New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

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nance n continuation OF the infamous 'rain0'
Crcat britain may be subjected to much ''"noS-
amos and NAV find her own work OF emancipation
made less easy, but she will have no risn' " 'an
TO-, ,o;ohbor IN account ut is not n0mlhapeo III
the bond
Tin renort % the Executive Committee OF the
Liouor Dealers Association reads ike V"c " WV
errors Hills last efforts
Our bewildcring contemporary the Hon. Ell'o',
y Shen,rd has never more dutifully conflrmeo
tho brilliant diagnosis Of his chrome MAJ
adv made early and often by the late
william n. Vanderbilt, than in thIve-
column editorial which he published IN inc
Mail and EXPRESS yesterday afternoon. ms -
n bold statement, hut we think it Is SAFE one
or the main fabric OF the article II Is s'hcen' "
gay that the architecture, il not Rronn' IS At eao'
gloomy and peculiar: but that part OF IL WIFI
consists Of grotcsque inventions a"ou' ~"
Tribune is worth little closer lnSpec'''"' "
THE Tribune has many reasons for no" "eins VII.
organ of Mr. Platt" they have never Dech olous"'
to its notice. and 1t remains the organ OF hei'''r
Mr. Platt nor anybody else Inc iea"''o
which Mr. Shepard specifies are as hihiSS us Ills
conclusion. When Mr.. Mihoiland, having 'as'c
and capacity for the public service FcpNeu an
me DroMptly, though with regret, accepted Ills
res,gnotion from it., staff. When The Tribune
stopped buying paper from the Hon warner .'tt-
Ter il cave him an explicit and presumably sa'i'-
factory statement of the strictly business cohsio-
erations which required the withdrawal OF us Gus
tom They were probably ldentlcal win '"oSe
which recently induced 1.-The Mall anu Express
10 take the same step. II The Tribune were III
fact Mr. Plntts organ it might Justly ""hoer '""t
H. was reduced to the Notifying necessity OF
learning at secondhand from Mr.. Shepard thar Mr..
Platt has arranged To have Mr.. W hl'caw l|ciu
elected to succeed Mr. Evarts in the tn!ted States
Senate. As it is we cannot complain. ph' we are
sure that our surprise will be shared by the Ainer
can Minister to France. This, we believe, cx-
ha,rsts Mr. Shcpard's reasons II will not en-
haust Mr.. Shepard. lie will remain as fresh as
ever.
II all the cases of genuine Asintic cholera
that are discovered from time to time ny en-
tcrprisng country physicians Warranted the mss
made over them, this country would he TaVaGeu
with the plague about twelve times year.
Genuine cholcra is about Us rare as eprosy.
The new law in relation TO cigarette smoking
came too late to touch the case Of The fourteen
years-old boy Of Troy whose death WAS hastrnch
by heart weakness snpcrinduced by the use OF
cigarettes. This IL only one Of numerous warh'
lngs sounded concerning the bad effects OF me
riyarcii" habit on CROWN: boys. AZ tar as the
new law is concerned. tn. effort Ia enforce II ~
feeble. or else 1t is olTyrd with more than com
mon diligence
Congress should not adonrn without taking
,,.r. toward cnar,ing the remaining rr"innrrda'
,inus Of tho international Marine Conference.
Every nation that sip hcnt It's h~Sh
u,utir.l talent to Washington last year. Ia agree
upon means ~ SECURING safety At SEA Tic rec
concentrations of thc Conference are ~" lrnit "'
thur united wisdom. The United States. IN the
Power intIitis the Conference. should u" lore
most IN acting upon ~ conclusions. hnt rs YET
only the ulc OF the Road NJ Sea- has been legal
| we'd hy Congress- Other measures equally
| important, remain IA hr enacted. I"in'
resolution should hr passed. requesting the
State, navy and Treasury Departments Z" eA"
| anime the IMPORT Of the conference. ana
10 submit the necessary bills 10 Congress
upon It's rr.ursrmbiug IN December. I'M
other important point is the retention OF the
Nn,al Secretary Of the Conference, TO hook after
| thr,. matters until they aye enacted. Should he
i,c ordered on sea service there would IN no one
| lrn csImcalv charged with them. and there IL
danger lest they hc overlooked in III" great mass
Of business ACCOMMODATING III III" Department..
With cholera and floods Al home. Cinnamon VIII
lc more sr than ever Ia seek refuge III tins Lana
Of the tree II the cholera is as severe and our
border Quarantine Ian they are reported Ia 10.
| We stand an excellent chance OF admitting the
! plague hy the back door, as IL were
Wien Senator George denounced as untrue the
reports that elections in Mississippi since l-,i
have been carried BY force and fraud he must have
| Thought Of thr British official who recently de-
| clarcd that the reports Of fatal accidents from
electric currents in the streets Of Ncwlork were
wiciclly false. There are even people 70 he found
Who aver that Siberian exile is devoid OF Objection
ah.e features. but. happily. the number who he
| lryr them i, not large.
| The address from the French Labor party 10
the German Socialists. published 10y The "Nolis
| hlatt the Isrlin Socialist organ. Is IN contnna-
! ton Of the efforts made 10 unite ali the working
| men IN Europe in sinale association. But II
| the scheme succeeds il will ir less oh get onablc
than the now dcfunct International Association
| Of Workin men The elements NJ work now
| nrc NOT Of the same revolutionary pattern. They
! rather tend toward the kind of State Socialism
! recently ndorScd by the young Emperor Of ter
many The French AMI German Socialists who
long 10 the moderate section of the Socmlistlc