New-York tribune., 1886-11-10

! anyhow. AMI ne mas tnc cOISO htlDn VI hio"hh5
that he is brother to the Governor.
Mr. K. 7. Flower says that all opposition to
putting tie wires Underground has been swept
away" But they don't go underground all the
same.
The Constitutional Convention should be a
ar..o reprcs NATIVE body contain n all the respect
able elements of our citizens selected by The
most direct means Of communication with the pco-
! pie.
al Boss McIaughns new Brooklyn organ says
that = V. White will take his seat" Tho
infant is too precocious II Mr.. White has re-
ceived an undoubted plurality OF the votes cast
and nothing unfair in connection with the election
can be shown it is safe to assert that Mr. White
will take his seat.
The elections were q week ago yesterday but IN
several States Legislatures are suli In DOUBT
AMI the majoritics OF candidates for Governor
and COnyress a matter of conjecture let
people abused THg TRIBUNE in 1884 for In
sistng upon an official count before giving up the
feht when ON election of President an change
of Administration depended upon thousand votes
Rendered frcnzied at the realization afforded
by the late eccti, Ms that Mr. Cleveland is de
crpasing Iolitical factor, The Evening PoSt
makes desperate attempt to revictual the Cleve-
| lanl boom for 8os out Of the Harvard Centennial
Because on q non-political occasion the PRESIDENT
WAS received with cordality "The Post would
! fain believe that he "vndicated that Ills
views ON the tariff had been universally ado ted
that his retention Of Garland was justified, and
that he was as good renominated by acclama-
I ton without the formality OF ballot This is
as amusing in it's way rs The Posts7 previous
I atp Mr
by pointing with pride TO the Circumstance that
Democratic conventions went to the eNtIavasant
length Of putting planlls in their platforms com
| plimcnting Democratic President
Dear Morrison: There's the Austrian mission,
you know.
Gettiny along at this rate, il will take the
Democracy at least until Christmas to find out
what struck it.
Here in free America we don't need to establish
a state Of siege when we ina'guratc Mayor or
even President and the reason is that the people
all have u vote and all voice in choosing their
rulers.
Now we all know what it that kept Theo
dore Roosevet's spirits up so charmingly in spite
of defeat Marriage is great Institution. IL Is
consohng, inspiring and improving. Tho great
IL
Poor Mr. Lowell He has had unpleasant ex-
rericnces with the newspapers OF late-0r fanclcs
that he has had them-and he ought TO be dealt
with tenderly. But here is "1he Evening Post
tallin, the gloss of his graceful tribute to Presi-
dent Clevelan by ins nuating that like President
Eliot, he is Mugwmnp.
The burning Of q farmers house near Marlboro,
Mass. by a tramp to whom he had refused a
nights lodging is another warning to the author
tiles OF country towns that they must take sharp
measures for the repression OF vagrants this win
ter The tr5mps rascalties are not confined to
arson Most Of the cases of outrage which occur
I'm country communities are TO be laid at the door
of these beasty itinerints They should be ar
rested on sight The Penal Code has clause
especially devoted to vagIancy.
II IL would not in the words Of tho President,
be considered malicious sander invented for the
purpose Of undermining the peoples trust and
confidence in the administration Of their Govern
ment the public would like 10 know whether OF
not Postmaster General Villas and Assistant Attor-
neytiencIal Bryant are to be suspended for making
81 eeches in the recent such pernicious
activity was tho ostensibe reason for the suspcn-
sion OF two min)r officials, of whom was
Republican. The PostmasterGenera does not deny
that he sought in public speech to influence the
result in Wisconsin. 1t is the "soeNn duty
of tie President TO maintain respect for his office
by visiting Judgment alike on the high and low
officials
Mr. MARITIME appears to have got started again
We trust he viii keep going until justice is fully
satisfied.
Mr.. Cleveland should learn from his experience
with Gideon j. Tucker that the George leaders
are not the sort of flies tLat 10 be caught by
niolass-s.
Nominay the Republican party is ths nominated
Abraham Lincoln bIt ~ Ike the knie at had had
blade and a new handis-tGa!veston News.
True enough, so it is. II presents new policies
10 meet ISSUES. 1t en- be n party of
the past Its front Is ever 10 the future, and its
march is forward and onward
Mr.. Lowelrs Latin quotations applied TO the
Presidents fiimness and sincerity would have had
a better rim il the President had not condoned
tire Pan Electric scandal. identified his Admins
tation with it, and kept Mr. Garland where he is.
Lihuor saloons open at all hours Of the
ght at tie Brooxly entrance OF the Bli dge, but
there is no waiting room wheIo people who do
not patIunze pubic bars can remain in comfort
Ioteced from tho piel Gin, river brcezes until the
stretcars come up from the ferry. For ladies TO
turning ut ni-ht from New York places of amuse-
mcnL tho discomfort is intocIable. The city
railroad corporation has space enough under It's
control to provide q suitable and commodious