New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-26

Much dissatisfaction has jeon caused in Canada
by the neglect of the Government TO provide for the
wives aad families of the volunteers WAC have
been away fighting the half-brccds aud Indians In
a great rlauy the Vrivates gave mp situations
rs clerks n work IN trades leaving their IA piles
without means. aud though the municipal Govern
mcut Of Toronto undertook to provide for the
women and children be ongng 10 that clty's con-
tngcnt, it ma, been complained that mere PIT
lance has been furnished even in this case, while
the families OF the m,n FROM other parts of the
Dominion lave had no help ut all. Certainly such
conduct on the par II the Government Is i'll calcu
lated TO foster patriotism and as many cases Of
real dcsituton arising from thus cited by
the Canadian press, the probability is that there
will be a stormy debate on the subject Parlla-
mcnt.
# any Western lawyer can reverse the decisions
of the Ncw-York Court of Appeals by writing a
letter and charging that his client he'd him. it is
high time that the judiciary of the state should
be reformed
Al a recent meeting of young mems Democratic
club such verdant sprouts were elected to mem-
bership As Roswell =. Flower Joseph Koch and
Slnon SteruG. Mr. Sterne attempted TO educate
his fellow youngsters and read them paper on the
Coming Political Questions for 'h' Democratic
Party" We are forced to commend the adolescont
lecturers prudence IN talking Of coming questions,
and ia asking that thedead past taJe care II It's
own corpses. Tho success of the Democracy IN
providing for coming Icstions is olly excslied by
it's marvellous skill IN luaking At present emer-
gences 1t IL the party of a neyor-approaching
future.
Secretary Bayard is again reported to be weary
of diplomacy and d sconsOato in the State De
partment, repentng of his ill-adyiscd acton in
withdrawing from the Senate. Are there no more
cakes and ale for his select circle OF obscure and
needy southern friends Has the last Consulship
been given away to the dsloyal and unrepentant
prays of Virginia and Georgia.
Mr. Gladstone must be nearing the end of his
resources when he sends his most faithful friend
and loyal supporter 20 Berlin To negotiate IN
arrangement with Prince Bismarck. whereby arbi-
tration with Russia and a financial settlement in
Egypt may be rendered practicable Lord Rose
berry is sOrcly needed at home in view of the
dssensiOns in the Cabinet, aud would not be sent
abroad If the emergency were not critical. He will
be tho Prime Minister'S personal representative and
may be depended upon to do everything that
ready wit bright Intelligence and sound political
Judgment suggest for improving the relations
between Germany and England
Old Saddlebags had better tic up his ambition in
rcd bandanna and turn his face toward the setting
SUM-
THE TRIBUNE is roundly censured by the Demo-
cratic press for reprlntng what the NewYork Court
of Appeals has said about the Minister to
Russia If we had published batch of private
business letters, which had been treacherously
retained for political in defiance of n special
covenant for their destruction. the same press
would doubtless have heartily applauded. These
old scandals must be taken from tho pgeon-holes of
men who have betrayed the confidence reposed in
them That is the SCANDAL mongers special trick.
That willbe orthodox and reputable. But when it
IT, repeating public censure of the Minister to
Russia from the volumes Of official reports Of
the highest court of New-York. why it must be n
desperately bad business and positively ungentle-
manly!
Another Sunday has been held at Grey
stone The old man was piilowed in his char OF
state and Dan" Manning with Smith NJ Weed sat
around like young doctors at the feet of Gamaliel