New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE 1883 TEN PAt

| commend them to the careful attention OF Dem
ocratic editors who just now are engaged In ex-
| planning to their readers what is the meaning OF
| the tariff plank of the Republican National plat
| form
The ~summcr school, idea which has been
successfully developed in many directions IN
| America has crossed the ocean and gained q
| place in that most conservative OF institutions,
! Oxford. The announcement is made that oil per-
sons interested in education, or anxious 10 pursue
systematic study at home are invited 10 reside
at Oxford during the first ten days OF next
month. They will there have the privilege Oh
hearing some sixty lectures on history literature
science, and political and social economy de-
! ivered by eminent authorities, among wnom are
to be Mr. Hubert Herkomcr, Mr.. Thorold Rogers
| Mr. Frederic Harrison Mr. Arthur Sidgwlck, MT.
Churton Collins, Dr. Brkbeck Hill, Dr. Burden
| Sanderson, and the Bishop OF Ripon. Ihere VIII
also be ample provision for bodily recreation IN
| boating, tennis cricket, etc. Arrangements nave
been made by the committee for boarding anu
lodging the students and it is said that the total
cost of the ten days term will not exceed s25
| This is indeed q step toward popularlzing higher
culture and extending the reign Of sweetness and
light and England is to be congratulated on so
promptly adopting an excellent American lnstitu-
| ton.
President Clevelands pension vetoes, according
| to THE Syracuse Courier meet with the APP
prevail of the self-respecting soldiers OF the
country" OF course. First class in Democracy,
stand up What's n sef-Iespecting soldier? lie S
q soldier that sneezes when Cleveland takes snuh.
| Correct And what's a soldier who is not SELL
respecting? He's soldier who doesn't sneeze
| according to that rule Correct again.
The doctors quarrel has broken out again
in Germany. One thing cannot be de-
MED by the most critical or the
medical English-haters in Berlin. Dr. Mackenzie
earned the biggest fee charged even by a
specialist" lie prolonged his PATIENTS llfe
prevented regency enabled the Queens daughter
to become an Empress and batficd Prince Bismarck
1t is understood that ex-Mayor Grace will not
undertake to get up a Citizens Movement in
his behalf this year That is a wise decision
The people of this town know exactly how to es-
innate such enterprises They know how the gas
house district and the ex-Mayors undergrad in
| Hunters Point have been drawn on in order to
| give the appearance Of great popular uprising
The game is played out Mr.. Grace does well to
| give his ambition rest for three years longer a
campaign of "subtlcty cunning and COLLISION
would certainly not be regarded with favor Just
now.
"Chambers's Journal in an article on Sudden
Losses of Memory" refers to the fact that the
great French preacher MassillOn once stopped in
the middle of a sermon because he forgot what
came next. well-known public character IN
this country is similarly afflicted Four years
ago he solemnly pronounced against the eligibility
of the President for reelection. Now. having
entirely forgotten that circumstance he is running
| for reelection.