New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-15


the count of the votes for Mayor in Brooklyn was
made only after nearly all the OF her names on the
various tickets had been canvassed.
Mr. Claln and other residents of the annexed dis
trict object to hearing 1000 blasts of the locomo-
tive whistle every twenty-four hours on the Harlem
and New Haven Railroads. Unnecessary and an
nOyng noises are the bane of life in and about the
great cities. The steam whistle must g-g-get out.
The public was startled yesterday with the news
by special twOcent cable that a crisis had been
reached in the Papal Conference at Rome" be-
tween the Pope and the American preates, that the
Americans and the College Of Cardinals were at
open cnmity, that the conference had taken new
turn which could only result in prolonged strug
gle that the Americans had formulated their
position" by demanding" the Papal sanction for
all the DEGREES of " the American synod; and to
this the regular dispatches added an obviously
ridiculous report that the Americans were discuss
ing the proprety of " addressing a demand to the
United States Government for the establishment of
the relations of Church and State upon the basis of
canon law. morning paper supplemented this
flood of transformation, already sufficiently cOpi-
Gus, with the suggestion that the demand respect
ing canon law If any such proposal had really been
entertained referred to the disciplinary authority
of prcacs i'm depryng laymen of the rights Of prop
erty"-a gloss which for hopeessly fat-wittcd abb
surdity takesthe shine from all the rest Of the non
sense in the budget Of the day. To the same news
paper which makes itself responsible for the cr-
sis " we are also indebted for picturesque tale in
vented a little while ago about Establishments en-
ployed by Cardinal Manning to win over the Ameri-
can bishops and array them against the Pope for
some purpose not explained. These special reports
are not only destitute of TRUTH but they are appar
Ia
possible that even the practice of expanding tele
grams, which We fear prevails in some New-lork
newspaper Offices as well in London, fails TO ac-
count for them, That certain editors should be
crcdulous and ill-uformcd IS perhaps no great mat
ter for their readers used to them; but 1t is too
much to ask rs to believe that the Vatican is filled
with bowling idiots Probably bytOmou0w the two
cent cable correspondents will be ready 10 tell us
that the Pope and Archbishop Corrigan have come
to blows
1t is not generally understood that William Pur-
CELL the accomplished Editor of The Rochester Union,
has been invited to prepare the eptaph that is to
go upon the simple slab to DO placed above the
slender remains of the Manning Machine. 1t is also
not generally understood that the epaph will read
substantially rs follows;
lie facet
The Manning Machine llimitcd)
The Wisdom II exhibited in Putting n Head on
| The Buffalo Ticket. only Surpassed by the
! Success il achieved in having
4 Head Put on Itself at the Polls:
! Democrats yet unborn will Confess that in the
| Art of Making Mess of 1t, IL had
Few Equals and No Supcri0Ts:
! Conceived IN Impcrtincncc:
Born in Presumption:
Reared in BumptouSncSs:
and
Graduated in Sclf-ApPrcciation
IFS Iuspiration was The Greatest Good of The
Smallest Number: Its Career Monumental
Blundcr and its End Distinct Casualty.
.Cpars u IN uut awake