New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-28


Send for a good locxjaw doctor. Hurry out hand
bills containing description of the missing man.
He must be found, lie shall be found, and once
found no efforts must be spared 20 restore 10 MIN
his ability TO express himself on his great candl-
date Cleveland, and the great reform he prom
ised in the Civil Service.
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The Administration has fretted and whlmpered
great deal because it has been criticised Tor It's
general wastefuncss and extravaganza whcn De-
ter things were expected of it when 1t raised the
flag of Reform" The officials also have COM
planned that they were not given credit 1or lhSthc
es of economy, but, so far as TIE TRIBUNE Is con-
cerned it has desired to be just and TO give credit
but sometimes space would not permit An III
stance is here noted of the which the Govern
mcnt servants observe, small in this case but SIM
liar to others which unfortunately have passed
mention Two barrels OF potatoes arrived on the
steamer Miranda from Halifax Oh November 2l'
1as7 As they were not regularly entered al the
Custom House they were seized and VIII DC SOU
IN the highest bidder on Monday. As 1t is beyond
the planting season they will be Of no use to farm
crs, but possibly some fve-cent restaurant
keepers may bid for them. Under the conditions
of the sale the highest bidder viii be allowed to
take the SPROUTS and the decayed potatoes without
extra charge
Noticing the rumor that Governor Hill is to
be sheyedn this fall in place of being renoml-
mated. The Mount Vernon Argus savagely eX-
claims: Then we most vehementy say sneiVe
Grover. too" We believe it was the poet Young
who once rcbulSed grcediness with the pointed
query:
Insatiate Argus! would not one suffice
The revolt from Cleveland on the part, not only
hrf of of
the rank and file of the party in Troy and the VI
cinity. has already been commented upon IN theSe
columns. That revolt will doubtless take on
greater proportions now that the Democratic Con-
ore,sman from the Rensselaer, Washington District
has gone back on the Mills bill. To the credit OF
Edward ". Greenman be it said that he showed his
contempt for the party lash and his patriotic re-
snect for the best interests of his district by voting
| aqoinst that free-trade measure. lie was elected
| IN his present position by q combination oil cir
cu,nstances which is not likely 70 occur again Inc
district is naturally Republican and will doubtless
choose Republican this fall to succeed Mr. Green
man.
"That Mr. Hill is candidate both for nomina-
ton and election OF tic liquor dealers throughout
the State was wellkncwn and inevlt1blc' DO
remarks The Ncw-Ycrll Times DEM Never
tbeless The Times is found supporting the
marty that is back of Mr. Hill, the party that
placed him where he is and is likely to renominate
him, the party whose main reliance Is the hquor
dealers Tho spectacle is an edifying onc-for
those that are edited by that sort of spectacle.
Some OF the Civil Service Reformers profess to
believe that President Cleveland has been sincere
in his efforts to do all that he could to further"
the reform which they consider more important
than anv other reform before the country we
should like to know where they find evidence OF
his sincerity If the evidences were numerous
| and visible. why should the reformers character
| ize this as n period of depression" Why should
| they be compelled to do nothing but mark tlme' 7
Why should one Of their chief organs affirm that
| no one any longer attaches the slightest lmpor-
lance to the uttcrances of the members of the Adj
ministraton on the subject of Civil Service he
form
To Grover Cleveland: And so you have gone
of bue-fshing for day or two. That's all right
and we trust you will have splendid luck But
word in your ear. You made tremendous mistake
when Won attempted to catch the American people
with a free-trade fshline. You may not suspect
il. Mr. President, but the American people are not
gudgeons.
Points OF resemblance between Inc Pohuca
campaign of 1910 and that of the present yea
have frequently been remarked upon Here Is an
other In July 1910, number OF former sup
porters of Mr. Van Buren, publicly advertised in thu
columns of The Daily Advertiser OF Newark
n j.. their reasons for opposing his election for
second term, as follows:
We might give many reasons for this chang,
In our political opinions The following, however
we deem sufficient. We do not believe q Natlona
debt is a National blessing We do not believe th'
price OF labor In this free country should be reduced
TO the standard prescribed by dcspots In foreign coun
tries. We do believe In fighting for the country
and being unrcpiesented or misrep~sented In IN
II was the design Of tho trainers OF the Constitution
that the President should occupy his time during hi
first term In olcctloneering for his reelection 10
Van Buren, and one term for Old TIP.
Verify, history repeats itself.
board OF survey has reported that the ordinar.
repairs TO the cruiser Atlanta to III her for thrc
years cruise in addition TO steering gear, WI
cost s2s, 900. But this does not include the cos
of new gun carriages to take the places Of the oil
ones that have proven to be unserviceable FOE tn
guns
Mature arms and equips an animal TO find II
place and living in the earth, and at the sam
time she arms and equips another animal to desro
it, This remark of the philosopher Emerson
quoted BY The New-York Times pem.l ]