New-York tribune., 1885-01-25

knew much about from the moment he undertakes N ba
respecer OF persons 1t has sometimes happened thai
people have been foolish enough to prefer the crown on
one of the dumb animals there 10 not much record Of
what followed except the sacrifice OF the animal or ha
devouring of his subjects The probabilities are thai
there never was human being who entered the Prest-
dency OF the United States with little knowledge and
conception OF the duties OF his Office and the resources
and relations OF his country the Presidsnteect who
chnrned up out of Republican quarres He seems Ia
conceive that when hebeat adyhe the great scap
OF the continent; his scalp would DO very small
| trophy in many belt
The late Isaiah Rynders the greatest piece Of fat
ulency left around New-York City from ancient days.
His political and public talents about TO those Of
the man who by the aid OF coal oil beacon at street
corner descants upon the imperial virtues Of patent
medicine. He seemed to have had screwed down into
him. after the fashion OF some Of the spring Jack toys
endless speech abouut the beauties and gores Of the
Democracy, and this he let off in instaments and after
the speech done he woud nfic ortions of the
general public in the hotel Hobbies and wherever ne
| unwecome. He connected with the early
vioences of the Democracy in this city, and with its
final humiliatons; and about a. much out Of place
In times African slave trader or old Barnums
museum The fact that he has departed from Tammauy
Hall may take from that organization somewhat OF Its
terrors, may induce persons Of moderate educa
tIon to go there.
The active Kentucky candidate for the Office Of Com
missioner of Internal Revenue Is Phil Thompson. Ken
tuckyowes nearly all the deferred tax to the Govern
ment on whiskey, which amounts to $l3.00o,0o0.
see the name of Beverly Tucker mentioned as an
applicant for Cabinet place. He is the brother Of
Randolph Tucker, who figured about Niagara Falls dur
ing the war; and lived good deal OF the time at st.
GATHERINGS. where Jake Thompson, Clem Clay, and
other instgators Of raids into NewYork and Vermont
resided We have come to great moral revival
Leland Stanford born in tho region
about Schenectady and in the periOus times OF tho
in California, when deliberate efforts were on foot
to take the Pacific Coast out OF the Union he was the
Governor and obtained unqualified respect and conf
dence After the war; when he built the Pacific Railroad
In cooperation with other California public spirits his
popularity lost sght the animosites aroused by
railroad which became the only carrying company In the
State He has never however been driven into undg-
nhed controversies and has shown sadness than
at and aspersion His election
to the Senate be evidence that his public life has
not been forgotten and In returning to II he resumes the
least disputed and the most honorable portion Of hi,
career.
As far as can find out with more than fair opportuni
ties Of studying Republican opinion there is desire
In the party that Mr. Cleveland should keep anybody In
office Every Administration heretofore has found indis
pensabe persons large numbers scattered all through
the Government but probably this great Administration,
which has the JOve,
dispense with everybody and the whole Government
individually copy all the papers That to he the
point being made that the Government sits up oil
night and takes labor of the clerks This is the principle
adopted by Sergeant Bates TO revive industry He
marches himself thousands OF miles with the American
flag to show its free and gorifed course.
Reading the recent publication Hay by the present
Minister to Mexico, Sir spenser ST. John who was also
Minister Hay for years. find that he takes the broad
view, which he says not his original opinion. that
the African left itself Is not ft for sefgovefn
ment; and he breaches sermon TO the British radicals
who would uphold the theory that In India all the native
poI uation Is t for sefrule. He says that Hay which
was colony the globe has rerrograaed ever
since the whites expelled and that there Is latent
In large part of the population a mania for African
fetch worship and that children frequently sacr-
feed and their blood drunk aud their bodies eaten.
Dan Cameron's reelection In Pennsylvania Is the
result of good hs part In handling the disturb
which naturally ensued from too much dis
cipne and from Indifference to Republican public
opinion All this queted when Mr.. Blaine was hon
esy supported after he had been nominated and the
strength of Pennsylvania as Republican State when
her managers and people pulled together shown by
Blanes prodigous majority In the good feeling wheh
ensued Mr. Cameron returned to the Senate and not
improbaby General Beaver Will be again nominated for
Governor results lead to the assump-
couli make a Governor another Senator Speaker,
Collector etc. and do it merely out OF his gigantic
revenge and great faalism then the election OF Mr.
Cameron will rurn be not his exataton but his
insgnihcance.
Nobody will bo sorry to Don Camerons bright wife
Washington hoasekeeper for six years more for her
youth can stand 1t.
Carl Pfeiher designed my house. said the owner OF
almost the only archaic home u the country to me-
looked for Carl Pfeer and found him the top floor OF
an old brokers block, under the shadow OF the hlls
Building.
The account of Shiloh by General Grant describes a
nght undoubtedly but not much OF battle and It's I'M
portance is admitted wheu he says he that dayit
would be long war.
Ihear that the Penn Railroad from Harrisburg
TO Pittsburg been reduced to single track, the
tunnels reduced correspondingy, and all hands dis
charged except the tunnel workers that may nger
In the lap Of several springs wintrily.
Mr. Baretts play by Mr. Boxer chiefly noted for lts
fine reproduction Of Dante's times and for good acting,
the text does not subtitle the characters and Mr. Bar
retts particular man is remarkable than girl
whose grea, grievance with life Is her red hair.
The new Cotton Exchange is another yellow sugar loaf
rising high above downtown New-lork. The old tx
change opposite it brought 100000, 1t is said
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FLASHING FIRE From HIS SCARF Pm
A lively young man with red mustachc en-.
,.rad Nassau-st eating Yesterday ayrt took