New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-02

Mr. Clcvclanl gave SO % the sufferers from
the Charleston earthquake AMI $500 10 the suffer
cis in the Eemociatic state Committee in anuci
| Iat n of to-day's earthquake The dihern IN
tLose sums is a rccllnt on of what philosophers
call The iithess Of thin-s.
The JaaGica Staaiard the leadins Democratic
ut asrapcr on rural Ions Island, f-ups up that
| Perry Belmont has sIent not less than $4,000
in his CAM ass for CCnpcs. 1t advises Demo
cals who aslhe to political Office TO study
these figures, AMI in the interest of
their own futures To work against Bel
mc mt. The cxpon iitmc OF such q sum cannot BE-
honc'', and its dcbauching eject on politics Is
fearful If the Republicans of the district do their
| duty Belmont must be belten.
| "All is not gold that gliitcTJT in the pathway
Of Posmast2r-tenola yilas's scheme for scnline
the mails to foreign ports on anything than
American STEAMSHIPS. The AeNan re american
Line had offered to carry Tie mails to Mexico on
its steamers one OF which sailed on Thursday
but tie Postmaster General adj, ertised that the
important mails for PIOgrcsso would be sent on
that day on the British tamp Joutmer IhOlnhll
But that steamer did not arrive here till late on
Wednesday and could not get away on Thursday
Then the advertisement CHANGED 50 that
business men and Others having interests in Mex
leo were informed that the 1hOlnhin would sail
on Saturday with the mails for ProsIesso. But
Saturday afternoon came AMI the 1hornhll was
not yet ready to sail, AMI the advertisement was
again chan ,e1 10 read that the Jhornhill would
"saiI on Mon lay at D. m. with the mails for
Plogress0 This is the sort of reform that Is
being carried out by the present Administration
Hans Bcatte is a BRIGHT young man, and his
speedy recovery is desired most earnestly by the
public
If Mr. Gle c'anl is rs AIMED to 20 to Buffalo to
vote he might take hint from the adroit Colonel
amont onl 20 there to do little shopping ioI
his wife"
Granville T. HAYES has deserved well of al up
RIGHT citizens His career has been one OF lofty
aims and cieGitabe achievement There ought to
be no doubt of hia election to succeed judge Van
Worst in the Superior Court. +. III. Dugro is faI
inferior to Mr. Halves in every desirable quality
Tho most marked feature of the only great
Democratic mas meeting in Brooklyn in the cam |
paen now closed the atsCncc of every one |
of the prominent speakers who had been nn)unceo
in advance 5. ). Cox, Homer \. Nes n, Charles |
II. Winfield and Daniel y. Lockwood On the |
programme, but not enc of them was there. Ger |
tainly no Republican campaign MANAGERS ever |
got an audience together On false rretences like |
these. These men may have been invited but they |
showed excellent Sense in refusin; to bolster up |
ticket led by Distrct-Attorney Ridgway on a |
moral issue that seta al law misunderstanding peo-
pie to supporting Lis opponent
If the worst comes TO worst, there is some |
consolation in knowing that George will not put |
the city in his pockets ami abscond with it.
De-, ,fvf
nominating Mr. Blaine that Democrats critcse him-IGa-
weston News.
Then you might better stop wasting so much |
good ammunition him. What's the Use in |
firing a thousand batteries at him e' cry day if |
you think he is a dead man?
John G. OConnor, IF, the Republican candi-
date for President of the Board of Aldermen, an
Lewis 5. Goebe. hepub lean candidate for Regis
ter, both deserve the popularity which they enjoy.
Their public service has been honorable and use
full. They should be elected
The sloop yacht Atlantic, which will be pld at
auction on Thursday, is a fine boat even if she did
not ca,ture the Americas cup.
No Republican in the Hid Congressional Dis
trict find good eason for not supportin-
S. V. White. A few Mugwumrs and Free Traders
are, however. worllin: against him. Their alleged
reason for don, Isl that he does not live in the
district. They seem to overlook the fact thai
Mr. Chittenden srved this district well for mole
than one term, although not resilient Of it, The
real ground of o lstion to Alr White is that lie
is Jealous, pIotecti mist AMI an nest sup
porter Of Mr.. Blaine. No deny his ability
public spirit know edge Of AMI affairs.
sturdy devotion To Republican principles. His
opponent is making no. eleSs fight. The ony
question in the Hid District is to the size OF
Mr.. Whites majority Let every true Republican
in the district do his TART toward making it a
large one
The quictest candidate of all is Judge Daniels.
lie does not for the Office. The Office must
run for him
Voters Of Brooklyn gi General Tracy a chance
to fight the gamblers ring as he fought the wills
key ring when DistlictAttorney for the United
states
Vote for Roosevelt who will make the city gov
ernment clean and efficient
II would be a great joke if there were no Nor |
-ison bill in the next Con ,rcss because there is
40 Morrison there.
No Republican should fail to vote for Edward
Mitchell for Supreme Court Judge. and public
phited Democrats viii do well to support him
he present occupants OF that bench would wei |
ome him fully their equal in every quaica-
ion for the place.
1t will be discrcditable if the Republicans Of
Brooklyn do MT Increase their representation in
he Assembly. Last year ony one Republican
vas sent to the lower House in Albany. This ,
ear there Should be three four at leaS. an /
iere is possibility of dividing the Brooklyn
allegation All The Rcpublian candidates are l
ncn of good stan ing AMI chara@ter AMI voters
annot Justify themseh ga in refusing 70 support I
hem heartily there should be no " ira llng " {
hen the election of United States Senator IL at
take AMI the Democrats are making such dospei+
te efforts To capture the Assembly ,
vote for Hewitt - a vote TO keep all the gangs -