New-York tribune., 1886-02-22


i,tor,-ono IN this arbitrary wav and inform Mr.
Garland that he can neither give away nor sell his
stock without their cOnsentG The original coipor-
ators seem TO be completely within the power VI 'no
man who gave them their stock.
Mr. Gladstone is the mystery man of Engllsh poll
tics
The nublic interest in Pie since that crusy
bivalve obtained firm footing tn the " hlte HOUSE
has been decidedly on the increase Inc b"D"'o
Couyier. President Cleveand's home organ, devotes
leader to Pie, writing of it in terms OF SURPRISING
elo0uence and insisting that the social reco9ntloh
il has received at the hands of this Administration
is no more than its due brilliant career awaits
the American Pie provided it vigorously insists tnat
its lower crust shall merit the plaudit' well DONE
Mr.. Parnell holding the fate of the Liberal Minis
try in fine hollow of his hand has mercifuly given
if n month in which to find out the particular rock
where it prefers to be wrecked
Pryor VS. Pryor-Report confirmed and Judgment OF
divorce grated IL having been lntnatea 70 NE cnai
tho partes here attorney and the reeree, arc a.
cored people probably far M the attorney ana re
cree cOnccrner) beginners IN new neuo on inou
desire express my satisfaction aI Tue very @
Bile manner iD which the proceedings have been con-
Quoted ana the papers prepared ana Cpf TSambers
Court Justice Barrett at Supreme COURT Ohshpei'
legal work by colored attorneys is only one OF
many present indications that members OF that
race are developing qualities of fitness Tor the per
fornance of the highest kinds OF professional
work As school and college instructors many Vi
them have been most successful lheir puipi'
oratory has shown remarkable Improvement ia 'ne
last ten years several of their newspapers anu
other periodical g are edited with ablllty ana are
exertIng an educational influence among the col
ored people. And in law, too, as Justice barretts
memorandum indicates, the diligence care lhuus-
try and pcrscyerance of several negro dlsclpeS vi
Blackstone are bearing frnt that deserves praise
and they are winning success with all the uis-
couragng features of the negro question Ill Ailier
lea. there are also many hopeful signs
since a TRIBUNE reporter has made the discovery
that Ben. Buffers mental food III New-lorK aV
NIGHT consists of the Bible and The EreRl@g f0'''
many of the bold uenerdrs erratc public actlons
are accounted for These are the two extremes
As he reads one we have no doubt he feels ike
becoming SAINT. As he pcruses the other he COM
mits himself to such miserable tasks as lnNehtlh8
uulbbles for Pan-Eiectrc statesmen.
The condemnation of Sir Charles Dixie by the
creat mas, OF pl bic opinion shows that wholesome
morality s stll 1t the bottom OF kngsh character
There may be bal spots on the surface Oh the ap-
pie. but the core is sound.
The threats of the Dominion authorities to repel
the invasion of ther waters by Yankee fishermen
will not cause any alarm on the New-EhsIahu
coast American fishermen ask for no privileges TO
which they are not entitled under the Treaty oi
lis. If they are deprived OF any rights, which by
treaty belong to them the Secretary OF the Navy
onrht TO act promptly and send one or two vessels
reuu.red in dealing with the fisheries question; !;
not ttmldity aud a spirit of compromise.
"If." Alderman De Lacy remarked in the safe
sccluslon OF Lakewood. -" If no one squeas.' That
little word u is rarely more surcharged with mean
ing than IN this instance.
The sergoant-at-arms y no had the privilege OF
witnessing Keenan, DE Lacy and Mooney engaged
IN rehearslng war stories around the Lakewood
campfire says that Keenan, seemed 10 nave some
trouble with his feet. Inere Is a pretty general
belle, in this town that It's noG trouble with his
feet that is weighing on Keenan's mind. Ii may
be ms conscience.
II il reported that Secretary Endicott has fierce
dog which has 20 be called OH At times to allow
visitors to enter his house. All. If Garland had only
owned such dog. and II tho beast had only been
unclaimed and unmuzZled and hadn't been called
OH the day that Rogers OF ParthcnUn Heights called
with that Pan Electric stock! say what you will. a
dog is very handy animal to have around
sometimes.
Fttu. Brutel The Brooklyn Eagle says that Mr..
C,oyeland's message contained a seImoncal and
sonorous dIsduisItlOn ON the banetulness of party
spirit" and that the President has tedious ana
fatal fondness for pleasing has ear and senti-
mentality. which leads hlm to the writing OF many
confessional or hortatory homIlies that emoarraSs
commou-senso administration of public duties"
lhls Is positively cruel. Sermonlca,' sonor-
ousv "hortatory" " homllles." Is quite too mucn
for one day The rdgle ought TO administer It's re-
proofs IN smaller doses. Mr. Cleveland Is badly In
need of advice, no doubt; but don't oyerdo the
matter.
AT the banquet of the Michigan Club Senator
Logan is to respond to the toast, fair ballot aud
n fair count No Republican can speak his mind
ON either head of this toast without cruelty hurt
ing the feelings of the southern wing OF the Demo
cratic party.
The Vorce asserts that The TRIBUNE has per
sistcntly and egregiously msrepresented the facts
in regard to prohi ibitlon" The VOice ostensbly
temperance paper but the violation of the ninth
commandment which we have quoted convlcts 1t OF
the worst sort OF ntemperance. lmm0derate drink
ing is eporabe thing but it is not as deplorable
rs lmmoderate lying.
"Mr Garland" remarks The Mail and Express
has stuck to his office and held his stock for five
months after The TEDUNE disclosures and Mr.
Cleveland holds on to Mr.. Garland" Yes, and
that is the reason that public confidence declines TO
hold on to this Administration.
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PkRSONAL.
James Russell Lowell. Oliver Wendell Holmes and
Julia Ward Howo will read selections from their own
works at an entertainment presently TO DO held In Bos
ton for the benefit OF the kindergarten for the Blind
ouoon Victoria has ordered that Buokngh Palace