New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-11

tho establishment of three or four dairy schools,
where young farmers could be tRugnt Sne latest
and most approved methods Of dairying, II such
schools should be established, young artists who
aspire 10 paint dairy scenes ought to take course
Of instruction in them. Nothing In thu domain Of
art is more sad than a picture Of milltmaid IN .
Worth costume milking blue and ecru COW on
the wrong side.
The Republicans Of the XITIth District have
nominated strong and popular man 20 M tne
vacancy in the Senate occasoncd by the death OF
Mr. Low Ii Benjamin B. Odell ir they have
candidate who ought to command the 1u'i party
vote. The election does not take piece until the
Goth Of January, so that there is ample time LOT
a Thorough canvass. II is earnestly to be hoped
for the cogent reasons which we have already
stated that our friends in Orange and sullivan
will sec that Mr.. Low is succeeded by hepup-
can It is well known that the friends OF Gov
ernor Hill are making strenuous exertions 10 elect
Mr.. Ward, the Democratic nominee. ME-. ward
would doubtless help the Governor play his game
of peanut politics, but Senators of that sort are
not needed at Albany. Let the majority In the
Senate be strengthened by adding Mr.. Oden 10 ii
"The Inn Keepers Journal has taken to COM
plimenting Governor Hill 1t would be interest
ing to learn III the 0ONerUOr IcStEub tniio 90
praise from Sir Hubert
Some of the Worcester Mass, girls have lately
been trying to witch the world with noble horse
manship The incident 10 worth mentioning, be-
cause the horses which they employed were
saw-horses Seven Of them took part in wood
saving match to the music of q piano. BY
the side of each saw The Worcester Telegram"
reports, lay two sticks Of wood, one big and
one little one. Each stick was to be cut t.ice
in two, and the young lady who completed tho
task first wns to receive q silver pin. Mis-
Denholm cut the first stick ef the quickest the
second also, and looked like . sure winner, but
her grit was more than her strength Miss
Rodgers and Miss Blood gained and Passed her,
finishing first and second respectively In In. o.
and I'm. 20s" And y.t IN tie fasc Of such
evidence some hasty g aeralizers pretend to
say that New-Enghncprs DO not know how
to e0io- ~ rselves, a. not Understand the art
or making tie ncss " aE;.ps pleasures.
Just now a. The nes-cr Uriou' IL developing
sentiments CT distin eiisled consideration for
Frederick Douglass This current Democratic adj
miration and affection fer the colored man comes
rather late In the days wher he needed friend
the Democracy passed by on the ether side
ever and anon remsrking in highly impressive
way: do you want your da'tshper to marry .
nig-gar?s
1t lie The Amsterdam Sentinel which, TAX
lug time by an ample forelock nomina'as David B.
Hid DEM for President in 500. or course, the
ain OF this shrewd Sentine' Is plain. As
an intelligent organ Of public opinion it cannot
fail to realize that tho Republican party, now
that IL has returned to power can be counted
upon to stay at the front for at least quarter
Of O century. It's nomination Of Hill, therefore,
is not o political but social move. It evi-
dently hopes that by way Of returning its COM
pliment the Governor will take up his residence
in Amsterdam when hplcavcs his present Office
Wen, the Governor might DO worse. Amsterdam
is concededly one Of Tie prettiest places in Mont
gomery County