The Critic and record., 1891-03-26
A Boston Reverie.
EDITORIAL PERSONALS.

SenatOr-elect FELTON, is a millionaire, so
he won't feel very lonely in the Washing
ton combination of seven-iigure men,
PRodclphia Times.
Mr.. Reed will have a chance to weep
over the tomb of Cesar down in Italy,
Boston Herald.
None of the Confederate officers of high
rank had more friends among Union sol
diers than General Joseph Il. Johnston,
who died at Washington Saturday night.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The popularity of Senator Walthall in
Mississippi is shown by the effort being
made to persuade him to reconsider Us
determination to withdraw from puBft
life at the expiration of his present
term.-Nenphis appeal Agdldicte.
II is becoming more and more apparent
that Mr., jeremiah Rusk, Secretary of
Agriculture, will be formidable candi-
date for the Presidential nomination at
the Republican National Convention in
1S02.-Chicogo NcpS.
The grlmmest and most blood-Chilling
sight IN New York is displayed in the
window of an undeTtaker's shop in
Twenty-eighth street. 1t purports to be
the representation Of an embalming, The
undertaken, anonymously attired in a
full-dress SUIT, is injecting the embalming
fluid into the veins of dead mans arm.
whole thing makes one shudder. 1t far
SURPRISES the horror scenes in the mu-
seums.- Boston IOSt
1t is believed that two emissaries of the
Malta from New Orleans are now in New
York looking up desperadoes TO play the
part of avengers in New Orleans. Should
these miscreants undertake TO retaliate by
numbering any of the citizens of the
Crescent City terrible results may be eX-
peeted. 1t would be treated as am effort
on the part of the Malta to enthrone itself
permanently above law ClcUetdjd LeadeT
and Herald
The selection of Andrew d. White as
the Republican candidate for Governor of
New York, which is suggested in some
quarters, might be magnificent in theory,
but il would be mighty poor politics.
Mr., White, who was formerly president
of Cornell University, is a scholarly and
reputable gentleman and has given much
close study To political questions.-H
LoHis Gt0bC Democrat
The Lord Mayor of London, also, is said
to be dead duCk--dead as Il founder, if
hounders get deader than ducks. The
most astounding malfeasance is charged
Ia him, and all London feels the ignominy
of his shameless acts He has, in short,
discharged the city barber and abolished
the otliCC-One which has existed for cen
of the Conqueror has looked upon it as a
sacred duty TO see that the mayoral chin
was submitted 10 none but the official
razor which has been whetted upon the
duly constituted official strop This reYo-
lutiCuist bundles barber strOp, mug
sacred tradition and all INTO the street, and
is caught sneaking into a public barber
shop-maybe a ten-cent -ChicGg0
Atfs.
President Harrison is quoted as saying
that he will be satisfied if Republican
he drives 10 the inaugural ceremonies ON
the 1th OF March, 1893 As he will
himself still be President at that time, his
wish will certainly be gratihed, unless he
shall refuse 10 ride with his sucCessor-a
custom which las been broken only once,
we believe and that was in the case Of
Grant and lohnstOn.--H Louis Gio5c
DGWocrdt.