New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17

A glance at our advertising columns TINS morh-
inc will remind our readers that THE TRIBUNE
has become the acknowledged medium by winch
the proprietors of summer resorts call attehtioh
to the advantages which they have 10 oner, Do
IL long ago became the prime medium OF publishers
and educational institutions. Inc enterprioins
men who cater TO the wants OF the mui'iou.o
nc the seashore, on the uplands ana alnohs 'iS
mountains make their attractive Appeals tnroush
TIE TRIBUNE in preference to all other papers
because they know that through IHE lHlboNS
thew can reach the largest number OF those VINO
have the leisure and the means 10 spehu Ol0
summer where they will; and because experiences
has taught them that in no other way, hor ~
all other ways combined, could they Tx the a.'en-
ton of so many possible patrons Our adVer.'Scr'
this morning offer every variety OF scenery, i"oi"
ties and entertainment to the consideration "
summer travellers and we congratulate thein AZ
advance upon the prosperous season "hicn 'N''
are taking the best means OF insuring'
IT, seens that our own Tim" Campbell mas
,orsod IN his career Of craftsmanship long enough
20 loo a WAGER Of 81. 900 that Mr.. Cleveland Will
oorrv Novv.York Tins enthusiasm evidently
has been getting the delegates away from us
discretion.
TIE NrwYoRK TRIBUNE goes so far as 70 SUGGEST
that tho people BIO allowed to decide the next rssS
Dental election. This Is rlght ana IL 10 Do"'
-(CharlestoL News and Courier
Wcll il You think il is right and " Demo-
cratic.n then why not use your influence 10 per-
suade the Democratic managers in the south 10
give the people Of that section whose SKIN happens
TO be black fair show on election day| III you
would do so and II your labors should be SUCCESS
full. Grover Cleveland would stand no more chance
Of succeeding himself at the White House than
of being chosen Queen Of next May.
"Harper's Weekly" asserts that the PRESIDENT
has purified the political atmosphere buo
them il also asserts that the President has yelded
to the pressure of the spoilsmen OF his party
The Weekly would appear to have paired OIL
with itself. .' 80
Before the system of heating cars by steam from
the engine can be made Of universal application
o uniform system of coupling must be adopted ny
the railroads. This matter was considered iasC
week by the master car-builders IL does hoC
seem difficult thing 60 accomplish. Puonc sehoi-
ment in favor of abolishing the dangerous stove In
every shape and form has crystallized IN more tna
one State into legislation requiring stean-heatng
within certain time and the companies Will DC
forced for their own protection to agree on d
uniform system of heating and coupling Inc
science of railroading"-we believe that TINS
claim is made in its bchalf-has made such marked
advances in so many directions that it Is little
strange laws have been found necessary
antecedent to this Improvement. Self-interest
alone should induce railway corporation to make
the burning alive of its passengers an lmpos-
sibility
The pear.blight beetle has made its appearance
in Western New-Yorl1 II Is now IN order Tor the
A1ugwump journals to cry with one accord, we
cannot tell lie, Blaine is responsible for this
beetle We confess that the circumstantlal evil
dence bears hard against him. First, Blaine and
beetle both begin with b. Second, Blame ana
beetle both end with an e. Third Ii Is under
stood that Mr. Blaine is not fond Of pears Fourth,
He is absent from the country If innocent, why
Is he not in Western NcwYork facing his ac-
cusers like man2 The Mugwumps owe 1t TO
themselves and their ferocious hatred OF Mr.
Blaine to make thorough investigation, and TO
allow nothing to stand in the way OF finding MN
euiltv The pears of Western New-York must
and shall be preserved. N'>'