New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-13

Schurz for its own since November came In. 1t
VIII be remembered that on election night while
reading the returns from this State he was taken
with bad chill. II Dir. Sohurz fails TO receive the
sympathy Of the entire country he has only to drop
a line to TIE TRIBUNE and we will expose the out
rage.
We suppose II Blaine cared for the next National Re-
publican nomination he could have it-Slraeuse
Standard
However he doesn't care for it now, as he did
not the last time. He has served his party well
and faithfully with all that robust manliness and
well-directcd saeacity which have made hum the
foremost statesman of this generation. His reward
is the affec,ionate esteem OF hundred times the
number OffellOw citizens that any other American
could enroll under his personal standard. He Is
satisfied with this and doesn't hunger again TO
be the target for the indecent and wicked lies
which the soreheads and Free-Irade renegades
know so well how TO invent. But what race 1t
would be! And what precious good care would be
taken that when. with his rival far behind, he was
almost within reach of the goal, no laundering fool
should get in his way and trip him mp.
What has happened to Excise Commissioner
Nicholas Haughton9 A little while ago he was
voting to grant licenses to of the vilest dens
in Ncw-YOrk without any warrant of law. But
now he opposes licensing such bar as that OF the
Metropolitan Hotel. This sudden austerity of
virtue the part of the free-and-easy Commits
slSner is amazing. Has he seen great Light Or
has somebody failed to see" him
How James A. Flacks mouth must water when
he looks over Mr. KeenaDs estimates of the ex-
penses of the County Clerks Office for next year !
But. alas for Mr.. keenan,! His lips pucker as if
those figures had become sour since November 3.
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Our young mon who ride to hounds and take part
in amateur steeplechaSes often show dash than
discretion. The deplorable accident on Wednesday
in tho County Club races near Boston and some
bonc-brcakng falls in hard riding after hounds IN
the neighborhood of New-York show that the best
of horsemen may make the most dangerous er
rors as to tho capacity of their animals
WHY does not Mayor Grace offer fat reward for
news of f. II. 1obey, whom every one interested in
tho affairs of Grant d Ward wants to see back
again in his old haunts. Reports are in circulation
that Mr.. Tobey had a long talk with MI Grace in
the latter's pravate Office before no went away.
There nay he no truth in such stories, but it is
certain that Mr.. Tobey for a long time deep in
Mr. Grace's confidence. Why does he not come
back2 Mr. GIacc's heart must be torn with
anxiety.
1t is q singular and suspicious circumstance that
the captain, first mate and second mate of the
unfortunate steamship Algoma were all included IN
the small number of survivors.
An Excise Board which let's such dives exist as
The" Aliens Harry " HILLS, the Haymarket, tie
Cremorne and the Empire to each OF which, in adj
diton to hundreds of others Just as lad and even
worse il has granted licences. and which refused a
license to the MetropOltaD Hotel. on the ground
that its bar is connected with place of amusement,
is the kind Of Excise Board that needs the grand
bounce.