New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31

hut he grows old gracefully having the good sense to 'd
nit IT,
TX Police Commissioner General nurycc was phil
onophisng few days ago over Rnsa OF VINE IVA
thoushts were on tho componatlona ~ lie, and were
.nFgcsod by tho presence ~ most genial lr gentle
man who has tho misfortune to have NO legs nave
doubt" said ono who was present, That the lo''"i
l or the oaH ~ sight or hearing has some hort ol COM
pcnsnon In tho effect tho losers habits, mode of me-
his nature, moods, dipo iuon. AZ any rate. never
see - lame, blind or deaf person. that DO not wonder
what sort Of person hc or she was before tho loss
The case of General rckcs IL double illustration
said tie General 81 happen t0 know that Heherai
Meade strongly condemned him Tor disobedlen'e OF
orders In making TIE movement which brought on l.o
battle OF Gettysburg; lac expressed his condemnation n
my hearing; and ~icblcs would have been conr-nati'd
if lie had not los' his Lex in that light. But lac NOT only
escaped cout-maral but found renewed favor ia mill
tary eyes by that loss. Moreover. the loss changed
Sicklc-s whole methods OF lie and his nature IN some
degree. uiatin- more serious, earnest man OF hlh
recalled and mentioned that over camp re ii georgia
N 1861 General sicElcs hal told me that he made TIE
movement which prrcir,itaed tlat battle purposey and
under the belief that General Meade inen led toretreat
from his position brought battle, lac said not
a retreat and il was . victory, but" lie added looking
down at lis stump OF leg Il paid very dearly Tor It,
Mr. ". IT, Ranum Is reported lately 10 have declined
canpaign although he acts Chairman. on the grona
that he was not in good health Well ii he was feisnns
hitherto there is cause enough for him to he really SICK
now that Davcupors history OF the Morey letter forgery
mas been published.
The World quoting from the story of the " Crates
which published recently, gives the credit or the
Judiciary reform which drove threc democratic judges
from the bench Samuel J. Tdcn and the Democrats
The Wori l. ell wrong The exposures or Barnard car
dolo AMI McCuuu followed the Ring exposures several
months Tll TRIBUNE alone published them prior 70 the
appoiptu,cnt of legislative Committee to investigate
them Mr. Tildcn was Chairman OF that committee anu
did good service a. TIE TRIBUNE said But while he
could n ave fmpcacLrd Carozo he did Barnard ana
Nc, unn Mr. TIldcn personally advised Carloho to re-
,in lie Gl So aud is now leading light OF Democracy
,nI s,ohein OF Talnmany Hall. That "a the crtwh'h
style Of reform in which Democracy habtudy INDUCES
Ibe,r IN thu We H. the last be the annual eec
tion 81 directors ~ me sino ex7Iudge Dite hoefcr
VIII opp,y r niunc'i n. {, rain Ru ioph Arou.On
from voting ON hi. new stock ami from paying the
a ar, of Edward Aronson the press agent Of the
,beajre receiver IS also To asked for. All this IL to
c OH the com int and application OF five or six direct
ors VINO Jointly own OF 5000 sharcs IL sc ms
me that p lpabc effort ike this t. wreck an enterprise
Ike ia OF the Casino ny throwing he comp my into need
less cation leh not be allowed 70 sue ced without
care cation by tho Judge whom the apphca-
tons are TO he ma IT, judges grant orders ~ such
ca o. CT parr imony. without con liberation oi &c
in ~ the ap aus or quring A. TO their motives
The annual election directors the places or ward
Els y ty AID ct old lirecto WhO have an interest
in the enterprise j. so near at Ia nd mat doubt any
Judge viii LOw inc fere.