New-York tribune., 1886-01-31
su xopK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JANUARY 81 @-TWELvE fAa

Mt each house, but omission tickets bought at one
box-oce may be used at any one or the three inca
tres. Here is an excellent opportunity for the
nleasure-lovng public to obtain much amusement
and help on q most worthy charity at the same
time.
Gloom will be cast over young men about town
who earn living by the sweat oil their WITS rs
they read the bill which Assemblyman Graft mas
lust introduced in the Legislature. Inc Dill pro-
poses to amend the Penal Code 30 rs to make aD a-
tempt to defraud a boardine~hOuse keeper mis-
demeanor.
When the President suspends Garland ana
Lamar it will not bc necessary for the Senate 10
ask for the papers in the case.
Mr.. James G. Blaine has much popularity. No man nan
could have brought larger amount OF aOh!y any On
perience the Presidency OF the United states-lNe"
York World
And he is just popular just rs able, ana just as
experienced as he ever was while in the matter OF
pluck aud cheerful content with his lot in life nc
is without a peer When things go wrong, his
courage and spirit rise to meet the occasion. When
they 20 rig IT, he smoihers his elation in philosophy
lie is really a wonderful man. and occupies big
corner in the admiration and regard of millions OF
his fellOw-ctizens.
1t is a good thing for honest men and bad thing
for rogues but as sure as sunrise, fraud will out
Tie resolution which is pending in the Assembly
authorizing the Governor to appoint " an Arbor
Day" that is, day for general tree planting
throughout Ncw-YOrk ought to pass Such day
ha, figured ID the calendar Of several Of the states
for a number of years and has been attended with
good results 1t secures trees for the highways
ntL Lpr sp IA
a general diffusion of knowledge in regard to trees;
it helps to nourish public sentiment which shall
come between the wOOdman and bis axe when he IS
bent on telling tree which ought 10 stand, and 1t
gives people an additional holiday The resolution
names March % as Arbor Day. The date is too
early. Give the frost a chance TO ct well out OF
the ground. April - would be better.
According to The Ner-O -OrIeans PicayVne Mr.. Hill
is mentioned with more respect than any Governor
Of Ncw-Yorl since lIIdcn. We gather from this
that Governor Hill is given to talking in his sleep
TEE TRIBUNE has received communication from
The Bard of Shanty Hill which confront5 pressure
on our columns. We cannot reduce the pressure,
so relying npDn TIE good nature of the B. of s. H..
who we are sure is as amiabe as she is gifted, we
gently divert her verses from publication and feed
them to the OF ce cat, whose taste Is catholic and
whose digestion is IN prime condition. While the
eat banqucts will the b. OF 5. II. allow us to oler
her a single SUGGESTION We observe that IN the
poen under consideration sle rashy rhymes
statesmen with nation Now of course genius
benga law unto herself she has right to do so If
she wants t, and cannot be restrained by an uunc-
tion or other court process. But a Bard who
aspires to be elected National Bard Of the United
states ought to have rsect to the ears OF the
masses. And the ears of the masses decide on the
first ballot that the relation OF "natlon' to
statesmen although intimate is not one of rhyme.
4 few years ago an Arizona Bard published po III
in which he made hendi,h attempt tO rhyme
"Napolcon" with onion The camp killed him
with great cOrdlalty.