New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
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a law. 1t does not apply to this city alone pu'
to ell the cities of the State.

law 1t does not apply to this city alone Du'
to all the cities of the State.
The Democratic press talks about the hdeny Oh
Louisiana to the Democratic party. IL does nov
tell u.s. however that this fidelity" Is tine resui'
of treason to the principles OF liberty ana Oh .ne
subyerson OF the rights OF a large class OF oiti-
zens by means that every civilized man mus' i'o'N
on with indignation and horror.
Mayor Chapn. Park Commissioner Kennedy
and some other Brooklyn officials visited Prospect
Park Thursday, and after their return the Mayor
expressed himself In favor OF spending as mucn
as 81 co. 900 in Improvements within that pleasure
ground We are glad TO see that attention IS az
last being gwen to this important matter. Inns
park has been allowed 10 fall into depiorape
condition, and much larger expenditure Is now
needed than would be necessary IL it had been
kept in proper repair for the last dozen years.
During most Of that time the appropriations have
been PAINFULLY meagre so much SO that they barely
suficed to keep things In running order, and thefe
was nothing left for necessary repairs Inc ap-
nominations have been larger for the last Two
years but there has been so much unseemiy
souabbling among the Commissioners during moso
of that time, and 80 much disagreement as TO what
should be done, that practically nothing has been
ACCOMPLISHED Mr.. Chaplin and his companions
found that bridges are out OIL repair
that fences have fallen into decay, and that many
other things need to be done. The drives are IN
fairly good condition, but many Oh the WALKS are
harder to walk over than o ooooie-stone roao'
To restore the park TO the condition from winch
it should never have been allowed TO degenerate
will require a large expenditure The money to
he laid out should be used in such way that not
n cent will be wasted The people OF Brooklyn
would rejoice to know that the repairs were to
be made under the direction Of Colonel John T.
Culver. who was identified with the management
of the park for so many years.
Captain w. A. Pledger as the result of Pc
culiary vivid dream, rises to nominate george NJ.
Pullman, Of Illinois, for President. Referred TO
the National Convention with power. IL Pullman
could run rs well as the vehicles that Dear LIS
name-but we anticipate;
Daniel" said the President softly, as he stood
at a window of the White House in the cleaning
and drcamily watched the dim outline of Potomac
drcdger making sail down the river.
What is it, sire ~
do you recollect the exact wording of that
reference to second terms in my letter OF ac-
ceptdnce?'
Not precisely, SIRE but it was to the effect that
second terms were not beneficial to the Nation, and
should not be sought by patriotic Presidents =
U-m!'
Amomcnt's silence fell upon the room, and then
Daniel"
Yes, sire"
Among the game in the White House larder is
there any-any-cr6w"
II think there is sire; there generally is.'
Have it made into pie. Daniel
Today"
Immediately
And then silence came again, broken only as the
President drummed softly on the window sill
The King of Italy has been giving an audience
to Mr.. Blaine at the Quirinal Palace. 1t is now
In order for The Evening POST to level one OF its
impressive sneers at the King, and solemnly ad.
wise all Mugwumps who intend to make the grand
four this year to cut Italy.