New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

prmordiaI, protoplasmal, atomic globule." We sus-
pect that there isn't much Dragging about old fami-
lies on the part OF gentlemen belonging to tho
social circle In which Kenneday moves person
whose ancestors merely came over in the May
flower may well feel that his lineage Ia OF the mush-
room when confronted by the prmoIdial proto-
plasmaI atomic globule. o, yes The Vede is an un-
commonly fortunate paper
Il ia to be wished that Kenneday had not cast
aspersons on the good name Of Abel Abel for
good many yoars has borne an excelIent reputa-
ton he may be said to have inspired general con-
fdence Owing to circumstances not under his
control he cannot come out in card answering
Keuneday On second thought we are sure it will
occur to- the primordal. protopasmal. atomic
globue that he ought not to have assailed Abel.
That sort Of q globule owes something to himself.
1t is globule that can afford to be generous We
neglected to state that Mr.. Kennoday furnishes
The Vedette his views on the labor question.
If Henry Ward Beecher had not gone counter TO
his lifelong principles by turning Democrat tne
veracity of his son Herbert wond not now be under
consideration by Senate committee. "The sins
of the fathers" etc.
Texas
decidedly interesting point. 1t appears that an in
junction was applied for to restrain the members OF
the Antioch Church, Of Dallas, from shouting,
soreamne AMI yelling at the top Of their voices and
running up and down the floor jumping up and
down on tho same" The atlanta Consultations re-
DO, ,ts that at the hearng of the the testimony
was voluminous" The court in granting the in
junction said
The Constitution guarantees perfect freedom OF con-
sorsSp but tho orsrcs. Of that right must not Interfere
with the rights Of another. man has the right TO en-
tps.ps", o"v n0' bout,ng IN rsous wo1sho may bs
mstor Of conscience hut 10 does not get beyond State
regulations by reason OF that
The nom mbership of the Antioch Church is COM
posed Of colored people. Colored people all over
the South are much given to religious exercises In
which the emotional nature Is allowed full ex-
preston, and ono can we'll imagine that they will
view with alarm and indignation the decision Of
this Texas court. The Constitution says that many
white church members believe that a dangerous
precedent has been established.
The Hudson River day boats have always been
popular Why should we not have day line OF
Sound boatsi One of the Eastern lines has just
put on an extra boat for tho summer, but boz
boats start in the evening. about an hour apart.
Would it not be- wise to change the programme and
start one in tho morningf Thousands OF people
would be attracted by trip through the Sound by
daylight.
The cOnnection-or rather, lack OF connection
between the Bridge and the Brooklyn Elevated
road is extremely clumsy and wholly unsatisfsc-
tory. The covered pathway is available tor people
coming to New-York, but passengers going in the
opposite direction are put to much Inconvenience.
Why are not stairway and bridge built across the
tracks inside the station. so that travellers can
pass from one platform to the otherY Perhaps a
better would be for people going to tho
elevated road to remain in the cars until they are
switched the opposite track, and then aight on
platform built across Sands-st whence the covered
elevated pathway might be easily reached. Some
thing at any rate ought to be done without delay
to remedy this nuisance.
Can such things be and life vet go on calm and
undisturbedf gallant officer of tho militia has
been characterized by a stalwart captain OF pohce
as thing In n white coat" 1t is cause tor aston
ishment that instead of charges being preferred
against the policeman there was not an immediate
avenging of the insult in good red blood.
Even though David A. Wells may not have writ
ten Morrisons latest tariff bill. he probably ex-.
perences some reret at the failure of the measure.
But the great free-traier may console himself. lie
has apparently converted the Connecticut Democ-
racy to his pet idea. Seymour and Mitchell, their
two Congressman stood by Morrison manfully
oven when New-York and Pennsylvania Democrats
refused Join the crusade against American indus
tries Hadn't Mr.. Wells better run for Congress
himself next fall
There is more trouble from directors no do not
direct Two banks in Massachusetts, and an i'm
portant canal company are suffering and hundreds
of innocent individuals have sustained losses
and great embarrassment. because those whose
business il was to watch the affairs of these nsttu
tions and to protect the interest of individuals
failed TO do their duty efficiently. 1t seems proper
TO ask, moreover what is the object of the examl-
nation of banks by Government officials IL is
stated that tho United States Bank Examiner
discovered irregularities in the operat Ons of the
Rockland National Bank some time ago. But upon
representing them to the authorities at Washing
ton. he was advised to delay in the hope that the
ba could he saved from run.' If the principal
function of the Bank Examiner is to conceal
Irregularities until they be concealed no longer.
how does he differ from an ordinary directorf
Ais record is not by any means creditable. He
has gone down to the Seventh Precinct. where he
is likely to get into trouble if he does wrong" said
a Police Comm ssioner after Policeman 4" Crazy
Daabr had been shifted from the Morrsania dis
trict on Wednesday u1on charges OF drunkenness
and threatening to shoot boys whom he disliked.
So if this dangerous member of the police force
murders anybody in the Seventh Precinct he will
get into trouble" But is it wise TO permit such
man to 60 about with club and revolverf