New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Has lac been furgottcn' Away up in the mountains
OF Murray and Pickens counties that irrepTesslDlc
buzzard" i, undsturbcd by tho conflict III tho
cit,us However town. county, OF state may go IL II
all the same TO him. With his trnsly rlIo he VIII
continue to guard hrs only shack aud Keep back
the hel pless strong arm Oi tie law. 30 long as
peaches rlpen upon those rocky hills. so long Will
Red Eye" tricklo from his Illicit s,l Whine corn
grows IN those narrow valleys. "Tanglcfoot Will
mt cease To Goursh nor " Mountain Dew " to How.
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Mr. R,yard InaAcs queer selections ior the Con-
sular service He has arpolnteh to the Consulship
at Tnn,tnll England j. Schocnhof. oil tina city, who
hYs written at great length on the i'll ustral stua-
ton bat who knows so little about trade that hrs
place Of business ~ ia the hands Of the Shcri As
there would los possible uso for Consul oil tho
United states ia such town rs Tunstal. 4 IL were
not for ts American protective tarif. tho Consu!s
only duties being o. certify invoices OF manllact-
ured goods that are to be shipped TO America IL Is
amazing that writer ot Mr. Schoenhois iroe-trade
procliyItlcs would consent ~ take an Office which
depends ent rely on the protective sYSi"n. but
after all. Free Traders are human, especially when
they are bankrupt
In answer to number of communications evil
IDENTIFY from printers to the source OF the in0r-
| nation printed IN TnR TRIBUNE about the eau
! cuses of Tvpcpraphical Union No. held on Sun
day we would say that tho information was
| glycn by those present nj thn Stantonsi. caucus
At the other caucus those present were hon-coin-
initial aud referred tia porter to the call for the
caucus.
The English Liberals havo apparently made the
! fatal mistake OF neglectng TO have cantlonary
signals raised throughout the Unitel States. me
EreRng Post has n special dispatch from Washington
stating that 1t IL raining hard here, which will
lose many votes to the Liberals. especially IN tho
COMMITTEES because the Tories have much greater
fnciiitic, for borrowing carriages. Very uncertain
,unst the issue of these elections he if spell of
| nncommonly bad weather in Washington proves so
| DISASTROUS to tho Liberal chInces. Tho Corrupt
Practices Act was designed to pat an ond 10 indis-
e,minate treating and to tho running mp of
| extortionato livery bills. Unfortunately for tho
! Liberals Parliament confined the operations ot tie
| net to Great Britain and lelt tho Tory election
agents froo to borrow carriages OIL Large scale or
| the mercenary and insinuatng Washington hacS-
| men The Posts correspondent ut tho National
capitul remarks sententlously that thc defeat of
| either Sir Charles Dixie or W. II. Smith will he
nolitical cArthauakc Bat obviously English clcc-
TOR, must be on the lookout for earthquakes. since
! = heavy rainfall vu the Washington meridian tonds
10 unset the calculations Of the Liberal Whips based
upon Greenwich time. The ELECTS of the Franchise
Act are simply Unprecedented
In Wow of the vast interests affected by the ac-
ton the security required of the compliments In
the Injunction AGAINST the West Shore lease seems
rd,culously inadequate. Nearly two hundred NIL
Lions of invested capital are savagcy attacked and
10 meet the damages that may be sustained security
,s given to the amount of $3.50! The rights Of
minority stockholders should be protected by the
courts always. but the almost unanimous assent
! ~
AT least the majority needs TO he saved from irrcp-
arabic injury.
The English elections began on Monday with
| nominationsin borougls and shircs. Yesterday was
the last day fol nominations for borougnS
and Friday will be the last day for polling. In
tho counties nominations can be deferred
until December l, and tho polling SIX
d,ys LONGER Under the Redistribution bill
there arc to DO $40 mcmbcrs of Parliament 377
representing counties. 2sl boroughs, and uni
versities. In tho last Parliament there wore 2sj
county members AMI 800 borough mombors. the
Liberal majority being returned mainly by the
boroughs. Tho Liberals curlousy enough Sxpert q
meet with heavy losses in tho boroughs, whore they
have been strong and to score gains in the
counties, where thoy have been weak
The President should not fail to mention in HE
message that the ono slnge act SugSestiVeo
ship effected 10y his Administration tho protection
of the Isthmus-was borrowed from the foreign
policy Of ex-Secretary Blaine. IIo should men
ton, too. that the reason 1t cost much money
and accomplished so little was because 10 was onl
a feeble imitation of what Mr. Blaine would bay'
| done under similar circumstances.
To Grover Cleveland: Couldn't you relieve TIN
strain upon comnon country by appointing
, Marshal for the District OF Columbia 2 AS it h
every time n newspaper outside of New-York City
wo arc not up to such small wickodncss in TIN
opolis-Gnds itsolf short of copy il prints
runor that General Farnswo:th Is going 60 get tn
office, aud then shamUlessy turns around o1'
denies the rumor in lator edition. The uncer
taintY is wearing deep fpr'"Wa III the American