New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

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age. But blind fanatcism seems likely to pre-
vent a course so wise and necessary.
4 conglomclatiun Of men who announce them
selves a, the Fifth Avenue Omnibus Line declare
with easy aalucncc Of assertion and of fncia de-
yelopment that within a wock they will have the
consent Of majority of the propcrty-ownerS IN
Fifth-ayc for their double-dccker project As Mr.
Els Goddard has already obtained Thu, consent Tor
the Fifth Avenue Transportation Company. II VIII
be iincult 10 understand what the other corpora
tion - hooking tor unless IT BE- an operation in
futures In all human probability nobody IN
F,th-avc desires two stage lines III that thorough
flrc; consequently the prctcnhlonS OF the would
be so-callcd Palace Omnibus Line y smack of a
desire for gain unalloyed with reasonable compcn-
sation or prospects.
When Mr.. Cleveland was maugurated The Wor'd
hailed HIM ~ a second Jefferson Now 1T insists
upon con gertiug him iuto spoilsmcn'7 Jackson.
Mr. Stead pronounccs himself abuudantly salts
fed with The verdict against him and announces
Tint he has had enough of English law. We sus-
pcct that the humanitarIaIs and Thilanthroplsts
including the archbishops the bishops and Mr.
Spurgcon, have had quito enough Of Mr. Stead.
The Richmond UbiJ having gone into the hands Of
n receiver The Lrcaing Post, Of this city, remarks
that The WINS bad influence as reckless corrup-
ter of public opinion AZ an end II the fact that
a newspaper is reckless corrupter of public opin-
ion dooms 1t to fall into the hands of recover
then the putting of The Post into receivers hands
can be only question of time. For certainly n
rublic journal that originates and dissemnates the
monstrous proposition that chastity Is not ono OF
the virtues that bind society together IL properly
nda1 a
opiuion. The Post was n most respectable paper IN
IT. dov and in spite of ts recent diSGraceiul course
MS old friends cannot contemplate the prospect OF
its pc1ishing miserably receivers hands with
out a papg of regret
ItIsupdcrstood that the Hon. B0urkc Cochran
will proceed crminally against the nan who kicked
lammany out of the Democratic party.
The NuRvu1np ~ not so happy as the Miller OF
Dee but he is III n position to give faint and woe
b,qonc echo to the Miller's sentiment;
Icarc for nobody, no not I,
Since nobody cares for me.
The UorJd will pardon Us, but it Is inexcusably
silly II prOnounccs tho recognizing or tho koach
,hpyards rs the end of n farce and intimates that
work has been resumed because the political use OF
the contractors bankruptcy has passed The truth
il that Democratic journals incapable of telling
the trnth about the Administrations farccal re-
forms in the Navy Department. Work upon the
cruisers might have been resumed two weeks after
the Roach failure II the Admlnlsi ration had acted
eucrgcticaly Under the contracts signed by Sec
retary Chandler the Department was empowered 10
take possession of the unfinished cruisers and COM
pIetc them in the Roach yards. 1t is doing this
week what it ought to have done four months ago.
If Il had acted promptly the workmen would not
have boon idle during the interval. For The World
TO assume that Mr.. Roach went into bankruptcy in
order to supply the Republican party wtha politi-
cal issue is to impose upon the crcdulty of its
readers.
As il gazos upon a Senate and Assembly largely
Republican, The Utica Observer remarks that " this
is rather discouragmg outlook Yes, It is rather
discouraging for the Democracy bus then it is
rather encouraging for the friends Of good govern
ment.
There is an alarming rumor abroad that Hubert
o. Thompson has shrunk
Mr.. Cleveland, when year ago he began to
"read up" the political history of the country in
order TO educate himself for National admnlstrl-