New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-05
r.,v.1ont. 1890: Ry IN. N,r. York Tribune.
YBy CABLE TO TIE TRIBrSE.

o,cv,tonf. 1890 Ry tn" Ns,r York Tribune
1ondon. Oct a.-Thc reception Of the COME
40 Paris in Ameri"a and the extraordinary rNiii'es
.bo,,n 10 hin, are likely 10 prod"cc had III
c,ession in France. Even the most lh'cHl"eh'
rrcrchmcn may fail IN understand the dls'ilc''"h
,ctwcen the ComtP DO Paris who was on "ehrlal
,,o,rcu,n's staff and the Comtc dc Paris who IS
,ho c,cr,v Of the French Republic and a prctender
60 the French throne His position. h"'rvrr' Is
a,Hercnt from what il was Wien ne sh"" li''"
Iivcrpool His letter on the B"nhnSis' c'h
spiracy his cynical avowal Of a rca''lr">s I" use
III means acoins, the Ecprhiic. and his confession
~ c,mnlici,y in that vulgar adVeAturcr's vulgar
;r,,ioucs have CisguStcd many of his own 'd-
no,on,s sc,ndalizcd Europe and discrc'iitcd mon
orchv oven in mona rchic;l eyes. Not less s"'h-
ao,,7c3 Is Europc To sec the author OF thai h''"r
,,o cucst Of ,mcrica welcomed by the frcSin'hh
AZ tho Republic and covered with honor ny tie
American people.
The German Emperor's reception at vienna has
been cordial enough I" prov" how p"P",ii '''
TRIBE Alliance IS in the Austrian '"P'."'' -
tho visit has any political object other than 'hat
of promoting good feeling between vienna al"
n.rlin il has not vet become known
Paris still occupies itself. perhaps anuS'S i'S"Ii
,oud be the better phrase with BoulanEisl reveal
t,ons each morr amazing than ne "'hcr. IL"
o.,e,npt 10 connect NJ. Cl"mcnccau with ''h'r'i
Roulangers enterprises has entirely failed fa'1-
ns,s Nkc NJ. Rochcfort and NJ. Naquc'. and Mon
.rchie,s from the Comte dc Paris down are dragged
,,,ough the mirc The Ecpuhhcans have re-
;.a p.,uh,ic,ns General BoN!anger is said tH
b. going 10 Malta. -- 1t does no, matter where
he goes.
This has beep Jubilee week with tie Sorlal-
,s4s Of t;crmanv where the nti-Socialis law en-
nirrd on Tuesday. Mach rer was drunk III Ter
lin in celebration Of this event. and mn"h s'r""e
language used especially OF the prophetic KiH".
By way Of showing that they have rarN''
nothing in twelve years. the Socialist leaders
republishcd the next morning their od programme
II is srply declaration of war against Sor"F'
and the simplest definition Of SOCIALIST IS AL
enemy of social order. tfcrpany Will now 'FN an
experiment which no other Con'in"nta! power has
yentured on The party of revolution Is 7"
have the same freedom of speech. freedom OF
nrcss and the rest. which other parties have
The German Emperor believes himself able 10
cor,rol those forces of anarchy which more ex-
perienccd rulers prefer TO see dealt with by the
police.
The Socialists in England are growing bolder
iaud bolcer The dockers alk al their confer
enoe as II the world were already theirs I" divlde
AIr. John Burns talks loudest Of all. lie has all
nounced as his ulumatum TO capitalists that every
laborc1; skilled or unskilled must have $50 a
week for forty-eght hours work and 100 holi-
DAYS In the year. That woud te rather more
than double the present wages OF skilled, and quad
ruple the wages of unskiled labor while reducing
ihc hours Of work BY nearly one-half.
The Ges StolcrS Union has taken a step be-
,ond oven Mr.. Burns and the New Trade rnionism
s showiLg it's hand. perhaps rather TOO suddenly.
THE nniop ad3ressed DronoSa1S TO The Ilult
and Coke Company, tie largest gas corporation
in London, wi ich Amounted Ia invitation
TO hand over the management of the company
70 the union They ccnandcd thai non" bat
unionist should work. for III" company. tha: all
new men should BE- engaged through union OIL
fcias, end that any nan nrgcctinc TO pay ms
fees TO the union should be discharged by the
company on peril of general strike. The coin
pany would We able neither 10 employ nor 10
dismiss any man without the approval OF 'hc
union. This corporation has capital of Sf''"''
600. and lights all London north OF the / names
The directors listened civiy to the uEionis'>
dcputatiDn, and totally rejected their propose IS
The threatened or expected strike ,hercupon co"
lapsed some Of the unionists protesting tat 'iey
had only thought of striking because they "cieVc'
that the company intended a lockout. The t''fA
is the union found tho company better PREPARED
tl4an they were. Tic example Of Nh. Livcs'y, WHO
saved South London last winter from great
Calamity, has had It's effect. This fresh t"'bh
has been long brewing and the directors h"h 'Ihn
I" prepare. and dit prepare. The police pTrp'rci l.
too, the Govelnment stood ready 10 Keep Ia"
peare troops were under orders, and there were no
sicns Of thai supinencss on the part 81 thc al
thor,tics which gave the dpck"rs tier victory.
The company, moreover, had stock of coal and
stock Of labor in reserve. The s'okrrs ale very
angry, and there may still bc trouble The men
may drown their leaders. as they have before
now. But no serious conflict i, expected.
The Halifax speeches Of Sir John Mcdonald
and Of Sir John Thompson arouse less enthusiasm
here than their authors probably expected.
Canadian loyalty is appreciated In England III
pretty strict proportion TO it's moderation Eng
lsh Ministers are kccnly aware Of the difficulties
N which the Canadian policy 50 frequently IN
wolves them. Many pubic men would view the
gravi,ation of Canada toward the United STATES
with perfect cquanlmity. The two Sir Johns
happen 70 discourse OH topic where LOT once
they are in harmony with the English frclL1@
Of the moment Yet even az such a moment " The
Daily News tells the Canadian Prlnc Mihis,"r
that he is absurd that he has ovcr'loic his LOYALTY,
that his prophecy Of a revolution III the United
States is unworthy Of the Prime Minister OF a
friendly na,lou and that Mr. Blaine ana his
friends Will simply conclude thai SIT J"hh Is
Ngry Remark that home rule zeal has no" ic''"'"
point whenc" 10 the leading En9hsh iio'nc
Rule organ Canada seems nation.
The American proposals for relieving Ilish VII,
tress are very kindly received IN Ehe'""'
Even the obvious political advantages to he df'""
from them DO not induce the Gadstonah "I1a
" welcome them otherwise than @rudeihHs
There is or ought to bc. saws lie Da'S
News, something humiliating 10 q proud hao'"''
IL this charity proaercd by the stranger. we
aie rich enough, it might I've Thought, u renew
oar own poor In 1916 as now the EnghS'i Po
pr Of all classes were full Of sympathy tor famine