcate They can either sell extend; in the latter
case they will be the longest consolidation east OF
Chicago reaching from Michigan almost 90 Florida Mr.
,eney OF Long Island birth. his father and ancestry
ming from the eastern shore of Maryland. His grand
was I'm the old Congress OF the Confederation.
NJ. nrdn1 l,erf