New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06

T'pon David b. lIills boom the effect is epilcptic
rather than palaytic. Tbs distinction is tine rc-
nncmcnt Of political analysis.
The Petersburg Inder- ppeGl says that man
is wanting down there in Vir.inia. judging from
the returns. We should suppose that our Democratic
contemporary would feel that great many men
were wanting But the Hon William Malone
is still there, and he is o host in himself.
On sun lay Vicente Rcccndez entered a at
Nuc,o Laredo, on tie Mexican National Railroad.
and murdered his wife and child, who were pas
scngcis On Thursday lie was shot in the Jail
yard Four days Of gracc is siecdy justice. he
port says that the man was surprised at the sud
donncis of his punishment. Has Mr. MARITIME no
surprises in store for the guilty? More help is
needed in the Sing sins laundry.
The reign of Payne is over in Ohio.
Tie campain expenses of Mr. 1hoebe, Carlisc's
III al. were just SIG. Facts, not bank account,
did the work
Why should there be any hesitation about ap-
poiniing women members of the Board OF Educa-
lion IN either New-Yoll or Brooklyn? The great
body of teachers in the pubic schools is recruited
from ,he ecntler sex Women have wider AMI
more practical acquaintance with the details Of
public instruction than men have.
The Goddess of Liberty is a Republican mascot
Alderman McCabe may be insane, but if he is.
the place for him is in an asylum His lawyers
should not be permitted to succeed In their scheme
to set him free.
Tho Administrations New-Yorl< organ Ihe Star,
implores the Democracy TO Learn that it has IN
the person of James &. Blaine active. impar
cable and audaciOus enemy" who charges the foe
at sight. The Star is right. and we don't know
of any one who IS cndeavorin5 to conceal that
fact
The Louisville Courir-Journdl is filed with
race and grief at the way in which, as it thinks
the blood money" of Northern monopollsts
is being used to corrupt the voters Of the South
and win them to the support Of the iniqultous
protective tariff 1t would far better be filed
with Joy and gratitude at the way in which, as
matter of fact Northern capital is developing the
Frustrated in lustries OF the South and educating
the people out of the darkness of free trade into
the light and prosperity of protection
Innrlstrial occupation in the South is death to
the Bourbon Democracy.
Dear Morrison Don't talk.
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Another offensive partisan has turned up in the
Presidents Cabinet. Pcstmastc-Gen Villas
took ali active interest in local election in Wis
consin very much as three of his associates came
on a shopping" excursion to this city. Make
AN example OF them all, Mr. PRESIDENT Tuln the
I1sCals out!
The comments Of the Free Traders upon the
causes of their defeats or narrow escaI es from de-
feat are highly interesting. They all claim that
the trouble came from the efforts Of tariff men
outside tier districts. interference which they
seem to think grossly impertin mt They quite
lose sight Of the fact that were their schemes IN
Congress successful they would paIalyze, not the
industries Of their districts exclusively, but
those of the entire country They share the error
OF that Presidential candidate who thought the
tariff "a local issue
The physicians find that McCabe's walk is
steady. No doubt of it. The course of all the
Aldermen of 1884, except two was decidedly
crooked.
The Hon John Jarrett is the diminutive David
who slew the free trade Goliath of Illinois. II
looks to us as if the Hon. John Jarrett gifted
with what is tecnn known as great head.
The frce-trade rout is not more significant as
a marked feature Of the public temper than the
Of the third-party movement have been found out.
Their causclcss warfare upon the Republican
Marty in Maine was clearly wicked treason to
the TEMPERANCE reform in the interest of the
Democracy Neal Dow's blunt acknowledgment
that st John was being paid $50 for each speech
ne made, the circulation by the Democrats Of
thrd-paty documents and. more than all, the
malicious attitude of the thifd-Tarty men. have
disuisted the great body of sincere and earnest
temlerince reformeTs When the clover foot
fine horns and the spiked tail allowed 10
stick out from St Johns temperance cloak max
ing it apparent that political engc the
urine motive of his crusade, that financial greed
WAS the secondary motive, ami that Temperance
pfoI m was merely The means he used To conceal
these. objects,-from that moment he and his
mo,ement were killed. The Republican party
unframed by malicious assault untalntcl by sci
fish pa tisans remains, and will remain the party
of great moral ideas.
John BRIGHT again turns his back on William
Pyart Gladstone, but even while the civilized
world is rcaung his latest contribution To the
Mugwump literature of Ensland, there comes TO
the ears Of the Grand Old Man II cry from Bulgaria
ab c,,ing 10 him to raise his voice once more
IN behalf OF the indepen Aence Of that oppressed
country.
Il is pleasant TO observe that Colonel
w. r. Morrison accepts his eel. Be-
pbilosophically 81 shall" he says.
resume my law practice, and perhaps tins
turn NAV prove beneficial to me-" Perhaps. We
hopo So. But 1t certainly win prove beneficial