The daily critic., 1890-11-26

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wAsrNarov. y. c.. Nov. 90. ls5l.
A GREAT uaNy PEOPLE would IKE
8. know why Mr. CLEVELAND wrote
fhat letter a Mr ArHrs oft Ka1sfs
City unless uc wanted 60 published
lie aud AoHr- ar. not intimate frie1 Is.
thty a.a not even ao9uaiuuncas. Tie
never saw NDHr- in bis Ifre and E1en
r.tliagab ut him Dve.u' Tina, behti O.
letter .f0m k.uEs and reIt novel Co.
arsverit Vow upon what principle
or good taste or cNrelicncy ill Nr
CfEyEtNND proceed TO- uuolrk The
vials1f lis secret feelings and empty
them into The bosom of the unknown
ADHEs Only a little more than two
years ago Mr. CLEVELAND hal ocoa
sion t1 pronounce vtrv severe flig-
meut upon gentleman named ~AyN-
NurEW WEsr who answered a letter
from % stranger somewhere beyond the
Rockies How Is 60 that we ind him
irjulgin1 iu thlt slmc b'under him
self The probability is that Mr.
CLEVELAND thought his letter % Ac8Es
@ mighty fine thing when he wrote a..
au1 contemplated with CUulnimtv III
not with pleasure tht prospect Of as
getting into print Public comment
lowevcr has changed his mini az to
the performance and now he Is jump.
iar ou AeuEs for doing exactly what
DE might have been expected 70 do.
Mr. CLEVELAND should hc fair 60
ACUrs That gentleman, no doubt,
honestly thought be was carrying out
lisrorcsp1udcurs intentions.
Mn CLEVELAND as letter writer Is
rot proving a luminous success
SENATOR EpuuNus thinks the LopaE
Election bill likely 10 become a law
during the next session Of Congress.
SorAu W. JouN J.INoAtLs is con.
ocrued, we have said already, ami we
rrueat with enthusiasm. that we hope
Dc will De re- elected 10 seems 10 ne,
fm'h1more, that our fellow citizens If
Kansas .huuld Doe glad 10 rc-clect him.
lIoLas glv,u that State tbe utmost
rfduiu,uoc and distinction by his bril-
iIrl abilities. lie Is legitimate OBJ
i,.l OF pride 20 the entire Common.
wealth, and in ihls feeling the Demo.
Gratis as we'll as the Republicans should
be able 20 participate He IS stalwart
party man. 90 course bat what Cf that
Party rivalries and controversies keep
alive The wholesome fermcnt which
gives vitality 20 free institutions. And
Mr.. lNoALLs is one of the most power.
iul ingredients In that fermcnt. Be-
sides, Mr. lNGALLs has always been an
intelligent and effective fdeud Of tbe
District He Is not one Of those shal-
low and selfish demagogues-anl there
are many Of either party 10 Congress
who are more than ready 20 earn a
cheap reputation by advocating the
mesuest parsimoby toward the Nations
Capital Tie should be returned By an
means. He Is too useful aud too inter.
esting 10 be cribbyd cablned aud con
fined in Kansas
CAS- n HE possible that SITTING
Bull has been coWed by The presence
oi United States troops
RACE DIFFICULTIES are not condned
% The South. A pretty serious one ex.
isted al Long Island City. n Y. tue
other day when a Judge fined a book
maker thousand dollars.
THE Critic yENrUREp the prophecy.
last week, that MI PARSELL could not
retain his leadership Of the irish party
IN the face of the revelations Of the
O'SHEA scandal Much % our sur
prise however Mr PARSELL en-.
deavored 10 90 that very thing, disre-
caTding not only the remonstrances Of
the English Liberals, but the more OF
less ouispoken protests of many sin-
orre lIish patriots Indeed he
was yesterday re elected 20 The
chaiTmanship 0f his faction and p
Cepfe the trust aith an almost N
lrmpu0us disregard 0f lhe opinions Of
thousands of hisslie- aud sympuhiz.rs.
luf he publication last night 0t Mr.
GLADSTONE ullimaum, in which the
g-elI Liberal lead announced his it,
t,EtiOu ~ refining I'm the event Of Mr..
FAENEII S retaining the chlirmln-hip
~ ne Nationalist party. appears 10 have
produced an immediate and oysrwhelm-
ing effect Our European dispatches
this afternoon tell US that the same
Irish members who yesterday elected
NT. PAENELL with almost riOt0us eu-
tLusiasm have experienced a sudden
aud complete change of heart Ir IS
uCW quite clear TO fact that Mr.
fAESELL viii have % 90, whether he
likes on disIikes The step What aston
ishes us Is the fact that be ala not have
he wisdom % foresee lhIs from the be-
ginning or 0r falling that the good
taste and good feeling % resign sp0a
taue0usly. Mr PARNELL has not helped
himself OF Lis causr by this strange
exhibition 81 seldshness aud iuseusi-
LHiy