New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

Annarently If il time for the Senate 10 investigate
tba onetion whether the Official record Of Congress
in trustworthy. Another mistake" so-called,
turns up in the House. at which nobody 10 sur
prised. nor doe ANYBODY expect any longer that
Speaker Carlisle will take measures to have the
record made honest and faithful But here comes
IN. CONGREGATIONAL Record of July 25 which states.
pare 1860. that Senator Butler moved to strike
ont he entire clause providing for small silver notes
from the Sundry Civil bill. and the motion was
agreed tor But correspondents telegraph from
WasbipRtou that nevertheless the motion was not
agreed TO- and the clause remains in the bill 90 1t
VIVA finally passed by the Senate 1t would seem 10
ba In order for the Senate To ascertain whether the
record In that body is to be manufactured to please
cnrtain members 40 the record OF House proceed
inq, appears 20 be- II there is a screw loose in the
printing Office so that the reports OF neither House
can be got correctly printed. possibly the Senate
can bring some remedy to bear.
GHere in Albany plotted ShanahAn and Cleve-
land TO employ 500 extra men on the canal in
1884, This grave indictment Ut high Democratic
public officials THE TRIBUNE lately transferred 70
its columns as originating With JAe AIbdny Itmes'
IL ehould. however have been credited to The
Watertocn Times. which made use of the words in
the oourse of An article on Historic Albany"
Wa NAV casualiy add that our Watertown contem-
norary repeatedly made the Same charge during the
campaign Of 1884, and that when we went to
press this morning the charge had not yet been
Withdrawn.
Secretary Endicott has at last broken silence on
the 6sberies question. As tho representative Of
New.England In the Cabinet IL has been coosid-
ered unaccountable that hs should have allowed
the Administration to adopt policy hostile 10 the
Aab,nQ interests Of whose needs and wrongs he
must be oognizant "Why has not the Secretary
of War SAID good word for American hshermen"
haa been askod again and again on the New-Eng-
land coast Not one word of protest was heard
from him during the poIiOd OF negotiations and
barraininq with the British Minister. aud the out
rarss 10 which Yankee fishermen have been sub
iected on the Dominion coast have been passed
over In silence by this chosen representative OF
Nev.rnsland. But now he tnds his tongue when
a reporter asks him II thero IL to DO war with
Mexico. Don't you think" be Gays, that 1t
would be rathor ridiculous " make war on Mexico
for the sake of one man when we havo tamely sub
mtted for the last two months to the indigniteS OF
Canada upon hundreds of our oItisensi" That 10
An incisiye question. betokeninR sympathy on the
part Of one member of the Administration with
American citizens whose rights are imperlIedi or
rather IL would seem apprecistive aud kind. II the
reporter did not add that the Secretary spoke iron
tcally. Irony, indeedl We fear the fishing feet
cannot count even upon the Massachusetts, member
of the Cabinet
aTAs Troy Tfmes remarks Of Charles Daniels Of
Buffalo. who has bevn msutlOnod for the Ropubli.
can domination for Judge Of the Court Of AppeHlS,
that thvrv 10 not probably An ADLER or more upright
Judge IN the State" This assurances. Instead Vt
winning Tho Uaos UbS~vw " support hr. Danlsls
simply draws frvm II the observation 30 much
the betses IL will give Al the mose satlSiaution
20 defeat him lDan'slsl With sn able and ups,Ehs
man who Ia Democrat" it looks e. II Ih Observ-
w vas 10 firmly welded 10 ths Idol Familiarity
knevn 40 oiisnsivs pastlsanshlp a. 10 be nnwllhnE