New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12

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aTbe law Of the union is not yet superior to
The law of the land" This pungent sentence,
uttered by Justice Barrett in charging jury
Yesterday, is one that every member OF labor
organization should take to heart.
Tammany Hall does not often hold larger
gathering than assembled last night to do honor
10 its dead chieftaiU. 1t was fitting that In the
Mace where his leadership had so often been
displayed words in praise of John kelys n any
excellent qualities should be spoken. The trib-
utes were deserved, and if ever exaggeration is
pardonable 1t is upon an occasion like this.
Not all that was said by the speakers, perhaps. is
fully justified by the facts but Mr.. kelly's
sterling honesty and integrity and his sturdy
pIinciples-rare among politicians of his class
coaa not we'll be Overpraised. Tammany may
well mourn. 1t will be long before it has an
other leader like the one it has Just lost.
this year; but the two clubs from this city are
making particularly bad record. The Metro
Dotans are at the bottom of the list of Aneri-
can Association clubs and the New-York nine
has covered itself with disgrace during the last
Two days in Boston. The defeats which this
nine suffered in the West were bad enough, bat
Its humiliation in the East is overwhelming. 1t
= early in the season yet, however and our
home players will have ample time to redeem
Themselves. They shorld not put it off too
long. Another unexpected incident of yester
days games was the defeat of the strong Chicago
nine by the men from Kansas City,
Jcffer> oman simplicity is not the order of tho
day in Albapy-w hatever it may be In Wash
ingtop. Magnificent is hardly too strong an adj
jective TO describe what the renovated Execu-
tive Mansion at the State capital is to he when
completed. The plans have just been finished
and have received the cordial approval of
Governor HILL. The sum of 500, 900 is to be
lad out upon the house and grounds and furn
ture worth $4,000 will be put in. One item
IL the list OF changes and improvements will
strike awe to the heart Of many plain, old
fashioned Democrat. The sleeping apartment
of the Governor is to be a gorgeous chamber,
twenty feet by twentyeight feet six inches in
size, besides an alcove in the tower. AT pies
ent the occupant of the mansion has to be
tent with bedroom only fifteen by eighteen.
THE TRIBUNE lays before its readers to-day
in special cable dispatch, the full text of Mr.
rarnclfs reply to Lord Carnarvons statement
regarding tie interview mentioned by Mr.. Par
nell in his speech on Monday night Naturally
o question of veracity is raised between the
two. Mr.. Parnell emphat.cally denies that the
interview was sought by him, and says that the
Earl first proposed that they should meet at the
house of stranger to the Irish leader. lie also
denies that any prel ninary conditions were laid
down by Lord Carnarvou, who. however, said
that no treaty or bargain was to be made. Mr..
Parncll looked on the Lord Lieutenant as
speaking in his official capacity, and was graft
fed to find that they were in substantial agree
ment Oh the plan for Dublin Parliament.