New-York tribune., 1886-05-06


= COLLEGE Preacher" come from distance Tor his
term of service as from this city. for instance 70
will naturally reside mt Cambridge for MS perioo
of service. 10 will bring to that service MS o""
experience his own methods, his own Iriehushv'
and cnthus,asms When he goes, another' MS
peer. but not bis duplicate. will take up the auy
In his own way, and thus from month 10 MONTH
the college will havc the ADVANTAGE OF ircsh
administration in a department. which, more 'han
opv other. should never fall into routine or
function. As these College Preachers viii DO
selected from different comnunions, with the
simple wish to find clcrgymen whose work may
be nseful, tho hackncyed cry of sectarian prefer
cnce may be now forgotten, and each great COM
mun,on will have its own chance to show what IL
con hest do IN the religious training of young men.
Onr beadless contemporary, The Eren'ng Posf,
has characteristic way every now anu thch vi
making most egregious laughng-stock OF Hsen'
T,o nrofound manner in which it makes state
monts of fact. the very opposite OF which are no
toriouslv known to be true, is Infinitely amusing
oven TO the most supericially informed reauer'
Everybody knows, Of course, who read INC he"s-
popers that in the hearing before the Governor on
the Arcade Railway bill on April 20, Mr. Smith
read out list of persons Interested IN the e"'ci
prise The list was printed In every morning news
naner Yesterday THE TRIBUNE, informed that
Governor Hill intended to sign the bill, thought
that history of this great scheme would entertain
ts readers. In presenting the history we incident
oIIv rcprinted the list of names. And this Is the
effect it produced on The Post:
Tur TprpryE furnishes such a r0se-colored view OF
rho nrospects of the Arcade Railway Company tnat we
are are rn1uc IL reading notice This view Is sustained
by the fact that THE TRIBUNE has been furnished wt
shs beine the rst publication that has been made OF
their names.
Among the names of the rioters arrested tues
dav in Chicago there is not the name OF single
nerson of American birth They are oil foreign
anarchists Justice should deal with them speedily
and sternly.
Mr. Tappan of Onondaga, who would appear 10
he something of humOrist, thinks the best way
70 solve the Capitol problem is to abandon the
Albanv structure and begin the erection OF Capi-
tol warranted TO cost only few million dollars at
| Svrocnsc The Editor of The hinqssOn Freeman, on
tbe other hand suggests that if fl 100000 be sent
| IN Kingston the State Will in less than three
vears behold n structure situated upon one OF our
most attractive heights that will be gn archltect
ural ornament to this great Commonwealth
visible from five sister States, and 80 comnodlous'
comfortable and luxurious that other States taxing
If for n model. will begin new Capitols at once
without intending to injure Syracuse's prospects
we are compelled to say that there is something
very winning in this Kingston proposition. IL Is
obvious that Capitol that can be seen from hVe
sister States is dirt cheap at 81, 100000
|
The letter printed in Tuesdays TRIBUNE, saying
that if young men will make themselves known
they will receive all the recognition they desire al
the primaries tomorrow. has the true ring. Let
tbe Young men come out. The Republican party
in thus city necds all it can get. The more the bet