New-York tribune., 1886-05-28

| from this Congress. Producers nave put one
remedy to elect members of different sort in
districts now represented by Democrats at the
elections this fall.
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IT cost the city about $1,000 to prove Jaehnes
rascalIty. If it becomes necessary to arrest that
odorous Board all over again two or three times
and try each member for all his bribeS. the Alder
men of Ssh will prove as expensive as a new aqne-
duct. What pity the brbcs they received can't
be seized TO pay the cost OF convictng them!
Talk is the only thing that free trade cheapens
1t seems that Americans must secure information
AS to what their State Department is doing with re-
gard to the fisheries dispute by way of England.
1he Londoa Times lets ont the secret means Of
felicitatng its country The tact that both par
ties have appealed to England it says, is high
compliment TO onr mpartlaty." We did not know
over on tins side that the negotiations which Mr.
Bayard SAYS ii will not he dignlficd to disclose
were in the nature of anappeal TO England when
the American fishermen were urging him year
ago to consider the melacing attitude Of Canada,
he proceeded to c0nfdc himself to the British Mn
ster and the pr sent situation Is the result OF that
ingenious kind of stafecraft, Mr.. Bayard's notion
| of the way to conduct affairs oI state when they
become tangled and strained is to ask the other
party in dispute to name Its terms.
AS we predicted, the report that Gen, raj Miles
had set a price upon the heads of the hostile
| Apaches turns out to he false We had thought
that ortyeight ours might pass before the contra
diction caught with the report, but the contrma-
ton of the prediction W hich made yesterday
appears this morning.
"The worst River ard IIarbor bill ever pre-
sented," competent judge calls the bill recently
sent to the Senate by the House. Was there ever
reason TO expect anything else from Democratic
House. after the election OF Democratic Pres-
dent 7 Consider how many debts are to be paid.
and how slow the President is in paying. Creek
| extensions went very far before. in the greed of
members to please influential constituents But a
"reform party. when it gets into power is very
apt to make its friends sick.
Editor Purcell and Perpetual Candidate Flower
are the latest Of Governor HIPS aDpoIntees. One
by one the far-secIng David gathers them IN, and
with them ornaments his Initiating boom.
People who love the deadly parallel when it
is not aimed at themselves. may find it more profit
able than pleasing to contrast the course of New
jersey Republicans with that of President Cleve-
land The meeting of Republicans in New-Jersey
on Wednesday gave expression to the earnest
sympathy of tLat party with every reasonable ana
practical effort to remove or abate the evils OF the
saloon traffic. But President Cleveland was called
to account the same day for appointing III Iowa
slngularly large number of law breakers namely
saloon keepers who had broken the State law
against lquor-sclng. few such appointments
might he attributed to inadvertcnce. but it seems
as If President Cleveland. in his strong sympathy
with the liquor-sclers, had determined to manifest
hat of fpmD cp LEGISLATION
men of that SOFT Democratic martyrs who ought
to be re Garded.
The New-York correspondent of The Galveston
Nfcs writes tn his paper this extraordinary item of
news: The manager of a Sunday school book pub
fishing concern tells me that circulating library
book is TO be made or the life of Da7id B. Hill"
We call the attention Of John f. Smyth to this inter
esting statement Mr.. Smyth used to talk in vigor-
Gus terms of the effect of sunday -schoollsm IN poll
tics Mr.. Hill would seem to have concluded to
work the Sunday school racket.
II the Canucks want to retaliate by Selling
thing American let them seize Moloney.
Legislation will never the evil of bad men in
Office nor any other social wrong thar proceeds
from the carclessncss and indifference of the
voters
The discovery of another great deposit of silver in
Ncw-Mexco if II proves to be rich is reported,
may be OF financial Importance. 1t Is located in
that very part OF New-Mcxlco III which, according
to scientific forecasts dating from the time of num
boldt, 1t has been thought there is
expect richer deposits of silver than where else
Oh the continent. 1t does follow that the find
now reported Is OF value, but if the long sought
great deposit has indeed been uncovered an addition
of silver to the worlds supply not nnlike that
which followed the discovery of the COmstOck
Lode may powerfully affect the financial and in
dustral future of many nations.
The silly Nsic York IuntS which has yet got
being kicked by the press the country when 1t
got caught Its Bell telephone charges is now trying
tion Jachne IN Its hrst edition. while TIE TRIBUNE
did not. OF course Fagin lies here, no always lies
Whenever he Is and present he is all
Not single one OF the Newly ork sunday morning pa
pers going out the fast tho New-York Cen
trail Railroad the morning In question had the
OF Jaehnes conviction, and the State press has been In
Mysteries OF degat over II ever THE TRBCSE's
second edition. IKE tho second edition OF every other
per In tho city, contained tho nova TIE TaIBusE 5
circulation. however, beng double that OF The Times
1t 10 quito possible that somo OF tho moro oiamor
newsdelers the city sad TO 10 supplied with the