New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
ought to learn how to write state papers without
being personal in them.


The Duke of Argyll says that the only reason why
he and his friends have opposed Homo Rule is be-
cause they love Ireland so wisely and 80 we'll. II
anybody doubts this deep attachment Of the Union
lists for everything Irish, he has only to read the
reports the speeches that side during the pres
ent canvass, in which Mr.. Parnell is uniformly de-
scribed as "a Yankee hybrid at the beck and call OF
a ruflanly gang beyond the Atlantic" Even Mr..
Bright spoke of the Irish members as conspirators
whom he did not dare to entrust with the govern
ment of their own country. Mr.. Chamberlain char
acterized Irish policy as a dynamite and dagger
business. Lord Randolph Churchill boosted that
the prisons were large and rope was cheap and that
the English had plenty Of hangmen! And" he
added. it is merely question OF police, and for
the one victim the Irish faction make they will
lose scores; aud what Is more. for tho first victim
which falls the lives and persons Of allies ond &C.
completes will be placed at the mercy of an angry
and outraged peopIe!" The Unonists have loved
the Irish people! All, yes their speeches are fnll
of affectopate expressions of enduring friendship
The Albany argus prints an article on "Mdsum-
mer Canards." The most fragrant canard we have
seen lately was The Argsss attempt TO make it's
readers believe that Harper's Weekly The New- York
Times and The Ne- Fork Post are representative Re-
publican newspapers
Some one tells of o wonderful echo that makes
it's headquarters among the hills of Ireland which
to the question " How are your distinctly replies
Pretty WELL thank you" But that's nothing to
the echo which is reported as now to be heard IN
Washington. They say that if one stands in front
of the White House and excaims in stentorian
tones " Turn the.rascas out" that echo answers
so as to be heard at the Capitol: Garland, Car
land"
We fear that thirsty souls in Georgia, Rhode
Island. Iowa and other States, who are chatting I'M
der the restraints of prohibition, will hail with un-
holy glee the new postal regulation which permits
the sending of properly packed liquids through the
mails. A great many black bottles may find their
way into otherwise total abstinence settlements
through the convenient medium Of Uncle Sans
pouches
Senator Becbs bill prohibiting members OF Con-
gress from acting as counsel for Immigrant rail-
roads will probably be passed again. 1t Is desir-
able measure to have upon the statute books, and
unless Senator Beck makes It's temperance from
the Judiciary Committee an opportunity for con-
trasting his many glowing virtues with the dark
vices of his less conscientious contemporaries In
Congress, as he did before, we can See no reason
why 1T should not go through.
The fact that Mr.. Cruey. who killed himself IN
Lexington ave- Yesterday or dav before, owned ten
shares of Keely motor stock, is not sufficient
PLANTATION of his rash act If he had killed keely
perhaps the suggestion might be accepted
Goodies successor must be a better man.
Ferdinand Wards talk that Julien T. Davies has
been covering up names and facts regarding Grant