New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-30
DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY DECEMBER SIXTEEN PAGES

was that Of Luther r. Marsh standing up IN Do
half of the Diss Debar and quoting against tho
vast majority of his fellow-men who have not
taken leave of their senses these words OF inspira
ton The carnal mind is cnmity against God
Many newspapers throughout the country con-
tinue to protest against the use OF the name
Dakota by both of the proposed States. There
Is no doubt that II this question could be decided
by aesthetic considerations there would be but
ono Dakota But these parers seem TO lose sight
of the fact that the USE of the name is considered
by the people of the entire Territory as OF
great commercial value. 1t is trademark ior
wheat the world over, and the people OF NORM
Dakota seem to be absolutely tenacious on this
point This being the case, il Is diflicult 10 sec
how they can Justly be denied the name. III IL
were not for this doubt there wouio pc I"
willingness TO accept another title. we see III
West Virginia proposition to change the name
of the State to Kanawha meeting with great
favor and the name of Tacoma has been gener-
allv assigned to Washington Territory for many
vears nc that under which it should enter the
Union
Whom John Keenan, departed for Montreal In
haste few years ago, he insisted that there was
something the matter with his feet" Now he
asserts that important business transactions
require his presence on the st. Lawrence one
statement was probably just about as true as the
other. Truth by the way, wasn't one OF keenan's
strong points.
According to "The Philadelphia Press Tim
Campbell called on the President few days ago
and suggested that the two should form partner
ship for the practice of law. " Ilm,' who was
recently admitted to practice before the Supreme
Court of the United States, expects 20 go into the
claim business, and expresses the opinion tnat the
proposed firm could make big money. IL is under
stood that Mr. Cleveland declined the proposition.
Let not Tim be discouraged. great legal
mind like his needs no partner. Let him 90 IL
alone and monopolize all the profits.
January l will be great day for the saloons
It will be the first time they have inaugurated
a Governor of the State Of New-York.
Robert Grier Monroe has issued an address
in which he tries to brace up the courage OF
the Democratic clubs which took part in the cam.
paicn of this year. 1t is really stirring bit of
post-mortem eloquence Robert evidently is de-
termined to give cheerful turn to the obsequies.
What a man he would be at wake!
Governor Hill has not reappolnted as p mem-
Der of his staff the ingenious Colonel John +.
Gaynor, who said during the late campaign:
would rather have the saloons behind me IN poll
tics than the churches" Evidently the Governor
does not want such an :" enfant terrible IN his
official family One high chair is empty-the
baby's gone.
The people of Marblehead have done two good
things They have resolved to rebuild their town.
That shows their dauntless courage. They have
resolved to discard wood for brick. That shows
that they are as level-headed as they are plucly.
The elements conspife IN vain against such
race. lightning is kind enough never to strike
twice in the same place But fire is not so
thoughtful, seeing that MarbLhead has been twice
burned down. Let US hope that she has at length
graduated from misfortune and that her future
NAV be full to OVERLOOKING with prosperity.
It has cost $1,000 to eject Grady TO the SEN
ale. If the current reports to Grady's thrift
ness are well founded he could afford to pay the
bill himself His salary will be only $780,
but it will be easy for a man Of his economical
habits to save $4,000.