New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-24

..,o-v ua,s ma cf sevsra men who have been drives
out Of Ohio by bad management In public snars An
other one whom Ihave IN mind Is Mr.. Howe, VINO waa
for years superintendent of the Ohio Reform Farm
and now presdes over similar Stae insttnslon IN oon
nectieut Dr. Scott was professor In the Ohio State
University and State Farm at Columbus He IFS rpo
classical scholar Young vigorous, active wide.
man and rose to the presidency OF the University he
delivered series of lectures TO tbe students In wncp
man at which 4 cry arose that he was Communist
There was Star Chamber session OF the Wustees ano
woud have been glad to recall hu But 1t was TOO late
as he had made other engagements
Phillips Academy which called Dr. Scott to its man
aseent has probably trained more boys Tor entrance
into college than any similar institution on this sac Oh
the water The Doctor told that 5000 lads nave gone
from its halls to enter the colleges of the East IL mas
English traditions, through the sympathies OIL Hs
founder, John Phillips, who was Tory. He was
merohant OF Andover Mr.. Phillips bad been
student of theology bu. took up the yssasak ny
lowed by him. and Princeton College received nsnasome
contributions from his wealth Phi ! Aea Nsids a.
third of his estate at DEATH and be founded the Exeter
Academy with an endowment St 40 3phns dea
in i7o5 the rich men of TO- day might blush before the
example set them by this pioneer In America.
But all this ia aside from DR. Scott He Is snort
thickset sandy haired, g-necked man. Ills race 10
round and bis head like bullet. infer from his contest
t columbus that it "a also as hard. He has sandy
mustacbe which refuses to be confined within conven-
tona bounds His manner is that Of big boy running
over with honest animal spirits Win saeI ~, b d
Is just the kind OF man 10 WIN the eonnnenoms ~ h ,'
mails and manage them as loyal wOrshppefs ana sud-
ects rathor than By the despotism that TOO oiten
prevails IN such SCHOOLS
Smith NJ. Weed told yesterday that MT. Tilden's
reason remaining at Greystone Is that ne eanno'
stand the rough riding over ciIy paVemeh's.
The problems OF discomfort among tho masses tne con-
stanty increasing dangerous element IN large ctes anu
the necessity for the protection of property against
mobs are receiving much attention through the Wes'.
Colonel F. Picard OF Columbus, the young and gaiians
commander OF the 18th Regiment OF Ohio Guards whioh
stood the brunt OF tho fearful Cincinnati riots told mo
Yesterday that every regiment in that State about TO
be armed with Calling gun ana thirty spencer r'os
shot guns support TO the Calling battery coiohei
Picard said: My conclusions from experience at en-
cinnati that the militia should never DC called oat
until last Is necessary Whom once called out
martial law should proclaimed AMI the entire control
Of affairs placed In charge OF the soldiers AZ CINCINNATI
We were under Sheriff and subject to his orders.
dozen times while we were c9oped up iT TIC court
urged him to let take three companies ana cear Tue
market space where the people We're congresaea s
I'D OF curious people, WHO came I'd see what was Roh3
on II had asprnkng OF oai en anu @ ear nscs
from which the crowd could make observations. lney
had driven OUT into side Streets tue people woua
have gone home, except the vicious, anu We would nave
had no oompuncons about hrlng on tne' As M S ws
bern numbering innocent persons"
Iasked Colonel Pcarc lie paled further trouble
In Cincinnati and he said: The riot germ existsn all
the large cities 1t growing and 1t Is only question
OF time when it will burst out 1t may be political dis
senson or 1t may be other that will give 1t start
But It is sure to The lack Of tue mob element 10
leadership and the safety OF society lies In Organization
They had leader OF e nights OF the riot At Ciacn-
nati. He was q big fellow with red nag. They
but when he was dror ped By bullet thoy fell back. Ny
regiment suffered severely We had over twenty nso
men wounded. Ny great difficulty was 10 keep the men
cool and to prevent them from firing ndscrmlnatey on
the crowd. 1t Is test on men to see their COM
rades dropping around them and not to be aiiowodt'
return the hTe."
In the progress OF the organization OF the new Tariff
Leaguethe discovery has been made so am ted, thar
there is sentiment throughout the soath for tho
REORGANIZATION % the old WING party Numbers OF letters
have been received from prominent ana Influential men
throughout the South who say that they are In favor OF
protective tariff and deem 1t OF vital importance to tho
South especially that this should be the policy OF the
Government but they say that the policy OF proteeton
is impossible get any open courtenante for 1t In the
south, without bringing II forward under the banner OF
organization The social ostracs;n that awaits any
man who is a Republican In the South. they say. Will
eeetua prevent any number from entering lnto tI
to be educational only.
An barber with the oquscty OF his trade said
The young chaps who come here with bare faces
three four and Ave limos week. TO be shaved so that
their Minister'S will grow faster arc foolish young men,
the popular notion. which BARRIERS have no interest
In dispelng that tho oitener maa Is shared the faster
his whiskers will grow II Is that which brings the
youus into The barber shop when thoY
have only the meres bit OF down on tleir faces. A
matter Of TACT the hair wonld out Just as rapidly
and just thickly II they did not shave at all sharinS
makes stubby and harsh. which Is the thing 10
avoid. However IL Is our business TO shave, and we
seldom emil shten any ono point Ike this.
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