New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-16
r,ain there unless lie Department OF Justice IS
fumgated


fumigated.
She was the wife of an engineer. and had saby
five weeks old and in tho little home when dis ih-
dnsfrv had provided for her they were happy uhti
an organization profcas-dly for the protectoh Oh
labor inforfered II ordered him not 10 Darn any
more money for the wiie and baby. Bnt lie per
sisted A committee Of so-caed kniShts WHICH
ON him mt the hou-e with warning. but met WIN
n refusal The same night the house was set on Hro
while he WIS absent nj work and the wife ana
hobv were in bed. Narrowly escaping Win ther
lives they were turned ont of their nome INTO oio
night What do honest workingmen think OF t''i'
sort Of organization for their beneft"f Is 1t no'
n tyranny agans, which every American fhh7' IN
d,enantly protest. Can any other oppression be
moro cruel and unjust then this!
II is beginning TO he suspected that harrington
ana Chamberlain are Nuawumps.
When witnesses before legislative committees
IN this State rrisbehayc as Van Berthuysen I'll"
before tho Congressional investigating Com"l'tee'
we loci, them up till they get IN moro T"c'"oi'
and respectful frame Of mind.
Lawlessness will never aid any cause, and IS sell
dom invoked for good one.
Perhaps it may be n sessary TO modify an IN
favorable opinion of the Adm lnisLraton IN one
respect It has been believed that this was essen
tially British Administration, particularly III 'tS
Navy Department. for it had not only resorted 10
gross lniustice in order to break down American
shipbuilders but mad gone abroad to Obtain plans
for binding cruisers irum British establishments.
But now it seems that plans and specifications
have also been obtained from the lie Creusot WORKS
of France. The question now is whether as TO lts
naval end this is q British French adn'lulstra-
ton. The thing certain is that it is not American.
II Secretary Lamar neglected to chain up Sparks
before he went of his vacation, he may have
awful things to answer Tor.
Mr. Hur1. of Toledo. Genounccs thirty Democratic
members ot the House as traitors to their party.
On the judicial question whether he was elected
they decided and voted that he was not. Accord
ing to Mr.. liurl, II is treason to the Democratic
party not to steal an Office whenever there Is
chance
The stirring articles in he Nercasle Chronicle in
favor of Home Rule viii have great influence In
the North of England. Sr Cowen can evidently be
conntcd upon to give Mr. Gladstone's measure
strong support before the second reading. As he
has stood at times almost alone among English
Liberals in his opros ION TO Coercion. he can
scarcely fail. with all Ms independence and eccen
tricity Of character, to advocate the proposed
method Of settlement. Mr. Cowen has always
been a sincere aud loyal friend of America. HIS
approaching retirement frorn Parliament will be
keenly regretted by thOe who admire robust traits
of character in public men.
The star-eyed goddess would like her friends to
understand that San" Randall is trying to boy
cot her.
The Tammany Committee OF the NAlNth AS
sor,bIv District have demanded" that they be
@recornzedr in the rarcelling ont of Park De-
partment patronage Now let the Civil Service Ee-
farmers q. demand "recognltion from Tammany
Hall.
Lord Ravensworth was a little premature when
he stated before the London Institute of Naval
Architects on Wednesday that the United States
Government had authorized the purchase of foreign
ships for the carrying trade, and that there was no
doubt that many of the surplus English vessels
would 90 TO America Nevertheless, if the fIee-
shin bill should pass Congress. England would
probably be glad TO get rid of some of her idle and
bebind-the-age steamers in this market and her
builders and owners of vessels would reap the
greater if not the sole benefit.
The Canadian Government have shown in this matter
much forbearance and no irritation The clauses OF the
Was ton Treaty were abr0,ated on the lst OF last
Jny The Canadian Government allowed Americans TO
resort usual during all the best OF that
year and did nothing to enforce our rights until the
spring herring fishery OF me Bay OF Fnndy was over
'f0 Toronto Globe.
Forbearance indeed! II was very clever dlplo-
macy The British Minister, in the Interest OF the
Dominion had succeeded in extracting from secre-
tary Bayard promise that the President In his
message should recommend JOINT commission
Ibis was the very thing the fishermen of the mari
time provinces wanted. 1t was not diticult for the
Dominion Government to exercise " forbearance
under the circumstances.