New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

| The Buffalo Couricr.' which holds tho fort
| for the Democracy Of Western Sew York wants
| Governor Hill e. sign the Ballot Reform bill II
| he wishes Ia serve ia" best interests alike Of the
general veal and OF las political party he Will take
The CourI"ro' good advice.
| cable dispatch from Berlin announces that
the American Commissioners 10 the Samoan Con-
frsrnc" hive been presented to the Emperor that
! he cUnyrrS-l with them in friendly manner, and
| that they were dclghtrd. The fact probably IS
! that they treated each other with courtesy AMI
! r,>Irct, rs b"rnmr the rIsr Of one great nation
! and Ia" official representatives. Of another.
We understand that II thirago man s writing
r'ysci history Of this country based imporilut
d"unr:r's recently dug up ON thr lkr front, in
| wlrrh hc viii prove Tint Columbus sniel int" III"
| Gnlf Of 81. Lawrence mp ia" river 81 the same
! I,nIr. through the lakes. making portaG" AROUND
| Nlnmrn Falls. mud finally discovered AMIR
| lcn NJ the mouth Il the Chicago River.
| Uur historical friend will also show thft
| Subsequently Washington was born where
| tie Iu"n Stock Yards stand. that tic
hnitI.' 81 Banker Ilil vas fought IN the township
| 81 Ini,". the Declaration 81 lndrpcndrncc srgucd
,,rn', here Blur Island ave. and the first IN
aUgurnl held on rhr site Of IL" Palmer House Chi
| cngo III. -h' lnvc been large town before this X
II Ind not been for her mod'>ry.
The wicked gnm" ~ policy viii he suppressed
in BROOKLYN the very day when II Is believed 70
he poltlcnl policy TO suppress. IL" So The
brooklyn Eagle asserts. 1t would be interesting
| I" barn Mayor Chapus opinion Of " The Eagles
observation
The latest victim OF The hand shaking craze is
Captain Murr"ll, the enllnut captain ~ the Ms.
s"iri The rIgh' hand TO which the Srfrtv Of 81
many lives may lr said 10 hc due is described AZ
h"Inc swollen ~ twice It's original size, that The
captains congratulations cost him moro suffering
than his h"r"isn Some cur. must hc found for
rhIs sort Of ting 1t may be- me necessary TO
dress our h"ro"s mp IN bnrhcl wire
The Ncw-iO:k Times" las the startling an
nouncrrnru, Of dr~.r,rr, by the office seekers
tnnt the tenure u Internal Revenue collectors is
not for fixed term fact that WAS commonly
supposed 10 BE- known To most intelligent citizens
AMI adds this rrmarnh!. cu!umrut.
This fs"t has hnh"rt" been irpan" a. favorable 10
srat security. t" b" sun" h,h ;" much froI
m" n.rh 81 taking ia" GrHnt" responsibility ~
noNal Hu' n" politician tow claim that Il leave,
TIA" President fr" {" r"m"v" m3r' rapidly AMI mor'
promptly than IN Other GAGS. which WDuld hc n very
curi"n' Interpretation. iri'cd. for any Other Admin
ISir.rIun.
The impudcncr Of this il amazing THE
Times" would like 10 have itR readers believe that
| the Internal Revenue Collectors were left alone
| under the last Administration. and mnl,cs its
little snrrr 10 the effect that for Any other Adj
ministration" than Mr. llurrson's the intnrprct..-
tion that removals might I've made more rapidly
| on this account would be IN very curious" one
The fac, Is that President Cleveland removed dur
ING TN, first two wears he was in Office no less than
gs urr cent Of the Internal Revenue collectors
| This statement WIS made by Mr. Hale on the floor
OF the United States Senate and not oven The
New-York Tines ever dared to question IT,
-
opposrs the BALLOT Reform bill It remarks TINT {,
1ncs ,o h,c,usc ,Le hill m,,ns anntcrn,lixm
wL.r flo co1,ogc ho, y.,. asked ,vhv Le uscl